President Johnson Dominates Washington With Silent Leadership
President Johnson's energetic reach shapes policy while Cabinet and Congress stay comparatively muted. The article notes his daily activity, large schedule of receptions, and the contrast with Vice President Humphrey and Secretary of State Rusk. It highlights Johnson's push on education and civil rights, Viet Nam policy quiet, and uncertainty about foreign affairs.
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Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Seere
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Texas
Dwight D. Eisen
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Hower
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Foster Dulles
Congress
Senate
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Aza
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Viet Nam
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Ldskpto
Oregon Professor Says Adults Need Sex Education
SAN FRANCISCO AP Adults need sex education more than youth, argues Dr. Lester A. Kirkendall of Oregon State University. He spoke at a UC San Francisco symposium on sex education for teenagers, urging education to confront fear and disgust about sex and not become propaganda.
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San Francisco
Lester A. Kirkendall
Oregon State University
University of California San Francisco Medical Center
Kirkendall
Ralph Lane Jr
University of San Francisco
Bruce Ogilvie
San Jose State College
Queen Elizabeth II Plans Berlin Trip
Bonn Germany reports Queen Elizabeth II plans a Berlin visit amid Communist protests. The trip dates and program for a May state visit were released by President Heinerich Luchske's office. Berlin appearance on May 27 remains scheduled despite pressure to cancel.
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Queen Elizabeth II
Berlin
Bonn
Germany
Elizabeth
Heinrich Luchke
Brittain
Avtenahn
Avtenahn West Berlin
Jower
Mein
FDR Remem bered on TV for his 20th death anniversary
AP Television writer notes CBS focused on FDR's Hyde Park and Warm Springs life rather than full bio. Franklin Jr. recalls his father in a Hyde Park setting while a friend recalls his Georgia days. Repeats fill summer schedules across networks, with NBC ABC CBS airing classic shows and a Phone Hour special featuring Olivia de Havilland and performers.
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NEW York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
CBS Monday
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
Mov
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Jonny Quest
NBC
Hazel
Jumper
Kentucky Jones
CBS
Gomer Pyle
Jony Bishop
Lucy
Telephone Hour
Olivia de Haviland
Richard Tucker
Edward Villella
Television Log Prime Time Channel Lineup
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Cadet Don
Kius
Daddy
Jack la Lanne
Mike Wallace
NBC News
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Donna Reed
Law of Life
Guiding Light
HSS News
Did You Know What Was First Called a Restaurant
A Commons City weather board note mentions the term restaurant originated as an establishment opened in Paris in 1765. The item blends tour and forecast phrasing with a historical fact about dining. The brief states the festival weather forecast and notes on the term’s origin in Paris.
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Paris
Reds Launch Limited Laos Offensives In 1963 Pattern
Washington says the Communists and their North Vietnamese allies have built up forces in Laos and conducted limited springtime raids. U S officials see no clear sign of a decisive attack this year and question whether bombing of reinforcement routes has slowed their progress. If no major offensive appears by mid June, officials may deem air strikes effective. Attacks have been carried out since last spring by T28 planes flown by Laotians and American fighter bombers as Pathet Lao strategy nibbling at territory continues.
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Laos
U.S
North Viet ‘Nam
Pathet Lao
United States
Chaplin Son Seeks Work Dodges Welfare Claims
London AP report says Michael Chaplin, son of Charlie Chaplin, found a job and may burden taxpayers as a dole recipient. Parliament questioned if he received unemployment funds while mother Oona and others argued for him to seek work. Pensions Minister Margaret Herbison avoided disclosure but noted a contract with a music publisher firm and that aid would cease.
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Michael Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Peter Blaker
Michael
Oona
Margaret Herbison
Chaplin
Contreet
Off Music
U S Treasury Committed To Back UN
An editorial argues the United States has pledged full treasury support to the United Nations regardless of member payments. It contends other nations will default, leaving the U S to fill the gap, and questions what the UN provides in return.
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United & Tions
Washington
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Russia
Red
China
Stooge
Albania
U.S
General Assembly
U Thant
Houston Natural Gas Honors 20 Baytown Drivers
Baytown drivers for Houston Natural Gas received accident free driving pins during 1964 at an informal ceremony. Top award went to R. D. Edwards for 18 consecutive years without a chargeable accident, with 19 other drivers honored for long safe records. Armbrecht noted a fleet average of just over six accidents per million miles and cited the company’s safety award from the Texas Safety Association for 1964.
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Houston Natural Gas
D. W. ,Jenks
Phil Armbrecht
R. D. Edwards
James M. Frewen Jr
James L. Barnett
Fred Hamman
Harry F. Massey
James W. Hillin
Greager L. Grant
M. T. Stewart
F. D. Carroll
J. W. Lankford
L. R. Rusher
W. R. Ashworth
W. O. Strickland
J. D. Alexander
Don Fly
Jim le Webb
Dan E. Harrison
Bonifacio Villanueva
Samuel E. Rowe
Asuncion Juarez
Armbrecht
Houston Natural
Texas
Senas. Safety Association
TSA
Crude Production Is Up 25,400 Barrels Nationwide
U S production of crude oil and lease condensate rose last week by 25 400 barrels to a daily 7 782 300 barrels according to the Oil and Gas Journal Texas output fell 1 800 barrels daily to 2 663 000 Oklahoma rose 41 400 to 593 300 Louisiana gained 2 900 to 1 619 100 and New Mexico remained at 335 000.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.S
The
Oil & Gas Journal
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
New Mexico
Sukarno calls drastic reforms amid socialist drift
President Sukarno in a broadcast to the Peoples Consultative Congress says Indonesia’s economy is weakened by corrupt leaders who strayed from socialism and guided democracy. He urges drastic reforms as railway workers strike over bonuses and hotel workers plan action during Easter.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Peoples Consultative Congress
Iia
Transport
Screwworm Confirmed Near Falfurrias Texas
The screwworm eradication center confirms a screw worm infestation 10 miles west of Falfurrias in Brooks County Texas. It is the first in ten weeks and the only one in the state since December 18, 1963. Officials sent personnel to curb spread and cited favorable weather for spread of the pests.
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South Texas Area Mission
Tex
Falfurrias
Texas
Brooks County
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