First Lady to Wear Yellow Inaugural Gown By Texan Designer
The first lady will wear a double woven satin gown in a yellow shade linked to the Texas rose. Lynda Johnson will wear a white silk sheath with matching coat, Luci Johnson a pink satin dress. Mrs Johnson’s gown was described by the White House with a bateau neckline and wing sleeves.
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Ladybird Johnson
John Moore
Newtown
York
Washington
Tai
Texas
White House
Johnson
Lynda
Luci
Hubert
Count Sarmi
New York
Moore
National Cathedral School For Girls
Y all Come Inaugural Events To Be Marked
Washington reports an inaugural day blending southern flair with tight security as President Johnson takes the oath on a family Bible in a national ceremony. Some 500000 expected spectators and 200 million TV viewers. The First Lady to attend balls while Security forces loom large.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Wein
Spi
Utah
Pennsylvania Avenue
Manhattan
Wall Street
Secret Service
S. S
Merchandising Aid Urged For Furniture Retailers
SAF A president urges stronger cooperation between manufacturers and retailers to boost furniture sales at High Point winter market. H T Williams predicts 1965 will improve on 1964 due to prosperity, population growth, more marriages, and federal tax cuts. The note mentions ongoing SRFA coverage.
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H. T. Williams
Ee Nee Way
High Point
Williams
Manufac
Turer
AF Tanker Crash Kills Dozens in Wichita Neighborhood
An Air Force tanker on a test mission crashed into a northeast Wichita residential area near 20th Street and Pratt Avenue, killing at least 30 civilians and six airmen. The explosion damaged over 30 homes while many residents were left homeless. Authorities recovered five intact civilian bodies for identification as pathologists examined remains. The Clinton-Sherman based tanker had taken off from McConnell AFB six miles away.
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Wichita
Kan
Air Force
20Th St
Pratt Avenue
Wichita State University
McConnell Air Force Base
Tom Murphy
2Nd Air Force
Health Department
Daniels
Pene 'Rator
Clinton-Sherman Air Force , Oklo
Udall
William H. Avery
Sixteen Charged In Death Plot in Mississippi
U S marshals arrest 16 men in Meridian and Philadelphia Mississippi on charges tied to a Ku Klux Klan inspired plot that killed three civil rights workers in Neshoba County Two white players Schwerner and Chaney along with black activist Goodman were killed as the FBI searched for the victims A Jackson grand jury indicted 18 but two were not in custody The case centers on a conspiracy involving law enforcement and the transportation of the victims to a dam and their bodies to be recovered after a long search by the FBI and Navy divers
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Meridian
Miss
U.S
Justice Department
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Jackson
FBI
Price
Billy Wayne Posey
Posey
Johnson
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
White Newee
Chaney
Federal
Laurel Weir
Rainey
Ppi
Snowstorm Sweeps North Carolina Citywide Toll Rises
A broad winter storm drenched North Carolina from Murphy to Elizabeth City. Five to six inch accumulations occurred from Tarboro to Boone with sleet mixing in and driving hazards on Interstates. Three visitors from Florida died near St Pauls as crashes surged and temperatures dropped into the 20s.
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South Ham
Greensboro
North Carolina
Tarboro
Boone
Florida
St. Pauls
Murphy
Elizabeth City
North Carolina Highway Patrol
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Goldsboro
Fayetteville
Richmond County
Newfound Gap
Winston-Salem
Raleigh-Dur
Blizzard Hits East With Heavy Snow and Losses
A large East Coast blizzard caused dangerous highways and high snowdrifts from Baltimore to Cape Cod and Albany. Indiana faced paralyzing snow winds 46 mph with drifts to 10 feet. thousands stranded, Gov Branigin calling National Guard. Indianapolis saw 12 inches, stores closed.
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New York
Baltimore
Cape Cod
Mass
Albany
N.Y
Indiana
Roger D. Branigin
Indiana National Guard
Indianapolis
Churchill Slipping Slowly in Battle With Death
London AP Sir Winston Churchill 90 remains gravely weak after a stroke Friday and sleeps peacefully at home as doctors warn he will likely grow weaker. Moran, his doctor, says there is little change and predicts a gradual decline while crowds outside reflect global concern. Randolph Churchill notes an indomitable will to survive as observers await further bulletins.
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London
Winston Churchill
Pe Wee
Churchill
Lord Moran
Winston
Moran
Sir Winston
Randolph
British Medical Association
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Path OF Destruction
Kansas
Jim Lucas
Daily
Oklahoman
Times of
Oklahoma City
Bond
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