John F Kennedy Emerges As Young Catholic President
The article chronicles John F Kennedy facing foreign crises, his inaugural focus on foreign affairs, and his 1960 election as the youngest president at 43. It notes his Catholic faith, electoral margin, and family legacy, including wartime heroism in the PT boat action in the Solomon Islands and his Boston lineage.
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Young Kennedy
Europe
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Solomon Islands
Death notices list multiple local obituaries
Mable Oliger 77 of 3120 Vista St died Wednesday. Survived by husband Arthur L son Arthur 4 and daughter Mrs Sybil Beach. Service 3 p.m. at Mocttells Mortuary. Wesley C Care 77 of 3655 Pine Ave died Thursday. Wife Emma sons Loy Roy Janes brothers Lonnie Jeston Bob Oscar sisters Mrs Pearl Wagner Mrs Iva Aye Mrs Rosie Estes. Service 3 p.m. at Disday Family Funeral Directors. Thomas Ebouzisnos 70 of 1053 Pine Ave died Wednesday. Survived by daughters Mrs Mary Blythe Mrs Gladys Rooks and brother John. Service 10 a.m. at Greek Orthodox Church 1643 Pasie Ave. Disday Family Funeral Directors in charge. Myrile T Bickmillan 75 of 360 W Ocean Blvd died Friday. Survived by husband Marion mother Mrs Equa Tackwell sister Mrs Lois Fisher. Private service Monday Disday Family Funeral Directors. Edith O Campbell 81 of 1193 Bombardier St died Tuesday. Survived by stepson John Lawton. Service Friday at Paramount Mortuary. Tina Marie Jordan infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver Jordan of 10144 E Artesia Aid Service in Hobbs NM. Paramount Mortuary in charge. Walter E Frazee 80 of 26 Loma Ave died Friday. Survived by wife Grace sister Mrs Florence Woodwart. Service Monday 1:30 p.m. East Side Christian Church Holton and Son Mortuary in charge.
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Mable
Vista St
Arthur L
Arthur
Sybil Beach
Mocttells Mortuary
Wesley
Ebouzisnos—Thomas
Pine Ave
Mary Blythe
Gladys Rooks
John
Pasie Ave
Disday
Bicmillan
Myrile T
Ocean
Marion
Equa Tackwell
Lois Fisher
Dilday Family Funeral Directors
Jordan
Belfloxer
Tina Marie
Oliver Jordan
Artesia Aid Service
Hobbs
Paramount Mortuary
Frazee
Walter E
Loma Ave
Grace
Florence Woodwart
East Side
Johnson’s early life and meeting Lady Bird
The article traces Lyndon B. Johnson’s military reserve service in the South Pacific and his decision to pursue college. It notes his teaching career, early political work, and a key 1934 Texas Rail Commission hearing where he met Lady Bird Taylor, whom he would marry that year. Their first two children, Lynda Bird and Lucy Baines, are named.
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Texas State
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San Marcos
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Texas Raiload Commissiin
Austin
Johsson
Clax
Dia Taylor
Lady Bird
Bua Beatiney Pyber
Haute
Lady Bird Taylor
Lynda’ Bird Johnson
Lucy Bainés
Johnson born near Stonewall Texas in 1908
Johnson born August 27 1908 near Stonewall Texas. At age five his family moved to Johnson City guided by one of his grandfathers.
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Stonewall
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Johnson City
Teacher Wits Fellowship at Long Beach State College
The National Science Foundation funds a biology institute at Long Beach State College for teachers. The program will expose participants to newer concepts and research findings in biology and related fields.
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Long Beach State College
National Science Foundation
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