Johnson's 1964 Path of Relentless Presidential Labor
The piece portrays President Lyndon B. Johnson as committing to an intense, nonstop workload in 1964. It compares his pace to Eisenhower after heart attacks, notes Johnson’s rapid return to power, and highlights his heavy schedule from meetings and tours to campaigns. A doctor admires his resilience.
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Today’s Grab Bag and Timeline Trivia
Answers reveal 103 miles about the Suez Canal length, woodwinds with no reeds are flute and piccolo, the secret ballot method originated in Australia, the decimal money system was adopted on July 6 1785, and the only walled town in American history is Tucson Arizona. The museum named here is the Boston Aquarium temple of the sea, opened 1910 by Prince Albert J. Berman.
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Prince Albert J
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Australia
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Ariz
Washington Report on Maginot Line Diplomacy and China
Washington notes Secretary Rusk and President De Gaulle discussed recognizing Red China. France and the United States show fluid diplomacy while Maginot Line containment faces strains from France and West Germany. Trade with Communist blocs expands despite nonrecognition vows.
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Paris
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Johnson
George Kennan
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Africa
Chou En- Lai
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Liie
East Germany
West Germany
Angolan leader Roberto shifts to communism amid war crimes claims
The article reports Holden Roberto confirming Communist aid for the Angolan campaign and outlines Soviet support through Solod and Moscow radio. It cites alleged brutalities, including killings of civilians, and notes U.S. Congress member H. R. Gross demanding investigations into the LBJ Company and FCC ties while detailing Johnson family trust holdings and transfers.
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Moscow
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Lovo
Angola
Frank Howley
Iowa
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LBJ Company
Texas Radio - TV
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Austin
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
FE Wiliam Henry
Johnsons
Flashily dressed traders boast of stock rise and sale
Two loud market operators discuss a stock whose price climbs from 23 to 60 and beyond. One trader laments not buying earlier while the other predicts the price will rise further and reach a dollar.
Know Your Bridge By B J Becker Dealer Leads Spades Rule of Eleven
The article explains the Rule of Eleven in bridge using a hand where West leads the five of spades. It shows how the defense and declarer infer card orders to decide the winning line, illustrating how East can defeat or allow the contract based on the fourth-best card inference and arithmetic.
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