Johnsons Going Home to Ranch Type Christmas
President Johnson plans a Texas ranch style Christmas with kinfolk gathering at the 400 acre property. He aims to relax, may hunt, and expects a big family reunion after lighting the national Christmas tree. The ranch decorations include cedar, holly, mistletoe and red velvet stockings labeled Lynda Lucy Mother Father.
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Kennedy Plans Quiet Palm Beach Holiday After Arlington Visit
Jackie Kennedy and her children Caroline and John Jr. bury sorrow at Arlington National Cemetery before flying to Palm Beach for the holidays. The Kennedy family gathers at Joseph P. Kennedy's home amid heavy security as Mrs. Kennedy completes travel and decorating plans at a Georgetown mansion.
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Mickey Cohen Jewels Sell for 19 000 at IRS Auction
In Los Angeles the ex-mobster Mickey Cohen collection of 43 jewelry pieces sold for about 19 000 after an IRS auction. The items were seized to help cover roughly 375 000 in back taxes.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Internal Revenue Service
Electric toothbrushes can damage gums if misused
A University of Minnesota dentistry professor warns electric brushes can aid cleaning but may harm gum tissue if used improperly. He urges people who receive them as gifts to consult their dentist for suitability and correct brush choice, noting some patients benefit while about 20 percent of his clinic’s patients are prescribed electric models.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Erwin M. Schaffer
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Lights Shine for London Christmas Season Tradition
The AP reports London lights brighten Regent Street with star-like bulbs and Oxford Street with multi colored orbs. The festive display, part of the capital’s Christmas scene, has become a ten year tradition amid heavy traffic and crowded streets.
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State Receives Federal Grant to Buy Ft Snelling Land
Rep. William O'Brien says Minnesota will get a $175,000 federal grant to purchase land for Ft. Snelling State Park. The aid was announced Wednesday in St. Paul, confirming government support for the park project.
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Minnesota
Ft. Snelling State Park
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Nicollet Farmer Knows What His Electric Bill Is
Nicollet Minnesota AP report shows Roland Engel farming 183 acres tracks power use on a dairy beef swine and sheep operation. 26 meters measure motors pumps and appliances revealing monthly costs including $0.56 for TV and total power of about $21.80.
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Minn
Roland Engel
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Fred E. Wetherill
Nicollet County
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Eleanor
Wetherill
Pentagon study to close some Navy shipyards
The Pentagon ordered a comprehensive study of naval shipyard capacity to determine requirements and potential closures. Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara directed the effort, with Secretary of the Navy Paul Nitze forming a joint board to assess excess facilities amid wider base shutdown plans.
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Conductor Roger Wagner collapses during recording session
Conductor Roger Wagner, 49, collapsed at a Hollywood recording session with Dorothy Kirsten Gordon MacRae and the Roger Wagner Chorale. After treatment he was sent home to rest as physicians cited nervous exhaustion.
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Associated Press Hollywood
Roger Wagner
Dorothy Kirsten
Gordon MacRae
Hollywood
Wagner
Paul Roen
Supreme Soviet backs Khrushchev plan to boost chemical output
The Supreme Soviet approved Khrushchev’s $46 billion program to expand the Soviet chemical industry and raise fertilizer production. The measure passed with expected unanimous support in Moscow.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
Cartoonist Bruce Russell Dies at 60 in Redondo Beach
Bruce Russell, 60, Pulitzer Prize winning political cartoonist for the Los Angeles Times, died Wednesday in Redondo Beach, California of a heart attack.
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Redondo Beach
Bruce Russell
Los Ange Times
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