Notable luncheon and political notes from D C
Washington notebook reports Mrs. Lyndon Johnson hosted a luncheon for Mrs. Dolfo Lopez Mateos. Carol Channing entertained with humor and imitation diamonds. Also covers Gov Terry Sanford weighing Goldwater, a new high end Capitol Hill restaurant, Keep America Beautiful convention, equal pay debate, space veteran von Braun on Soviet plans.
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Washington D. C
NEA
Lyndon Johnson
Washington
Dolfo Lopez Mateos
Carol Channing
Senora Lopez Mateos
Miss Channing
Capitol Hill
Soral
Keep America Beautiful, Inc
Washi
Washington Mont
Vernon
Lincoln
Dalec
Fort Totten
Congress
W. Boyd Owen
Owens- Illinois Glass Co
Taldo
Owen
Wernher von Braun
Free to leave Pike but warned of pursuit
Rafe is told he can depart Pike Place but fears becoming a fugitive. Pike and Bunny push him toward a harsh future as conversations reveal town knowledge, a dangerous banker, and plans around the Ortega spread. A hidden figure watches from across the street as the chapter ends.
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Rafe
Pike Place
Pike
Sal
Bender
Sue
J Bunny
Ortega Place
Spangler
Chilton
Bunny
Sudde
Grannie
Daddy
Peerin
Drought Strikes Across Southern States With Wide Agricultural Losses
The report details extreme drought impact from East Texas to Colorado. It notes 80 percent potato losses in Alabama, near desertion of pastures, critical water shortages in Louisiana and Arkansas, and widespread crop damage across Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, New Mexico, and Colorado. Damages reach tens of millions, with irrigation and water supply crises in multiple cities.
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Alabama
A. W. Todd
Mississippi
Jack W. Pepper
State Board of Water Commissioners
Louisiana
West Monroe
Bogalusa
Arkansas
Benton
Seervice
Debate and Profumo Scandal Shake British Conservative Party
The British press criticize Prime Minister Macmillan as a debate boosts calls for his resignation. The scandal began June 5 with Profumo resigning after admitting he lied to the House about his friendship with Christine Keeler, an alleged illicit affair.
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Macmillan
Daily Mail
Macmillar
Profumo
House ‘of Commons
Christine Keeler
Commons
Miss Keeler
Drought Impacts Persist Across Wyoming and Utah Regions
Wyoming and Utah drought updates show rain easing some shortages while early alfalfa cuts are shortened by dry weather. Cattle conditions remain good though southern Utah faces severe drought with Virgin and Provo river systems running at about ten percent of normal. Heavy spring rains helped northern Utah avoid worse conditions.
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Wyoming
Utah
Key Funeral Services Today
Funeral services for Nora Eme line Key, 90, were to be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Kirkland Baptist Church with Rev. Johnny Tims officiating. Burial followed at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Bullard Cemetery. Mrs. Key moved to the Kirkland community in 1916 from Bullard and died Monday after an illness of several weeks.
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Nora Emeline’ Key
Kirkland Baptist ‘Church
Johnny Tims
Bullard
Key
Kirkland
Black Muslims in Prison and Politics Across Regions
The report notes Black Muslim inmates in Attica and San Quentin seeking religious recognition and services, with Budgets and state rulings contested. It cites Judge Henderson in Buffalo and various prison riots and reform efforts, along with a broader UPI dispatch on housing insurance and Swaziland strikes.
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Community of
Bertaatt
Washington
WT. X. Fulwood Eas
Attica
San Quentin Prison
California
Dale Frady
Frady
Waldie Services Held for William W Waldie
Graveside services for 71 year old William Wallace Waldie were conducted at 5 30 p m yesterday at Childress Cemetery by Rev Luther Bradley of the Bible Baptist Church. He died Friday at Childress General Hospital after a week in confinement.
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William Wallace Waldie
Childress Cemetery
Luther Bradley
The
Bible Baptist Church
Waldie
Childress General Hospital
Soviet space duo in near Earth orbits amid moon linkup talk
The Soviet pilots Bykovsky and Tereshkova orbited Earth at about 17 400 mph on paths 110 to 146 miles high. Tass said their crafts came within five kilometers during Tereshkova’s first orbit. Speculation abounded about a third vehicle and a moon mission platform.
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Nikolayev
Moon
Bykovsky
Tass
Tereshkova
Moscow
Communist Party Central
Westerm
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Washington Notebook
Carol
Mrs. Johnson
North Carolina
Gov
Terry Sanford
E Arkartsas
Democrats
Sen
Barry
Goldwater
Binnes
Siberia
Nelson c. Nye
Neddh C. Nye
Asem
East Texas
Texas
Panhandle
Waco
Temple
Bend
Oklahoma
Kansas
U.S
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Colorado
Nia Bate
Ft Sad Eisai Ae
Lone Star
Norgé
Norge
Star Gas
Lone Star Bas Company
Jfk
Key Funeral Services
UPI
House
Senate
Federer
Mbane
Swaziland
Bri
Mave
Here
Stegi
J. R. Coats
12Th Street
Coats Grocery
Nema
Electrical Manufacturers Association
Carrier
Cavalier
Imperial
Roy A. Villyard
Webster
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