LBJ’s Texas Ranch as a Camp David Style Retreat
United Press International reports Johnson will likely keep returning to his Texas LBJ ranch for seclusion and rest, continuing a pattern from the White House era. The article notes his preference for the Texas spread over travel elsewhere and draws historical parallels to Camp David origins for Kennedy Eisenhower and Roosevelt.
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LBJ
Texas
Camp David
Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Texas White House
Johnson
Cape Cod
Florida
California
WashaTecuite
White House
Executive Mansion
John F Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maryland
Shangri-La
Postwar Church Boom Fades As Membership Wanes
A long postwar church surge eased into waning interest as infant baptisms fall across major Protestant denominations. The Methodist Church saw baptisms drop 23 percent from 212,799 in 1959 to 163,572 in 1963, despite stable birthrates. Experts cite social climate and conformity pressures reducing participation.
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Methodist
Christian Advocate
This Week
Lyle E. Schaller
Methodist Church
America
Schaller
Pearson to Speak at UVM Honors Day April 30 1965
Canada's Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson will deliver the Honors Day address at the University of Vermont on April 30, 1965, announced by acting president Lyman S. Rowell. Rowell cited Sen. George D. Aiken's support for the Canadian Area Studies program as part of the university's observance of Ira Allen's birthday and student tribute.
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Burlington
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
University of Vermont
Lyman S. Rowell
Rowell
George D. Aiken
Sen. Aiken
Ira Allen
Pearson
John G. Diefenbaker
Progressive Conservative Party
United States
United Nations
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Louis St. Laurent
Liberal Party
University of Toronto
Oxford
Department of External Affairs
Indian Dies In Racial Fight Near Lillington NC
A Lumbee Indian, James Carl Dunn, 27, of Angier, was stabbed to death early Sunday in a racial melee at a tavern-pool room two miles from Lillington. Dunn and his wife and another Indian couple refused to leave when asked to segregate. A Negro tourist-court operator, Leola Johnson, was jailed as the stabbing and its assailant remained unidentified. Coroner Warren called it a purely racial matter in the county’s first such violence, as deputies questioned possible witnesses and tried to identify the killer.
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Lillington
N.C
UPD
James Carl Dunn
Angier
Dovie
Bill Warren
Harnett County
Dunn
Leola Johnson
Wade Stewart
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