Johnson Cautions Nation On Tampering With Gains
President Johnson urges the nation not to tinker with gains in civil rights and economic opportunity. He spoke by telephone to a Plasterers Union meeting in Philadelphia and signed a Food Stamp Act extension as he headed back to Washington. Johnson praised the plasterers 100th anniversary and noted unity since the wartime era, with Sen Hubert Humphrey accompanying him as they left Atlantic City for the capital.
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Redman Industries to Buy Mobile Engineering assets
Dallas United Press International reports Redman Industries Inc a mobile home maker agreed to purchase the assets of Mobile Engineering Co Tulsa Oklahoma for an unspecified cash amount.
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Nation's Weather High and Low in 107 and 32 Degrees
The U S Weather Bureau reported yesterday the nation’s extreme temperatures excluding Alaska and Hawaii. The high was 107 degrees at Presidio Texas and the low was 32 degrees at Reno Nevada.
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Santo Co. to Double Capacity at St Louis Bishpend Plant
Mon santo Co. announced plans to double capacity at its St Louis Bishpend plant by adding a new unit expected to come on stream by late 1965. The expansion aims to boost production and meet growing demand for its products.
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Not Guilty Pleas In Sinatra Jr Case
Two defense lawyers in the Frank Sinatra Jr. kidnapping trial pleaded not guilty to charges they induced clients to testify falsely. George Forde and Gladys Towles Root were indicted July 29 by a federal grand jury on three counts of conspiracy to commit perjury in the Sinatra trial.
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University Wins Anti-Prejudice Housing Drive
Berkeley UC officials said three more sororities signed non-discrimination certificates in a pledge against racial or religious bias. The tally reached 71 of 75 sororities with 43 of 48 fraternities also signed. holdouts must sign by 5 pm today to keep campus recognition and event privileges.
Quick Storm Sinks Boats on Lake Tahoe North Shore
A rare wind storm on Lake Tahoe Saturday sank several boats along the north shore. Coast Guard reports most sunken craft ranged 14 to 15 feet with one 19-foot boat found broken in half. Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Sidney Dossey noted the event.
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