Luci Johnson Bridesmaid at Carter Livingston Wedding
Luci Johnson Nugent appeared as a bridesmaid in a high profile wedding in Austin at University Presbyterian Church. Kathleen Jane Carter of Arlington Virginia married Michael James Livingston of Dallas with Dr William Logan officiating. Luci, visiting Austin, stepped from the spotlight.
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Michael James Livingston
Dallas
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Flameless Total-Electric Home Promises Cleaner Living
Personal Theresa notes grimy walls and drypes as she promotes a flameless total electric home model claiming cleaner interiors and modern convenience for households.
Cairo Editor Given Life For Spying
Mustafa Amin, 41, former editor of the Cairo Daily Al Akhbar, was sentenced to life in prison by Egypt's Supreme State Security Court for allegedly passing political, economic and military information to a CIA agent. President Gamal Abdel Nasser confirmed the ruling after a five day trial.
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U.A.R
UPI
Nwspaper
U.S Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
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Mustafa Amin
al Akhbar
Amin
Supreme State Security Court
Egypt
Mexican Police Raid Terrorist School in Mexico City
Twenty nine people were arrested as police raided a claimed terrorist and guerrilla training school in two Mexico City apartments. Nine faced incitement to rebellion and conspiracy charges including arms accumulation, while seventeen were released for lack of evidence. Police described a large cache of weapons and propaganda materials linking to Cuban and Chinese communism.
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Mexico City
Federal District Attorney
Fidel Castro
Mao Tse-tung
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King Bows to Chicago Ban on Mass Marches
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr says he will temporarily honor Chicago's injunction limiting demonstrations to one per day and 509 participants. He plans a march on South Deering Street and smaller events in suburbs, with a weekly Cicero protest next week. He will appeal the injunction in court and may seek federal relief, while negotiating with Mayor Daley.
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White House Eyes Federal Rat Eradication Program
President Johnson presided at a cabinet room session triggered by Senate hearings on the slum rat problem. Senator Ribicoff suggested a federal rat eradication program while noting a lack of city federal coordination and a $300 million six year plan from the Public Health Service to employ 90,000 people in ghetto areas.
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Congress and FDA Move to Halt Deadly Arthritis Drug
A Dixie congressman and the FDA join to stop a dangerous arthritis drug linked to at least six deaths in Texas and Louisiana. The medication sold across the Mexican border under names such as dimethylpyrazolone sulfanilamide and novalgin has therapeutic effects but can cause fatal white blood cell destruction.
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UPI
Dixie
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Texas
Louisiana
Piedras Negras
Mexico
Otto Passman
D-La
United States
U.S
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