Great Society Drive Shapes Johnson Presidency
President Johnson frames his administration around the Great Society a unifying goal to rebuild cities expand schools conserve lands and cut poverty. He links the phrase to his Texas Pedernales influence and youth programs while courting national support during speeches in New York Texas and Michigan.
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University of Michigan
Johnson
Frank Cormier
Washington
Great Society
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
Texas
Pedernales Valley Electric Cooperative
National Youth Administration
Rebels Lose Albertville Capital After Three Days
Pro-Communist rebel soldiers are routed from Albertville the North Katanga provincial capital in a three day holdout. The report notes Albertville's fall amid Congo regional unrest and ongoing clashes.
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Associated Press
Leopoldville, the Congo
Katanga
Albertville
New Federal Plan Could Aid Minnesota State Hospitals
A new federal program may add nearly 13 million dollars for state hospitals over the next decade, says Dr. David J. Vail of the State Welfare Department. Rochester and St. Peter hospitals along with Faribault State School have already earned more than 250 thousand dollars in grants from the National Institute of Mental Health under a predecessor plan. All 13 state mental institutions are expected to begin projects eligible for grants up to 100 thousand dollars yearly for up to 10 years, aimed at improving care. Rochester's seven-year program centers on reorganizing treatment with day care and community links. St. Peter’s focuses on strengthening vocational and rehabilitation work. Faribault’s three-year plan targets better diagnoses and treatment.
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ST. Paul
David J. Vail
State Welfare Department
Rochester
St. Peter
Faribault State School
National Institute of Mental Health
Vail
Rochester Hospital
Faribault
Wilderness Legislation Faces House Hurdle This Week
Washington AP reports 16 years of effort may yield a wilderness bill breakthrough as the House interior subcommittee weighs 23 bills and a Senate-passed measure. The plan envisions a national wilderness system starting near nine million acres with possible growth up to 61 million acres after investigation. כן
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Washington
Congress
House Interior Subcommittee
Public Lands Subcommittee
House
Senate
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Rapid City
S.D
Financier Sidney Eliason Dies in Salt Lake City
Sidney H. Eliason, 62, intermountain area industrialist and financier, died Sunday of cancer in Salt Lake City. He organized Western Gypsum Co. in 1941 and served as its president. Born in Snowville, Utah, he was a prominent business figure in the region.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
Sidney H. Eliason
Western Gypsum Co
Snowville
Utah
Secret talks begin in Honolulu on Southeast Asia policy
Top U S strategists opened secret talks in Honolulu as Laos government voices fear of collapse. Delegations from Rusk Lodge and McNamara converge at Pacific Command to discuss options against North Viet Nam. Officials emphasize U S resolve to stay in Southeast Asia and pressure Hanoi through varied means.
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Honolulu
Southeast Asia
U.S
Laos
Pathet Lao
Pacific Command
Pearl Harbor
Dean Rusk
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Washington
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Johnson
China
United States
Climactic June Seen for Civil Rights Bill Debate
The Senate prepares for a climactic June in the civil rights bill fight with leaders aiming for a cloture vote by June 10. Supporters say 58 back cloture, 26 oppose, and leaders plan to push a package of amendments to win the final votes. Senators Mundt and Monroney back limiting debate if needed.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Associated Press
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
A. S
Mike Monroney
Negotiations Complete for Consulates Between U S and USSR
The United States and the Soviet Union signed a convention to set up consulates in each other’s countries. It grants Americans in the Soviet Union access to U.S. officials and expands consular protections. The agreement, announced by President Johnson, would require ratification by the U.S. Senate and Soviet Parliament and alters how prisoners are handled and how property is transferred after death.
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Henry S. Bradsher
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Johnson
U.S. Senate
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Man Arrested on Downtown Street Charged With Public Intoxication
Syracuse police say a man arrested on a downtown street Sunday night was charged with public intoxication. The individual identified by authorities as Southern Drinker remained in custody pending further processing.
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Syracuse
N.Y
New Residents Edith Stanley and John Freese Welcome
Edith Stanley 87 returns home from hospital joining her daughter Mrs. Glen Brown. John Freese 20, recently injured three years ago with spleen rupture and blindness, now hopes to see family more often. He is son of East of Austin farmers Mr. and Mrs. Freese. siblings include Jacob Stacyville Frank Air Force Calif Joe Ray Elmer Ward at home. sisters Joyce Lyle Rose Haskins Denver Peggy Conners Phoenix Pearl at home. Church service led by Rev. Falk, Gray Lady Inman Hesla piano. St Augustine Senior Citizens Party attendees enjoyed a good time.
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Edith Stanley
John Freese
Edith
Glen Brown
John
Rochester
Austin
Jacob
Stacyville
Frank
Air Force
Calif
Joe
Ray
Elmer
Ward
Joyce
Lyle
Cecil Haskins
Rose
Denver
Wayne Conners
Peggy
Phoenix
Ariz
Pearl
Falk
Our Saviors Lutheran Church
Inman Hesla
St. Augustines
Frank Bradley
Pathet Lao Drops Coalition Ties in Laos Power Shift
The Pathet Lao cut ties with Souvanna Phouma's neutralist regime and withdraws remaining officials from Vientiane. The radio declares Souvanna no longer premier and hints at a rival Communist government as observers note Pathet Lao control of about two thirds of Laos.
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Antoine Yared
Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Soukvongsack
Khampheuane Tounalon
International Control Commission
United States
National Union
Tokyo
California Primary Ends in Bitter Campaign Clash
California voters head to the polls to decide 86 Republican delegates and a Senate race between Pierre Salinger and Alan Cranston as Goldwater and Rockefeller battle for control of the GOP. The campaigns clash over smear charges while Rockefeller pushes a frontrunner stance and Goldwater plans a post primary strategy summit.
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California
Morrie Landsberg
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Oregon
Pierre Salinger
White House
Alan Cranston
U.S. Senate
Thomas H. Kuchel
William F. Knowland
Goldwater
NBC
Meet the Press
Los Angeles
Henry Cabot Lodge
Carrier Whale House Air Conditioning Offer
The notice promotes Carrier central cooling add ons for heating systems at as low as $8.00 monthly with easy one day installation. It claims cooling for an average 1,000 sq ft home and availability of a larger system, with suitability for steam or hot water heat and Good Housekeeping approval.
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Good Housekeeping
Hill Heating and Roofing Ad Offers Contact Details
A compact classified note lists Hill Heating & Roofing Inc at 506 NE 10th St with phone HE 3-880 for inquiries or service today. The terse line invites readers to cry See or call John for immediate contact.
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John
Hill Heating & Roofing Inc
10Th St
Four Children Die in New Jersey House Fire
In Hopatcong New Jersey a tragic blaze killed four of five Hennings children and their vacation host Theresa Coston 53. Mrs Hennings 37 escaped with her 2 year old son William and Mr Hennings 40 survived in a nearby cottage after attempting to enter the burning house.
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Hopatcong
N.J
Robert Hennings
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