Bad Turn in War Could Spoil LBJ's 1966 Contentment
AP analysis by James Marlow surveys President Johnson's fragile harmony with Congress. It notes three risk factors: a setback in Vietnam, deeper US involvement, and the 1966 elections. Johnson touts unusually cooperative ties, but discontent in Congress over the war could erode the era of good feelings.
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Grant helps West Sioux district train at risk
The Office of Economic Opportunity awarded 3 962 dollars on Sunday to the West Sioux Community School District in Hawarden Iowa to fund early childhood training for disadvantaged children before they start school. In Keokuk Friends plan to take Rev Robert Foster to church found him dead at 74 in his home where he lived alone.
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Graham urges unity after Alabama crusade closes
Evangelist Billy Graham ends an eight day Alabama crusade in Montgomery urging an integrated audience to continue the spirit of unity. He calls on Southerners to show kindness to people of other races amid national social tensions. About 1,300 worshippers dedi cated themselves to Christ in the largest crowd of the tour in Montgomery.
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Dominican Workers Walk Out to Back Rebels
A three day nationwide strike in the Dominican Republic shows broad labor support for rebel factions. Rebels seek a provisional government and an early election, while the OAS offers a constitutional based institutional act. Talks with rebel negotiators focus on military and constitutional issues guiding a peace settlement.
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Worcester Nightclubs Ban Modern Dances
Police report two female dancers doing bumps and grinds led Worcester authorities to ban the Monkey Frug Watusi Swim and other modern dances in local night clubs. The move targets dancing styles seen as inappropriate by law enforcement and city officials.
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Soviet luxury train No 3 tempts Tokyo tourists
Russian railways debut a fast, stylish No 3 route linking Yokohama to Western Europe via Nakhodka and Khabarovsk. Tourists ride in foam mattresses and uniformed conductors, paying about 368.90 dollars for a four day Tokyo to Copenhagen trip versus 677.60 by air.
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Barefoot debate frames Arcadia council in health dispute
Arcadia California City Council defers action after doctors warn barefoot use in public spaces spreads plantar warts and athlete's foot. Health commission urges ban on municipal buildings while library board consider steps. City manager to handle public spaces.
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Foxhome Elevator Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed 35,000 bushels at Foxhome Grain and Feed Inc. elevator in Foxhome Minnesota early Sunday. Owners P. H. Gust and Paul Gust Jr. plan to rebuild soon. A feed mill and a Northern Pacific depot nearby were saved by firemen from Foxhome and Breckenridge. Foxhome lies about 15 miles east of Breckenridge.
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