Right of way and appliance care in early traffic note
A reader asks who is at fault at an intersection with stop and yield signs. Lt. Hartley says fault lies with the driver who hits you after a complete stop and clear approach. Traffic studies show no signal yet. redesign awaits funds. Also advice on cleaning a burned Corning Ware pot suggests contacting Corning Glass Works for possible reconditioning options.
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E. Kearns
Kearns
A. K
Stewart Hartley
R. V. Moss
J. S
Bill Gray
High Point Hardware
Corning Glass Works
Corning
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Newlyweds Captain Robb and Lynda Johnson Wed at White House
President Lyndon Johnson watched as his daughter Lynda Johnson Robb married Marine Captain Charles S. Robb in a 4:16 p.m. East Room ceremony. The couple exchanged vows and rings amid Christmas decor with George Hamilton among the guests. the Johnsons planned to travel to the LBJ Ranch afterward.
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Lynda Bird Johnson
Charles S. Robb
White House
Vietnam
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Gerald N. McaAllister
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Robb
Luci Johnson Nugent
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Meany Promises To Back Johnson
AFL-CIO boss George Meany pledged full federation support for Johnson and liberal congressional candidates. He spoke after a 164-member labor leaders meeting weighing political action in 90 swing House districts and fears a conservative Congress could curb Johnson’s social programs.
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Fla
Afl-Cio
Johnson
Labor Federation
Congress
George Meany
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Meany
91St
Organized Labor
Liberal Congress
Andrew J. Biemiller
al Barkan
Committee On Political Education
Rockefeller
Palm
Kraft
Pennsylvania
Humphrey
Doctors report no rejection after Washkansky heart transplant
In Cape Town doctors say Louis Washkansky shows signs of improving after a week with a transplanted heart. They intensified drug therapy and added cobalt radiation to prevent immunological rejection from the donor heart of a 25 year old woman. Washkansky left his room for a cobalt treatment and appeared in good spirits as he was wheeled away.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
Marius Barnard
Groote Schuur
Barnard
Christian
Parking On Ardmore Circle Requires Traffic Signs
Residents report parking on both sides of Ardmore Circle makes the curved street passable for only one car and is hazardous. J R A notes traffic engineering has investigated since late summer and signs have been placed on the north side with permanent signing planned.
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Ardmore Circle
J. R
Younts Grocery Sells Fortune Cookies
Younts Grocery at 790 N Main sells fortune cookies as regular stock. The note adds a playful line about fortunes reading an avalanche of calls, urging readers to be kind.
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Younts
N. Main
Corrected note on pruning sugar maples and bleeding trees
Sound Off explains misinterpretation of pruning times for sugar maples and similar species. It states heavy sap bleeding is not health-damaging but warns about decay risk from fresh wounds. Recommends water based asphalt emulsion during Now through April and repainting with petroleum asphalt base compounds in summer. Signed Edwin A. Haapajoa.
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Thomas Tree Service
Greensboro
Edwin A. Haapajoa
Viet Cong Battalions Split Up to Strike Back in Delta
In the Mekong Delta three Viet Cong battalions split into small units after heavy losses and attacked South Vietnamese forces backed by U.S. helicopters. The fighting produced reports of sharp night clashes and the discovery of teenage boys among enemy casualties, signaling renewed enemy weakness as allied forces logged multiple big wins across the country.
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Saigon
Mekong
U.S
Delta
Full Employment Urged for Rural Poor by Advisory Panel
A 25 member presidential advisory commission headed by Kentucky Governor Edward Breathitt urges the federal government to guarantee full employment, including creating jobs for all willing and able to work. It estimates rural poverty affects about 14 million Americans and warns of costs around 12.5 billion dollars in 1964, arguing current programs are outdated and rural poverty fuels city unrest.
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Presidential Advisory Commission
Edward Breathitt
Kentucky
White House
Mendation
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Ery Te Peerty Group
Ees
Breathitt
America
United States
Bodies Found in Hidden Cove With Jewelry Revealed
Two young women were found murdered and dumped in a Florida cove after a fisherman spotted a foot. Detectives investigate possible boating deaths as jewelry and a stopped wristwatch aid identification. Police searched South Florida clubs for missing showgirls.
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Nog
Glenn Lightle
Florida
Lightle
Fred Rohloff
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