Lynda Johnson 21 Finds Spotlight Maturing
Lynda Bird Johnson, 21, grows into the public gaze as a President’s daughter while stressing she is not rebelling at White House life. She plans George Washington University classes, attends her sister Luci’s Azalea Festival events, and jokes about dating and reporters’ interference.
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Keep Relief Names Secret Says Gov Hoff
Governor Philip H Hoff warned he would veto a House bill to lift a ban on publishing names of town relief recipients calling the measure vicious and urging its defeat. The bill, sponsored by Rep Fred Westphal faces debate Friday after a favorable committee report. A Vermont Rehabilitation Association meeting protested publishing names and expressed concern over employers hiring disabled persons below actual earning capacity.
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Fewer Onions Spark Dinner Controversy in Kent
In Kent, upset female teachers demand fewer onions in school dinners. They argue onion fumes linger on kisses with their after class sweethearts, forcing them to skip lunch or risk tainting their dates.
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Bennington Banner Publisher Details and Address
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sunday and legal holidays at 425 Main St in Bennington Vermont by the Banner Publishing Corporation. It is a member of United Press International and has exclusive rights to republish all local news and UPI dispatches.
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Scientists Near Finding Chemical Secrets of Life
Scientists published in New York as the first complete dissection of a nucleic acid, prompting excitement among researchers who see the potential to uncover life’s building blocks. The discovery suggests that understanding one nucleic acid could enable others to be decoded and manipulated by diligent scientists.
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Capistrano Awaits The Swallows
Thousands of swallows are expected to arrive at the San Juan Capistrano mission marking the 188 year old tradition of punctual migration. Observers note swallows may arrive days before the main party with nests built under eaves, while scientists at Cornell study RNA structures as the code of life remains to be broken.
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King challenges Johnson on voting rights power test
Rev Martin Luther King pressed President Johnson on voting rights speed and tactics in a blunt power struggle. King failed to win federal guns for Selma while Johnson moved to a rapid voting rights program. The White House faced sit ins and court orders as King kept pressing the issue. London dispatch notes Royal Navy shift to promoting home ownership with loans for re enlisting sailors.
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