Johnson Makes Campaign Swing On Poverty Tour
President Johnson travels through Pittsburgh Inez Ky Paintsville and South Bend Ind to press his war on poverty. He meets families in Inez and Fletcher household and vows to educate their children while urging Congress to aid Appalachia.
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Buildings Coming Down In Anchorage
Anchorage fourth Avenue is being cleared after the March 27 earthquake created a wide fissure and collapsed shops. Demolition crews remove wreckage while Army Engineers work. The sunken area faces uncertain fate pending soil tests with a tentative urban renewal plan to turn it into a park and potential earthquake tourist site.
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Mrs. Johnson Delights Crowds In Inez Kentucky Plea Tour
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson joined the four state poverty swing and greeted cheering crowds in Inez Kentucky and Huntington West Virginia. She praised Americans’ initiative and said Washington is not a reliable thermometer of political mood. The First Lady and the President faced fatigue after hours of handshakes and speeches.
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Inez
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Gov Love to Headline Wisconsin GOP Convention
Colorado Governor John A. Love was named keynote speaker for the Wisconsin Republican Party convention in Milwaukee on May 22 and 23. Party officials cited his national stature since 1962 and predicted a record turnout of about 5,000.
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Jefferson
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Laos Crisis Sees Pathet Lao Reject Coalition Expansion
In Vientiane the Pathet Lao oppose enlarging Souvanna Phouma's coalition as rightists block full power. Souphanouvong and Souk Vongsak led firm denials while Pathet Lao controls key facilities and civilians fear stalled peace.
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Khang Kay
Chester Civil Rights Violence Ends With Arrests and Injuries
Police dispersed a civil rights protest in Chester Pennsylvania injuring at least ten and arresting 28 after demonstrators blocked a street corner. Officers with riot gear moved in scattering crowds, resulting in broken windows, vandalism, and at least six officers and a 21 year old pregnant woman among the injured.
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Rahman Puts Prestige Before Malaysia Voter
Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman urged all-out resistance to Indonesian hostility in the state and parliamentary election campaign. He said the nation must be ready to fight Sukarno’s threats to crush Malaysia, placing his policies and prestige on the line.
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Wisconsin Legislature delays early recess over aged tax relief
The Wisconsin Legislature adjourned pending study of a GOP tax relief plan for the aged, after the Assembly backed a $9 million a year bill while Gov. Reynolds pushed for $17 million. Senate Republicans sought time to review the measure as sessions stretch into a third week.
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Port Edwards
Robert Knowles
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Daylight Time Shift Begins in Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota
The article notes the switch to Daylight Saving Time starts Sunday in Wisconsin and Illinois with Iowa considering adoption. Minnesota has partial adoption while La Crosse and Houston County schedule clocks forward overnight, with broader regional changes to follow and varied return dates through September.
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Weather outlook with milder Sunday clouds
Variable cloudiness and warmer tonight. Sunday most ly cloudy with chance of showers. Little temperature change. Low tonight mid 40s. High Sunday upper 60s.
Oswald the Romantic Computer Hosts U Conn Dance
At the University of Connecticut the IBM 7040 computer Oswald acted as matchmaker for a psychology department experiment. About 550 students filled 60 questions to generate three suitable partners each. Humans aided the process at a problem desk, and the event drew a surplus of males despite some mismatches and self ratings.
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Oswald
O.K
University of Connecticut
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Man Charged in Brutal Killing of Career Girls
A 19 year old unemployed laborer George Whitmore Jr. was charged with homicide in the August double slaying of Janice Wylie and Emily Hoffert in an upper East Side Manhattan apartment. He also faced charges for a separate Brooklyn murder and an attempted purse snatching.
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Janice Wylie
Emily Hoffert
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Brooklyn
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Miss Wylie
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Allen Bremseth of Houston Dead At 39
Allen M. Bremseth 39 assistant manager of Ace Telephone Co. died at a Rochester hospital Friday April 24 after an extended illness. Services at Cross of Christ Lutheran Church Monday at 2 p m with burial in Stone Church Cemetery. Military rites by Arnet Sheldon American Legion at graveside. He was an American Legion adjutant deacon of the church and a Chamber of Commerce member. He served in World War II and is survived by wife Jean and children Steven Robert Jan Mary and other relatives.
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Richard Lee
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Fillmore
Houston
Lanesboro High School
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Steven
Robert
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Mary
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Donald ‘Thompson
Girl's Death Raises Traffic Toll In Wisconsin
Wisconsin's 1964 highway toll rose to 291, up from 200 last year. Jacqueline Logan, 18 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Logan of Shino Lafayette County, was fatally struck in front of her home.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Jacqueline Logan
Eugene Logan
Lafayette County
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