Luci Johnson Won't Keep A Diary Says She Won't Keep Diary
Luci Baines Johnson prefers not to keep a diary though she may regret it later. Her mother and sister keep diaries recording White House experiences, while Luci maintains scrapbooks. The First Lady diaries began after November 22 1963, and a new guide book The Living White House will feature vignettes of former First Families. Luci attends ceremonies with a poised curtsy and speaks with novices, living in the White House like schoolgirls in simple outfits.
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Helen Thomas Ashington
UPD
Luci Baines Johanson
Johnson
White House
Luci
Executive Mansion
Bruce Catton
National Geographic Society
Luci Johnson
Lynda
Gold Fish Bowl
Newlywed Police Officer and Bride Marry in Hospital
In St Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Omer Berndt wed in a five minute ceremony at St Louis Jewish Hospital before Berndt, a probationary patrolman, and Sally Pautler were laid up in separate hospital rooms. They were injured in a February crash near Chester Illinois, with Berndt recovering from facial and leg injuries and Pautler with a fractured ankle after crawling to summon aid.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
Omer Berndt
Berndt
St. Louis
Miss Pautler
Chester
Ill
Congresswoman Bolton Praised For House Camaraderie
Washington AP reports after 25 years in the House Rep. Frances E. Bolton says colleagues view her as one of the boys. She credits long service with good statesmanship and the camaraderie in the House as what she values most.
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Washington
Frances E. Bolton
Ohio Republican
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Announced
The American Legion Auxiliary plans a Thursday gathering at 7 30 pm at Colt Gazette. Members from Hanford and ten districts will attend in formal attire including gowns and white furs as part of a social yet service-minded event.
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White House
Hanford Und Ten
Homer
American Legion Auxlia
Alaska
Iliary
Colt
Scum
Gazette
The Cook Inlet Courier Masthead Declaration
Homer Alaska weekly The Cook Inlet Courier carries this masthead statement The only news that matters is community news as printed on the paper. The note signals a local focus and pride in covering Aalaska's Homer area with weekly issues locally produced.
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Homer, Alaska
UPI
Cook Inlet
Surgery Guidance On Hernia From Doctor And Patient
A physician explains hernia risks and treatment. He notes strangulation is a dire emergency requiring immediate surgery and argues for definitive repair rather than temporary truss methods orInjection therapies. He advises surgery when feasible and cautions against avoiding operation due to age.
Five Rules for Choosing the Proper Picture Frame
New York advises spring frame changes to suit the picture. Frames should focus attention, harmonize color and weight, and neither overpower nor wash out the image. Neutral tones with relation to the artwork help create depth without dominating the scene.
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New York
Picture and Frame Institute
Letter argues age not barrier to operation and improved sight
A reader letters that age should not prevent surgery or fitting a new truss. The writer notes a decision 15 years ago and suggests with modern medical care, the author could still benefit. The author urges consulting the own doctor for possible operation or relief despite age and sight concerns.
Size of risk in abdominal hernia and poster hints
The text discusses risk from hernia rupture size not indicating danger, with strangulation possibility in smaller hernias. It mentions the critical danger period, bilious attacks, intestinal interference, and notes a Gazette Want Ad selling unused items via cash offers.
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