Johnson Named Top Newsmaker for 1964
Lyndon B. Johnson selected as AP editors’ top newsmaker of 1964. The 36th president settled the railroad strike in April, pushed tax cut and civil rights bills, and faced two scandals. Khrushchev named foreign affairs winner. other honorees include Ford, Hoffa, Pope Paul VI, Cassius Clay, the Beatles, Ian Fleming, and Lady Bird Johnson.
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New Chancellor Takes Over Today at Berkeley Campus
Berkeley Calif AP a fast moving new chancellor took over the strife ridden Berkeley campus with optimism that turmoil over student political activity can be settled by February Dean Martin Meyerson 42 was elevated to acting chancellor in a surprise move by the Board of Regents He succeeded Dr Edward Strong who took indefinite leave due to illness Meyerson called a Sunday meeting with an emergency faculty committee to discuss campus speech rules and civil disobedience but urged cooperation to solve problems by February He issued campus rules on discussions on Sproul Hall hours where to table distribute literature and recruit and reduced advance notice for off campus speakers to 48 hours A minority group seeking broad campus freedom planned a noon rally on Sproul Hall steps now reaffirmed as a right by Meyerson and Strong The dissidents said the rally would proceed despite the new leadership
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Weekend Visits Across Town Highlight Topeka Guests
Big Springs residents hosted and were visited by friends from Topeka and beyond including W P Henry and others. Families from Mobile Alabama Stull Lecompton Carbondale Topeka and Topeka guests shared Sunday and Monday calls along with hunting reports. Jockey Willie Shoemaker set multiple win marks in New York including six wins from eight mounts at Jamaica on April 4 1959.
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Topeka
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Lois Wells
H. M. Edmonds
Joseph Logan
Gary Grandstaff
Ronald Rubottom
Ronald Walter
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Viola Rubottom
Cyril Bahnmaier
Vitus Hadl
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Harley Spencer
Arthur Johnson
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Phillip Spencer
Stull
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Vernon Spencer
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Beatles dominate youth culture with US tour profits and film hit
The Liverpool quartet John Lennon Ringo Starr Paul Mc Cartney and George Harrison earned over 1 million dollars in a US tour and earned more than 2.5 million from album sales in one month while their film grossed 1.6 million in its first week. Ringo Harrison.
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