Johnsons Daughter Bride-to-Be in White House Wedding
President Johnson attends final dress rehearsal as Lynda Johnson and Marine Capt. Charles S. Robb prepare for Saturday East Room wedding. White House decor, a 30 foot buffet, and 500 rice bags set the stage amid hush hush security and high profile guests.
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Wrong Bids and System Failures in a Bridge Hand
Oswald and James Jacoby critique a Bridge World magazine hand where North overbid for spades and South overruled, leading to a slam. They argue limit raises are preferred and North should have bid three spades, or two clubs or hearts as safer alternatives. South erred by bidding five diamonds instead of passing or easing the contract.
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Walt Named Assistant Commandant of Marines
Lt. Gen. Lewis W. Walt, who failed to win Marine Corps commandant, was named assistant commandant by Secretary McNamara. The post becomes effective January 1, the same day Lt. Gen. Leonard F. Chapman Jr. takes over as the 24th commandant. Walt, 54, has served since returning from Vietnam as deputy chief of staff for manpower and personnel director at Marine Headquarters.
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Robert $. McNamara
Leonard F. Chapman Jr
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GOP Official To Seek Re election From Wisconsin
Mrs. Byron Ising of Oshkosh, serving a second term, announced at a Mequon GOP meeting that she will seek re election as Republican national committee woman from Wisconsin. She sits on the state GOP executive committee and the presidential primary committee which will determine names for the 1968 primary ballot.
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Bent Spruance Dies Pioneer in Color Lithography
Philadelphia AP reports Bent Benton M. Spruance, 63, internationally known lithographer painter and teacher, a pioneer in color lithography and long time chair of the Fine Arts Department at Beaver College for 35 years, died Wednesday.
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Proxmire Attacks Fed Over Inflation Policy
Senator William Proxmire pressured the Federal Reserve Board to curb what he called an inflationary money expansion. He criticized Chairman William McChesney Martin for tolerating a policy he deems overly easy, noting rapid money supply growth and rising deposits while prices lag behind, warning of long term inflation risks.
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Giant turkeys breeders seek a placid giant bird
Turkey breeders aim to create a large turkey with invisible pinfeathers and sturdy legs, offering a calm temperament. The project centers on developing a docile, sizable bird while addressing practical breeding challenges.
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