First Lady Johnson Celebrates 53rd Birthday at LBJ Ranch
President Johnson and family visit the LBJ Ranch in Texas to celebrate Mrs. Johnson's 53rd birthday. Daughters Lynda and Luci accompany the First Family as Johnson prepares for a busy budget season and Congress reconvenes.
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Delay In Reporting Fire At Yonkers Center Kills 12
Yonkers New York AP reports a serious delay in reporting a center fire that killed 12 people including nine children and three adults. An unidentified employee found the blaze but did not sound an alarm. Arson officials saw no signs of foul play. The cause remains unknown.
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Schuh, Lutheran Leader, Dies at 75 in Columbus
Dr. Henry F. Schuh, 75, longtime leader of the American Lutheran Church, died at home in Columbus. Ordained in 1915, he served Ashland and Toledo, became director of stewardship and finance in 1931, president in 1950, retired in 1961, and was named honorary president. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Christ Lutheran Church.
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King Constantine Proposes and Accepts Tax Cuts
King Constantine offers to cut his royal allowance by 66 000 dollars from 580 000 annually to aid Greece's wavering economy. The government also boosts taxes on cars incomes and business with effects starting January 1.
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Christmas Has Many Good Things But Not This Says Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle notes Christmas brings cheer color and family time but laments overcommercialization. He imagines Santa receiving a list of unwanted gifts including fringed mufflers unassembled toys mink items and stubbornly long fruitcake, warning he would rewrap items he dislikes rather than keep them.
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New University Sites Chosen Feb 21 in Wisconsin plan
Assemblyman Glen Pommerening said final decisions on locations for the two new state universities will be set for February 21. The selection committee will hear from southeastern area spokesmen next, with site proposals due January 28. Green Bay and Appleton urged northeastern options while George Robbins objected to revived criteria as a rehash.
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King Features Writer George Dixon Dies
Washington AP report says George Dixon, 65, longtime King Features columnist, died Monday of a heart attack. His column appeared in over 130 newspapers. Dixon began in 1917 at the Toronto Star, moved to the United States in 1923, and worked for the Philadelphia Inquirer and New York Daily News before joining King Features in 1944.
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Minneapolis man charged in fatal Saturday beating
A first degree manslaughter charge was filed Tuesday in the beating death of Frederick E. Burrell, 37, in Minneapolis. Thurman Smith Jr., 35, also of Minneapolis, is charged in the case.
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