Luci Johnson to accompany father during surgery week
Luci Johnson Nugent 19, married, travels from San Antonio to Washington to stay with her father, President Johnson, at Bethesda Naval Medical Center as he undergoes throat growth removal and hernia repair. Mrs Johnson and sister Lynda remain at the hospital suite during his hospitalization.
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San Antonio
Tex
Luci Johnson Nugent
Washington
White Oase
Texas
T Ex
Tobacco Dominates Kentucky Farm Cash Receipts
In Frankfort Kentucky tobacco accounts for 40 percent of cash receipts from all state farm commodities, highlighting its central role in the farm economy as reported by AP.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
National Merger Plan for Churches Approved in Chicago
Leaders from the Methodist and Evangelical United Brethren churches gain approval for a union to take effect in 1968. The plan reshapes bishops across the Central, Northeastern, and North Central regions and aims to end the Central Jurisdiction by 1967 pending two thirds support.
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Chicago
Ill
Methodist and
Evangelical United Brethren Churches
EUB
Methodist Central
Southeastern
South Central
Western
Northeastern
North Central
Central
Louisville Man Maintains Green House Color Since 1907
Louisville resident James O Connor keeps repainting his home the same shade of green that his father chose when the house was built in 1907. The color has remained a family constant for nearly a century.
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Louisville, Ky
James O’connor
O’connor
Piedmont Symphony Plans Three November Concerts
The Piedmont Symphony Orchestra led by John Suele will perform in Greensboro High Point and Winston-Salem in November. The 90 piece ensemble includes players from three cities and surrounding areas. Dates shown are Nov 15 in Greensboro, Nov 18 in High Point, and Nov 21 in Winston-Salem.
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Piedmont Symphony Orchestra
William B. Hayworth
High Point Symphony
Miles Wolff
Greensboro Symphony Society
T. J. van Metre
Winston-Salem Symphony
John Suele
Winston-Saem
Greensboro
War Memorial Auditorium
Memorial Auditorium
High Point College
Reynolds Auditorium
Winston- Salem Symphony
High Point
E. Barry Ruth
Marcus L. Aderholdt Jr
Arts Council
Rle Gibson
Rossini
Tchaikovsky Samuel Barber
Rome
Respighi
Inflatable Hospital Opens in South Vietnam Front Lines
In South Viet Nam near the Cambodian border an inflatable combat hospital worth 2 million dollars began operations two weeks after a mortar attack on its 60 bed unit. Captains Welch and Borders treated a patient within twenty minutes of opening as the unit readied for rapid evacuation and possible expansion to 200 beds.
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Hugh A. Mulligan
Tay Ninh
South Viet Nam
Saigon
War Zone C
Army Medical
Medivac
Richard Welch
Louisville
Carl Borders
Rochester
Mich
CAB Blames Pilot Error For Small Plane Crash
The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled that pilot Samuel Fagg misjudged clearance of power lines near his private air field at Central Falls North Carolina. Fagg, flying a Piper Cub, died from electrocution after striking lines during a failed landing attempt. CAB found no mechanical fault.
Golden Gloves Origin Traced to 1927 New York Paper
The Golden Gloves began in 1927 when a New York newspaper launched the boxing tournament series that produced many notable fighters and champions.
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New York
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Chip Faircloth
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Union of Churches
William B. Haworth
Patricia Mellonas
Robert A. McCuiston
Marcus L. Aderholdt, Jr
CAB
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