President Johnson's beagle Him Killed on White House Grounds
President Johnson's beagle Him died after being struck by a White House car while chasing a squirrel. The incident saddened Mrs. Johnson and followed the death of Him's sister Her in 1964, with pups Kim and Freckles remaining on the LBJ Ranch.
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White House
Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Johnson
Lynda
Lincoln
Neb
Secret Service
Blanco
Kim
LBJ
Two La Crosse Men Graduate From Stanford University
Kent H. Quisel son of Mr and Mrs Gordon D Quisel of 1420 Madison St earned a Ph D in operations research at Stanford University Robert D Gilbert son of Dr and Mrs Robert L Gilbert of 209 17th Place earned an A B in psychology He is a 1962 graduate of Central High School
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la Crosse
Stanford University
Kent H. Quisel
Gordon D. Quisel
Madison St
Robert D. Gilbert
Robert L. Gilbert
Central High School
Labor Defies Administration Wage-Price Guideposts Dead
AFL CIO President George Meany reportedly calls Johnson wage price guidelines a dead issue as labor wins the battle to bury the White House plan. Indicators suggest the guideposts are being abandoned amid higher wage settlements and minimal presidential action. The debate continues over a 4.7 percent rise at Western Union and various union demands while Johnson remains largely silent.
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Washington
Aflcio
George Meany
Johnson
Meany
Organized Labor
White House
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Slim turnout for peace march to Baraboo ammo plant
Seventeen protesters started a three day march from Madison toward the Badger Ordnance Works at Baraboo with far fewer completing the first leg. Organizers had predicted 40 or more participants to protest production for the Vietnam war era. John White of Chicago led the group, planning more joining on Saturday and possible entry into the plant.
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Madison
Baraboo
Badger Ordnance Works
Middleton
Viet Nam
John White
Chicago
Ill
Gainesville widow wins Florida State Flower show tri color award
Mrs. John Flowers of Gainesville captured a tri color award at the Florida State Flower Show in Coral Gables with an arrangement of white gladioli, showcasing her floral artistry.
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Coral Gables, Fla
John Flowers
Gainesville
Crosse Cribune June 1966 Edition
The Crosse Cribune dated Thursday June 16 1966 delivered on RFD June 17. newspaper issue line appears to announce a local edition release and delivery timing. No further readable events or names provided in the fragment.
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Council
Gardner Ackley
New Jersey
Pete Weber
Ackley
Weber
Eaty Scotts
Henge Grace Grove
Scotts
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Arrow and
Manhattan
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Arrow
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