Luci Johnson Marries Patrick Nugent in D.C. Nuptials
Luci Johnson, 19, weds Patrick Nugent, 23, at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington. The ceremony, a Mass in a vast church setting, features a 150-voice choir and an elaborate procession with 12 bridesmaids led by her sister Lynda. President Johnson, high officials, and family attend as a camera-filled crowd witnesses the alliance described as all-American.
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Frances Lewine Washington
Luci Johnson
Patrick J. Nugent
White House
Johnson
National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Luci
Nugent
Europe
Lynda
Patrick A. O'Boyle
Washington
Christ In Majesty
Luci and
John A. Kuginskas
Chicago
Lynda Bird Johnson
Patrick Nugent
Washington, D. C
Bus-Truck Crash Kills One and Three Die in Region
A woman died and 20 injured when a semi collided with a charter bus carrying youths returning from a trip to United Nations headquarters. The crash near Marshall raised Minnesota’s 1966 highway fatalities to 466. Additionally a two-month-old died in a separate Victoria crash and two others died in a St. Paul city crash.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
United Nations
King Struck by Rock in Chicago Riot as Hate Erupts
In Chicago Lawn, a March of 800 civil rights demonstrators sparked the second white riot in a week. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr was struck on the head by a rock after urging open housing. Police arrested 39 whites as more than 28 injured. King vowed further marches until safety and housing rights are secured.
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King
Chicago
Martin Luther King Jr
Chicago Lawn
Marquette Park
Mississippi
Alabama
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Band of youths shoots two white teens in Chicago
In a South Side incident, two 17 year old white youths James Arvia and Joseph Alfaro were shot in a parking lot on 103rd Street by a passing car. Four youths were detained for questioning as gunfire spanned several areas amid ongoing gang related violence with multiple injuries and deaths since Thursday night.
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Chicago
James Arvia
Joseph Alfaro
103Rd Street
Entry List Exhibits at New Peak
The 84th Mower County Fair and Midwest Livestock Show opens Monday for six days with 4H events first, then open classes. The fair features new rides by Byers Bros, a youth Tent center, daily name bands, and varied entertainment including Joie Chitwood, go go dancers, and motorcycle shows. Youth Day Wednesday and Family Day Thursday offer free admissions for chaperoned youths and one paid admission for families, with special days for seniors and Minnesota Day on Saturday.
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Darrel Koehler
Herald Farm
Austin
Byers Bros
Mower
Crane Pavilion
Milwaukee Junction
Milwaukee Road
Austin Fire Dept
Hara Devil
County Historical Society
Minnesota
Guernsey
Jersey
Midwest States
North Central Airlines Reports Half Year Revenues Rise
North Central Airlines reported 1966 first half revenues of 14.8 million dollars, up 2.7 million from the previous year. Net income fell from 422,797 dollars or 5 cents a share to 220,902 dollars or 3 cents a share.
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North Central
Minneapolis
North Central Airlines
Luci Johnson Weds Patrick Nugent at National Shrine
Luci Johnson married Patrick J. Nugent at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. A 26 member procession accompanied the bride and her father as they moved to the altar where Nugent stood, awaiting at the rail along the main aisle.
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Washington
Luci Johnson
National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Patrick J. Nugent
Nugent
Johnson Warns Steel Hike Could Trim Space Spending
President Johnson linked a $5 billion NASA signing to a warning that steel price increases may force cuts in space program funding. He urged business and union leaders to curb inflationary pricing to sustain the space effort, though no immediate counteractions were planned.
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Washington
Johnson
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists of
White House
Nugent Leads Marines on Hill as Brother-in-Law Marries
In South Viet Nam on Patrick Nugent's wedding day, 1st Lt. Gerard Nugent of Echo Company 2nd Battalion 3rd Marines led his unit on a windswept hill. He is 24 and will celebrate his own first wedding anniversary this Sunday.
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Hill 65
South Viet Nam
Patrick
Luci Baines Johnson
Gerard
Jerry) Nugent
Echo Company
2Nd Batallion
3Rd Marines
Utah Beach
France
Viet Nam
U.S
Guam
Rochester Gets REA Power Loan for Rochester
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a 1.5 million dollar loan to People’s Cooperative Power Association of Rochester Minnesota to fund 9 miles of distribution line serving 530 new consumers 17 miles of transmission line 8 miles of tie line and a new headquarters in Rochester. In Hiroshima Japan A bomb anniversary ceremony marked 21 years since the attack with 8:15 am sirens bells and a minute of silence.
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Minneapolis
Rural Electrification Administration
People’s Cooperative Power Association of
Rochester
Minnesota
Hiroshima
Japan
U S Forces Bring 4th Infantry to Viet Nam Front
A U S brigade from the 4th Infantry Division landed in South Viet Nam and was airlifted to the central highlands. The shift raises U S troop strength to about 290 000. Meanwhile heavy air strikes against North Viet Nam continued with 15 Soviet built surface to air missiles fired at U S planes but all missed. A successful sweep destroyed a 40 truck convoy headed south.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Central Highlands
U.S
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Pleiku
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Six youths reported heading to kill Governor Wallace
FBI and state police investigated unverified threats that six youths left Washington for Montgomery to kill Gov. George C. Wallace. Security was tightened with two more troopers added and alert patrols, while aides cautioned threats were not new and often from cranks.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Jack House
Wallace
FBI
Washington
Gov. Wallace
Mankato Man Dies in Auto Crash Near Phillips
James Wussow aged 19 of Mankato Minnesota died early today when he was thrown from the car he drove and pinned beneath it on a township road three miles west of Phillips Wisconsin. He had been working in the area for Wrights Tree Service and was the son of Mr and Mrs Wussow of Mankato.
Traffic Deaths Today
A brief traffic fatality report notes today’s deaths totaling 46, compared with 40-year age at year ago.
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Watertown
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Marshall Hospital
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Richard L. Peterson
Tracy Lutheran Church
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Adrian Rademacher
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Waconia
Richard R. Hall
St. Paul
Douglas B. Sutherland
Ronald Krebs
Duluth
John Carlson
AP Wire
New Peak
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Susan Murfee) Ray
Hale Center
Tex
Gerrard P. Nugent Jr
Phyllis Carr
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Haiphong
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