President Johnson returns from Asia trip to bolster Democrats
Johnson ends 30 000 mile Asian tour with a Washington arrival and White House preparations for his political push. Reports say he will tour Boston to Los Angeles and maintain a steady pace as he eyes support for candidates.
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Johnson plans Boston to Austin swing to rally voters
President Johnson prepares a high profile cross country swing campaign starting Friday with about twenty stops in fifteen states from Massachusetts to Texas. The Johnson blitz, nicknamed by rivals as the Boston to Austin tour, aims to boost support and revitalize the late election effort amid a tightening race with Nixon.
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Viewpoint on Johnson tour and electoral impact
The piece argues that low turnout favors Republicans while Democrats rely on undecided voters. It notes Johnson’s extensive tour could dominate news coverage and shape public opinion, potentially energizing base voters and reducing anti Johnson sentiment if his stops emphasize populist appeals.
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Navy Skipper Trial Faces Testimony From Foreign Witnesses
San Francisco court martial of Navy Capt. Archie G. Kuntze hears that an unnamed young woman and witnesses from Norway England and Honolulu will testify concerning misconduct and liquor purchases. Prosecutor says liquor purchases by the defendant will figure prominently as part of the Treasure Island trial. Florida governor declines to extradite a Tampa man linked to a long-ago Oklahoma prison escape, placing him under parole supervision. Thurgood Marshall jokes about island justice as a remedy for racial tensions in a Yale talk.
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Shakes 'Em Up at Miss Teen Pageant in Dallas
A teen contestant from Milpitas named Sandy Roberts performed a hula at the Miss Teen Age America Pageant in Dallas Tuesday night, leaving judges visibly shaken as she wowed the audience and earned the Miss Teen title prominence.
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Noted quotes and curious headlines from Atomic Energy to triple execution
A transcript notes Dr Glenn T Seabury defends student activity at California and recounts past tales. A Memphis policeman reports a 60 cent theft. Ohio Supreme Court orders a quadruple execution for December 2 in the electric chair, with two more appeals. Paul McCoy, vitamin tablet pioneer, dies at 92 in Bronxville. Gregory Lougher ships horses to London en route to Australia amid quarantine, Earl Briggs aided export.
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Independent Daily Long Beach Ad enters 1943 court case note
The Independent published daily at Sinth Street and Pine Avenue Long Beach California notes second class entry on March 27 1943 and a Superior Court adjudication in Los Angeles County Ost 6 1941 with Decree No C-10280. Carrier delivery by mail at three p o e south fear two dollars seventy five cents to thirty three dollars.
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