Johnson resumes public life with speedboat outing at Texas ranch
President Johnson, recuperating at his Texas ranch after surgery, attended church, teased reporters about his recovery, and demonstrated an 18 foot speedboat on Lake Lyndon B. Johnson. Doctors report no further kidney surgery needed, and aides say he plans to push 1965 agenda in Washington with occasional return trips.
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Potato Crop Loss From September Frost Estimated
East Grand Forks Minnesota preliminary estimates indicate 7 to 10 percent of the region potato crop was lost to the September frost. Red River Valley Potato Growers Association official Martin Kasperson notes indirect damage from low temperatures is still being assessed.
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Minnesota AP Capitol Correspondent Dies
Adolph E. Johnson, 58, AP state Capitol correspondent, died after a heart attack at University Hospitals following the Minnesota Michigan football game. He wrote a weekly column on state political affairs and was well known in Minnesota political circles.
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