Johnson Returns to White House Amid Political Tensions
UPI reports President Johnson back in Washington delivering the state of the union to Congress, pre-empting prime time, prompting Kennedy family unease. Tourists note the renewed bustle at the White House as Washington’s rumor mill reopens and officials resume business after the holidays.
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Merriman Smith
UPI
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ABC
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Lee Radziwell
Jacqueline Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Texas
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Columists
Mothers March Planned by Local PTA Leader
Mothers program chair Mrs Vallone sets a local Mothers March for 6 p.m. January 22 with her husband accompanying her to Austin. they plan to return this weekend.
Thief steals 38 panty hose and 3678 stockings
Rochester police search for a thief who took 38 panty hose and 3678 nylon stockings, a bold shoplifting incident prompting a citywide investigation and appeals for tips.
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Rochester, Minn
UPD
Volunteer aides sought for Childress school program
Education officials urge women to sign up as volunteer aides to assist teachers. Director White plans to brief new helpers in Childress next Thursday. if enough volunteers do not enroll, the satellite program will be moved to Spearman. Women may call Mrs. Hazelwood at 73710 after 4 pm or see her at East Ward in the mornings.
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Cific
White
Childress
Spearman
Hazelwood
East Ward
Long courtship ends in wedding at age 86 in California
In Sacramento two retired master plumbers Ralph Francis aged 86 and Rene Earle wed after a 50 year friendship. Francis said the proposal was spontaneous and that he was the only wetnad master plumber in California. A separate note mentions an unsupported belief about Thorwald, son of Eric the Red, being killed and buried at Point Allerton in Hull, Massachusetts, in 1004.
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Sacramento
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Rene Earle
California
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Thorwald
Eric the Red
Point Allerton
Hull
Mass
Wave of Terrorism Hits Guatemala City Violence Surges
Police patrolled streets and searched cars as a machinegun terror wave in Guatemala averaged nearly two deaths daily. Alfonso Alejos, 67, an anti-Communist columnist, was killed. two U.S. military attaches were wounded. A Castro styled group claimed responsibility and martial law was enacted.
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Guatemala City
UPI
Alfonso Alejos
U.S
President urges stronger crime bills and drug control plan
He pressed Congress to pass the Safe Streets Act this year, more than doubling last year’s $50 million request to $100 million. He also sought a proper gun control law, a new LSD and drugs law, and 100 additional FBI agents with more drug abuse officers.
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