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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1965
Page
5
legislators argue over foreign policy while planning to move on Johnson’s domestic proposals. Strong chances rise for enactment of key items on Negro voting rights, Social Security, and health programs as Senate and House press ahead.
Luci Johnson was baptised at St Matthew's Cathedral in a private ceremony attended by President and Mrs Johnson and their daughter Lynda. She had previously been Episcopalian. The article notes Johnsons push for a broad domestic agenda this session, including antipoverty housing higher education and constitutional reform proposals amid Senate battles over labor and immigration measures.
A 26-year-old woman Muriel Peterson formerly Douglas Peterson, underwent sex change operations to become a wife. She wed British novelist Robin Ashby, 21, at Johannesburg Catholic Cathedral. The priest said it was a first for the church in South Africa. The couple plan to adopt two children and pursue happiness. Muriel’s sister Sharon, who lived as a man, is to sue her husband for desertion.
In Quito and Guayaquil, military authorities seized five leaders and other members of the National Patriotic Junta coalition District leaders Aurelio Davila and Gonzalo Oleas were arrested in Quito while Velasquista Federation officials tied to ex President Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra prompted a search in Guayaquil. Oleas proclaimed continued fight for civilian government as arrests ensued.
Attendance at the Newport Jazz Festival was dampened by showers and cold on Friday night and Saturday. Despite the downbeat weather, notable performers and events continued, with Sinatra slated to attract crowds on Sunday. Authorities tightened beach rules to prevent riots from years past, while highway fatalities in the region were reported during the long Fourth of July weekend.
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