Backstairs at the Texas White House by Helen Thomas
President Johnson returns often to his Johnson City boyhood home the Texas White House shrine where guides, volunteers, and visitors share history. Mrs Jessie Hunter notes many international visitors and locals reconnect here as Johnson reflects on heritage and friendship.
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Johnson City
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UPI
Texas White House
Johnson
Texas
John F. Kennedy
Hyannisport
Mass
Jessie Hunter
Johnson City Mecca
Asia
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Unter
Birmingham
Ala
Dallas
U S Official Plans Visit for Americans Held in Moscow
U S consular officer Harlan Moen in Moscow plans a Saturday visit with two Americans held on criminal charges in Leningrad. Ray Wortham Jr. of North Little Rock and Craddock Gilmour Jr. of Salt Lake City, both former Army officers, were arrested Oct 1 and accused of stealing an antique bear statue from a Leningrad hotel. Moen’s visit would be his fourth since their arrest and may involve currency charge discussions.
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Harlan Moen
Leningrad
Ray Bue Wortham Jr
North Little Rock
Ark
Craddock M . Gilmour Jr
Salt Lake City
Utah
Russia
Moon
Wortham
Gilmour
U.S
Indiana Woman Pleads Innocence in Slaying Case
An Indiana woman pleads innocence as her trial is scheduled for February 13. The case centers on the slaying of Schmidt, a co worker at a Marion factory. Glenn E. Stewart, 30, of Marion is the indicted suspect with ties to White County Tennessee.
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Marion
Schmidt
Stewart
White County
Tennessee
Arkansans Debate Party Leadership As Rockefeller Vacation Ends
Governor-elect Winthrop Rockefeller vacationed outside Arkansas as Jim Johnson pressed for party healing after a November defeat. Johnson warned of a calculated effort to sow panic while Faubus touted his 12 years in office and pondered memoirs. Officials prepared to certify votes as the legislature plans begin. France's Mercedes Moliner to debut in The Man From UNCLE.
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Associated Press
Winthrop Rockefeller
Governal Faubus
Arkansas
Jim Johnson
Rockefeller
Johnson
Pulaski County
Democratic Womens Clubs
Arkansan
Parnelssier
Faubus
Eveing
Amily Sie
Eaves
Hollywood
UPI
France
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Lonoke County Judge, 62, Dies in Arkansas
Lonoke County Judge WoL Walker, age 62, died Friday in Searcy after a long illness. Walker had served Lonoke County for four years and won re election this year. Westbrook Funeral Home of Beebe handled funeral arrangements.
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Searcy, Ark
Wol Walker
Lonoke
Lonoke County
Searcy
Walker
Westbrook Funeral Home
Beebe
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