Adoption En Masse In Texas
MARSHALL Texas AP in a family merger the 15 Riley children are now legally one family. The blended brood includes nine from the mother’s prior marriage and six from the late first wife. The adoptions followed a December 23 court session by Dist. Judge Sam B Hall Sr amid a holiday reunion.
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Embassy uncovers Tiepolo paintings on London ceiling
The United Arab Republic embassy in London found a treasure of Giovanni Tiepolo paintings on its drawing room ceiling. British experts value the works at 400000 to 700000 dollars. An embassy spokesman said the paintings were on canvas and framed, not painted directly on the ceiling.
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Johnson Gratified by Warm Telegram Response to State of Union
President Johnson was described as gratified by the telegrams responding to his State of the Union message. Press Secretary George E. Reedy said Johnson received an unusually large number of telegrams, and they were very warm in tone.
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Detroit Ends Second Biggest Building Year
Detroit reports the U.S auto industry closed 1964 with 7,746,000 cars built, second only to 1955, and above 1963's 7,644,559. December output surpassed 870,000 as plants sought to recover from strikes and set sights on 1965 gains.
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Johnson outlines broad 1965 federal program proposals
President Johnson proposes $1.5 billion for education aid, tax cuts near $2 billion, voting rights expansion, Medicare for the aged, and reforms to labor laws and tax policy. He urges faster passage of economic measures, pollution control, conservation, crime fighting, and farm aid reforms while inviting Soviet leaders to visit the United States.
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Ford topples Halleck as House Republican leader
Rep. Gerald R. Ford of Michigan, 51, wins the House Republican leadership revolt against 64 year old Rep. Charles A. Halleck of Indiana. Eighty year old Rep. Joseph Martin Jr. of Massachusetts supported Ford. In the Senate, Sen. Russell B. Long of Louisiana becomes Democratic whip after Hubert Humphrey becomes vice president, though Long opposes some Kennedy-Johnson bills.
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