Johnson grandson wins prize bond for new baby
Austin report notes Lyndon B Johnson’s new grandson Tim Luci Nugent is promised a prize calf and a sizeable savings bond as a wedding gift from the President. The Nugent family, including Luci and Pat Nugent, awaits official photos while Lady Bird Johnson comments on being a grandmother with mixed feelings.
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Last U S Russian Summit In 61 A Chilling Experience
Washington dispatch recounts the Vienna 1961 summit between John F Kennedy and Nikita Khrushchev. The talks spanned two days, with Vietnam and Germany looming large. A joint statement described discussions as frank and wide ranging while ending with a stern six month ultimatum on German unification.
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Ten die in Georgia South Carolina collision
Ten people, including six children, died when an asphalt truck collided with a station wagon near the Georgia South Carolina line. All victims were Savannah, Georgia families. driver of the truck from Ridgeland, South Carolina, was injured. The crash occurred at the intersection of 11.3 17 and South Carolina 170. no survivors in the station wagon. Diplomatic chatter from London and New York described Kremlin stall for time in Middle East policy amid Egypt and Arab world maneuvers.
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Virginia Road Hearings Sct for $204 Million Budget
The Virginia Department of Highways will hold three public hearings next week on a road construction budget exceeding 204 million dollars. Hearings cover projects in the Salem district at Toaoke Monday, and additional sessions on Bristol Staunton and Lynchburg districts in Romiake.
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Open Housing Bill Passage Not Brighter Than Last Year
Washington reports Congress again resists an Open Housing bill while McNamara pushes for military housing integration. He cites authority to end racial discrimination near bases and targets Great Lakes Naval Training Center and Andrews Air Force Base. Canvasses show few apartments open to Negro families and high dissatisfaction due to discrimination.
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Russian Orthodox Official Attacks Svetlana Alliluyeva
A Moscow church official derided Svetlana Alliluyeva as Judas Iscariot and hypocritically baptized, accusing her of betraying faith for money. He linked her conversion to Western media and mocked her defection from the Soviet era.
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Glassboro Faces Historic Spotlight From Johnson Kosygin Meeting
Glassboro New Jersey hosts a presidential and Soviet leader meeting on campus at Glassboro State College, drawing hundreds of security personnel and global attention. locals anticipate a temporary fame as Woolworth era echoes and Churchill ties resurface through Westminster College parallels.
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Glassboro Prepares for Historic White House Summit
Glassboro wakes to a surge of security as hundreds of state troopers, special police, and Secret Service rush in for a presidential summit. Telephone crews lay cables for White House and media communications while nearly 1,000 reporters flood the town. Visitors search for lodging in a town that normally hosts 15,000 when the college is in session.
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