Democrats Confident On Aid Bill
Democrats in Congress express confidence a House vote will succeed on the aid bill despite Republican opposition. The measure would authorize government backed credit for private U.S. sales to Soviet bloc nations, with a two thirds vote likely if the bill reaches the floor today. President and Secretary of State discussions linger over credit barriers and the program now operates under a temporary funding basis of 3.9 billion dollars from the prior year.
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Christmas Night Service Honors Kennedy Victims
In New York City thousands lit candles in a Fifth Avenue procession and memorial service for President Kennedyone month after his death. Mayor Wagner and Gov Brown of California delivered eulogies urging justice, love, and resistance to hate. The scene included the First Lady and Lucy Baines Kennedy, Supreme Court justices, cabinet members, and other dignitaries.
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First Yule Lights Up White House Tree for LBJ
The West Virginia red spruce, grown by Mary Winkler, lit the first national Christmas tree in the presence of President Johnson, Mrs. Johnson, and Lucy. Attendees included Boy Scout Attila Antal and Camp Fire girl Gizi. The First Family received flowers as Tucson Boys Choir sang carols and Johnson greeted the performers.
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Bay of Pigs survivors honor Kennedy at tomb
Sixty or more Bay of Pigs veterans visited John F. Kennedy's grave on the first anniversary of their release, placing a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery. The event reflected wartime service and a shared memory of the 1961 invasion.
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Republican Women Convention Set for Louisville 1964
The National Federation of Republican Women will hold its biennial convention in Louisville Kentucky September 24 and 25 1964. Federation president Mrs Dorothy Elston also announced the executive committee and board of directors meetings in Louisville for September 22 and 23 1964.
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Exoni First Lady Long Draws Kiss at Birthday Event
Lady Bird Johnson, celebrating her 51st birthday, blows a kiss to neighbors at a Northwest Washington Jenkins home after a party. President Johnson accompanies her as a group of staffers gathers around a Christmas tree to present gifts.
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