Johnson cancels London funeral trip requests Rusk lead
President Johnson, advised to avoid long travel, will not fly to London for Churchill's funeral. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Chief Justice Earl Warren, and ambassador David Bruce will represent the United States, with Eisenhower as a guest of the Churchill family. Johnson, confined to bed, said he feels better but still coughs and needs rest and antibiotics.
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Anthony Eden
Franklin D. Roosevelt
PCA Serves More Each Year in Southwest Arkansas
The Nashville Production Credit Association reports a 1964 record with nearly 20 million dollars in volume and about 2,500 loans to 1,300 active stockholders. President Barney Smith and Manager Deward Sharp led growth from 1949 to 1964, with total losses of 21 thousand dollars and net worth of 1.3 million. The seven county operation includes Howard Hempstead Nevada Pike Sevier Clark Hot Spring with offices in Nashville.
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New Hollywood Wax Museum Opens With Gore and Fame
Hollywood introduces Tussaud style figures at Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue in a planned wax museum by Spoony Singh. Vera Grahn curates the room of horrors featuring Churchill Roosevelt Stalin and other legends while previews promise eerie lighting and macabre tableaux.
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Health update on President Johnson at Bethesda hospital
Reporters note Johnson appeared sicker on Wednesday at the Bethesda Naval Medical Center than on Sunday. He had been moved from the White House after an ambulance transfer and described his illness as a virus infection, a term later tied to viral colds by Dr. Barkley.
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Fruits and Juices Show Strong Market Speed
Fruits and juices in cans and frozen form are moving to market faster than in recent years and may bring higher prices this week. Egg prices remain about 12 cents per dozen lower than a year ago. December production set a monthly record and January pace stays high. Beef appears to be the best buy at the meat counter with expectations of less pork early in 1965 and possibly higher retail prices. Vegetables like cabbage, carrots, and lettuce are in good supply along with citrus and apples. Ree cherries and canned pears are in double supply. other fruits are up about a quarter from a year ago. Market specialists foresee lower processed fruit prices this month and next.
Winter Storm Pounds Northern U S From Rockies To New England
The Associated Press reports bitter cold and heavy snow across northern regions from the Rockies to New England. Near blizzard conditions affected eastern Montana and northern central Wyoming, with temperatures well below zero in northern Minnesota.
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Winter Storm Sweeps Plains to Great Lakes. Uprooted Snowbound
A severe cold spell blankets the Dakotas and Midwest with subzero visits, while heavy snow and winds roll east of the Great Lakes. Muskegon logs three inches in six hours, Wyoming Montana report feet, and highways close under drifting snow. Far West rivers rise as rain and melting snow flood areas in Oregon Washington.
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Poinsett County Named for Joel Poinsett
Poinsett County derives its name from Joel Roberts Poinsett of South Carolina then Secretary of War. He is credited with giving his name to the poinsettia flower and introducing its cultivation in the United States.
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Joel Roberts Poinsett
South Carolina
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