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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
3
The article notes the evolving core group around President Johnson, contrasting the broad administration with a shifting inner circle of advisers and assistants. It highlights the distinctive LBJ branding shaping the leadership team.
Bill Moyers is deputy director of the Peace Corps and handles trips and appearances for the President. George Reedy replaces Pierre Salinger as press secretary and is the only non-Texan among the Johnson men. Horace Busby steps into Sorensen's role, Jack Valenti acts as chief aide, and Walter Jenkins remains the administrative assistant with a wide range of duties.
Harold N. Hansen a 47 former appraiser for Minneapolis Federal Savings and Loan Association pleaded guilty before Judge Edward J. Devitt and was fined 1000 dollars and given a three year probation for misappropriating about 600000 dollars. Four other defendants also pleaded guilty in connected cases with varied sentences. The report also notes jazz pianist Meade Lux Lewis murder case and related grand jury actions in Hennepin County.
In Marshall Minnesota a plan to build a state college on the eastern edge of town moves forward with community enthusiasm. Officials report rising property values new businesses and investment as the site prepares with road sewer water and annexation actions while zoning and planning guidance are sought.
Governor George C. Wallace of Alabama predicts the civil rights bill would be repealed within two to four years if enacted. He says he does not advocate breaking laws but believes strong resistance will force repeal and cite threats to private property and free enterprise.
A Chicago university lab school class of 26 first graders, led by Mrs. Judy Jones, published Interesting Stories after seven months of work. Don Olson aided production, with 150 copies printed and a second run planned.
A Wright-Patterson Air Force Base project unveils a three‑dimensional terrain simulator on a moving belt with cockpit visuals. General Precision Inc plans 14 units under a 3.8 million contract, enabling day and night landings, takeoffs, and weather variations. The Smithsonian opens a History and Technology museum with an authentic 19th century confectionery parlor.
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