Security Tightens for Johnson at the U N Summit
U N security chiefs plan extraordinary precautions for President Johnson during a visit to the United Nations. A 250‑strong reinforced guard will shield the world forum for a 70 minute appearance, with no public access until after the speech and lunch.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Johnson
World Forum
Frank M. Begley
U.N. Security
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Louis Mayan
New York
Quints Likely Home for Christmas in Aberdeen
The Fischer quintuplets, three months old next Saturday, are likely to be home for Christmas. Two of the four girls may leave the hospital Saturday noon. James Andrew, the only boy, went home Nov. 30 weighing 10 pounds 5 ounces. The family plans added domestic help at their northeast Aberdeen rental as the girls grow and the parents resume normal work routines.
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Aberdeen
S.D
Fischer
James Andrew
Andrew Fischer
Mary Magdalene
Mary Catherine
Mary Margaret
Mary Ann Fischer
Elmer Brady
Hecla, S.D
Aid to Education Bill Promises Minnesota Grants
The Education Department released state breakdowns for a $230 million college construction aid package awaiting President Johnson's signature. Minnesota receives $5,217,630, with $3,956,693 for undergraduate facilities and $1,260,937 for public community college and technical institutes, under a formula using 1959-60 enrollment figures. North Dakota and South Dakota receive respective totals of $1,068,982 and $1,058,718.
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Washington
U.S. Office of Education
Congress
Johnson
Public Community College
Area
Public Community College and Technical
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Rhodes Scholars Named From Minnesota Universities
Minnesota's two Rhodes scholarship candidates were announced by a six member board. Arthur H. Ogle 21 of Mankato a Macalester College senior and David R. Minge 21 of Worthington a St Olaf College senior will travel to Des Moines to compete for four Midwest Rhodes scholarships among ten rivals.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Arthur H. Ogle
Mankato
Macalester College
David R. Minge
Worthington
St. Olaf College
Ogle
Minge
Des Moines
Midwest
Seven Children Attend Woman's Diploma Graduation
Mrs. Maxine Glove Parker finally earned her diploma from Aherns Night School after 14 years. Seven youngsters aged 2 to 14 sat in the auditorium as she received the degree, marking a memorable community moment.
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Louisville
Maxine Glove Parker
Aherns Night School
Kennedy Buys 169-Year-Old Georgetown House
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy purchased a 169 year old Georgetown brick house at 3017 N Street with 14 rooms across from the Hariman residence and plans to move in with her children by mid January. The sale price was not disclosed. asking prices had been reduced to about 190000. President Johnson signed a bill granting Secret Service protection for two years and providing staff, office space, free mailing privileges for life, and funeral expenses.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Georgetown
W. Averell Harriman
Kennedy
N Street
Ninian Beall
Thomas
Alan G. Kirk
Newton D. Baker
Johnson
President Johnson
Mrs. Kennedy
Iowa Opens Hawkeye Wildlife Area to Shotgun Deer Hunting
The State Conservation Commission announced that the public hunting portion of the Hawkeye Wildlife area in the Coralville Reservoir system will be opened to shotgun deer hunting this year for the first time. Authorization came from the U S Army Corps of Engineers and the area lies west of the Highway 218 bridge. the refuge portion stays closed.
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Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
Hawkeye
Coralville
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
City weighs reopening 12 parks dating to 1959 closure
Montgomery city commissioners consider reopening 12 municipal parks that closed in 1959 to comply with court ordered integration.
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Montgomery, Ala
Biosatellite program to launch biological experiments in 1965
NASA Biosciences Division coordinates with another space agency to run several biological experiments aboard orbiting spacecraft starting in 1965. Biosatellite project manager Carlton Bioletti leads the effort.
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Washington, D. C
Biosciences Division
NASA
Office of Space Sciences
Biotechnology and Human Research Divi
Carlton Bioletti
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