Follow-up on Secret Service sightings near JFK trip
The Full Story notes a Drew Pearson column suggesting agents seen in Fort Worth spots may be the Dallas Kennedy motorcade guards, but Washington reports those agents were not assigned to the fatal trip. Editors admit omissions can mislead and pledge fuller facts on public concern.
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Pancake Day for Christmas shoppers draws Lions help
Local Lions withdrawed an ad in the Christmas Parade and plan to serve pancakes at the Civic Center from 6 30 a m to 7 p m Saturday with co chairmen Duane Hays and Joe Benson. American Legion commander Dick Eddington criticizes youth reactions to Kennedy assassination in a newsletter.
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Huge handbags slow progress in New York city sidewalks
Hal Boyle rails at oversized handbags carried by women in New York, describing oversized purses as portable moving vans that clog sidewalks. He jokes they contain junk from mints to keys and a cash purse, and claims fumbling for change wastes about ten minutes per outing, costing the nation 10 million manhours monthly.
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Teenage chatter replaces small feet at White House
Drew Pearson reports Johnson daughters Lynda Bird and Lucy Baines moving into the White House era with record players, dorms, and pets. Lucy recalls awkward Secret Service chaperoning on dates while Lynda questions agent help with homework at university, with Jacqueline Kennedy inviting the teens to events.
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Johnson faces early tests as he pursues Kennedy programs
In two weeks as president, Lyndon Johnson projects energy and determination. He aims to pass Kennedy civil rights and tax cut bills, cut government spending, and raise jobs by 1 million to 75 million, while facing Senate obstacles. His budget outlook hinges on January estimates, with progress uncertain.
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Social Security Q and A for Household Workers
Answers from a field representative cover when Social Security applies to household employees, how to obtain forms from booklet No 21, and the required reporting steps. The column also explains eligibility for benefits for workers who later return to employment and notes a visit at the Garden City courthouse.
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