Johnson to globe trot on trip with Thieu and stops
President Johnson plans a busy overseas schedule after agreeing to meet South Vietnam President Nguyen Van Thieu this month. He just returned from a Central America swing visiting El Salvador Nicaragua Costa Rica Honduras and Guatemala City en route to his Texas ranch. He may tour Africa Asia South America or Europe before his term ends, with hopes to showcase progress on regional market aims and the seven year plan.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Central America
Thieu
Saigon
Honolulu
San Salvador
U.S
Guatemala City
Seng Johnson
Jgion
Hospital Notes and New Arrival at Gulf Coast
Hospital notes list patients James Andrew Yiannias La Porte in Room 206 Lomo R Rusher Baytown in Room 118 Gary L Taylor Crosby in Room 200 Claude Gene Erwin 2 Hackberry Room 220 Mrs Evelyn Helen Theriot Baytown Room 153 New arrivals Mr and Mrs Danny M Viking Highlands son born July 8 at Gulf Coast
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A. J. Yiannias
la Porte
Lomo R. Rusher
Baytown
Gary L. Taylor
Crosby
Claude Gene Erwin
Hackberry
Evelyn Helen Theriot
Danny M. Vining
Highlands
Gulf Coast
Daley Expects Quick Resolution to Electrical Strike
Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley says the electrical workers strike threatening the Democratic National Convention can be resolved soon. He met with Systems Council T-4 IBEW head Robert A. Nickey as union installation crews halted work at the International Amphitheatre. Nickey and Daley both foresee a 3 to 7 day path to completion with talk of possible timely settlement, while union demand exceed the company offer and the convention remains in Chicago.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Robert A. Nickey
Systems Council
T-4
International Brotherhood of Electrical’ Workers
International Amphitheatre
Daley
United States
James W. Cook
Mlindy Bell
Nickey
Bell
Solar Flares Disrupt World Radio Communications
A major solar flare, the sun’s biggest since 1966, disrupted short wave radio globally and may cause more interference midweek. Forecasters note a large sunspot and magnetic field changes linked to the flare, which lasted about an hour and knocked out 184 to 10 megacycles, with class 2 intensity.
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Boulder
Colo
U.S
Karl Kildahl
Kildahl
Kaldah
Jesser
Idahl
Powder Puff Derby Nears Completion in Savannah
The Powder Puff Derby pilots push toward Savannah finishing a cross country 2500 mile event. Five planes still fly while 20 miles away a craft sits in a pea patch. Two planes were scratched and one disqualified. Sundown deadline looms as teams stream into Greenville and Birmingham before final leg to Savannah. Top arrival Monday came from Shir ley Fadel Junker and Mia Mae Carosel of Palm Springs with No 25.
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Greenville
Miss
Birmingham
Ala
Phoenix
Ariz
Shirley Fadel Junker
Mia Mae Carosel
Palm Springs
Calif
Beryl Young
Olga Tarling
Queensland
Australia
Clea Sherbow
Baltimore, Md
Jean Ralston
Washington, D.C
Gun Control Debate Fails to Clear Door to Registration Bill
In Washington AP report, Rep Emanuel Celler opposes any floor amendments that would endanger a mail order rifle and shotgun ban. He favors registration and licensing but resists tying it to the gun ban measure. Rep William McCulloch aligns with him, while others on the Rules Committee consider banning sales but oppose universal registration.
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Emanuel Celler
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House Judiciary Committee
House Rules Committee
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Celler
House
Aoor
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Congress
William M. McCullough
Ohio
Judiciary Committee
McCulloch
Judiciary
Rules Committee
McCullough
Senate
Houses
William M. Colmer
Colmer
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Kaope
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