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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
3
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John and Helen McGrady of Miramar Florida take a hot day gamble at Gulfstream Park seeking a twin double payout. With $25 cash Helen bets on horses across races as John worries about finishing before the crowds. Centerville wins paying $7.80, Billy’s outsider pays $68, leaving their balance at $80.58 as the first half proves luckier than habit.
U S officials plan a quiet overhaul of South Viet Nam leadership. Lt Gen Westmoreland will replace Gen Harkins. Ambassador Lodge may be replaced. State and Defense weigh tighter coordination and more field transfers to win the war, with officials emphasizing result oriented recalls and reassignments.
The Pike Petrified Forest in Colorado contains the world’s largest petrified tree stumps. The biggest tree measures about 55 feet in circumference and weighs an estimated 140 tons.
Drew Pearson reports Johnson must persuade Turkey premier Ismet Inonu and Greek premier Georgios Papandreou to back a Cyprus settlement. He confronts a 1953 Dulles Eden Cyprus bargain and century old Balkan Turkish Greek tensions, with risk of wider conflict in 1964. Johnson aims to bridge Moslem Christian animosities in Cyprus.
A column surveys rising moonlighting among American workers led by teachers and farmers, and recounts historical tensions involving Turkey Greece and Cyprus. It highlights Premier Inonu, 80, and a riot history in Istanbul in 1955, plus reflections on peace efforts and ethnic violence.
In a pattern of private talks and public lobbying, Lyndon Johnson faces AFL CIO pressure to back a statutory national 35 hour work week with no pay cut. George Meany will push the issue at Republican and Democratic platforms, while labor leaders press Johnson and Wirtz in a Bal Harbour meeting where opposition to the plan was firm yet met with blunt questioning and sharp bargaining.
A 14 year old, Laura by family name, now asks to be called Rosalie and wants legal name change. Parents should support her exploration of identity, hinting she can consider legal change at 18, and reassure her by acknowledging adolescence as a turbulent search for self rather than rejecting the nickname.
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