Johnson Hospitalized By Respiratory Ills
President Johnson was taken to Bethesda Naval Hospital with a miserable cough and chest pain. Doctors said his tracheitis is nonspecific with no alarm. He remains responsive and will likely stay about five days while officials maintain continuity of duties.
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Johnson Becomes III After Medical Clearance
Johnson, one month after being cleared by two physicians including his heart specialist, is hospitalized for a respiratory infection. His prior history spans a 1955 heart attack, kidney ailment, sun related wart removals, and bronchiectasis noted by doctors, with remarks on his excellent current health and stable heart function.
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Washington (Ap
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White House
Ports Follow New York Lead In Longshore Contract
Atlantic ports from Boston to Virginia move toward the New York dockers terms ending the coast wide walkout now in day 13. ILA President Thomas Gleason optimistic of return in 24 to 48 hours, outlines removal of New York pickets and reopening of some ships, while other ports expect at least a week for agreement. The four year contract, approved by New York’s 24,000 longshoremen, raises wages and benefits and reduces work gangs from 20 to 17 men to fit automation.
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President Johnson holds bedside news conference during illness
President Lyndon Johnson spoke from his hospital bedside for 13 minutes, saying he could return to work immediately if needed. He described a respiratory infection with chest tightness and a hoarse voice, noting his resistance was “awfully low” while answering four reporters’ questions.
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New Angle In Baker Probe
The Senate Rules Committee flags a new angle in the Bobby Baker probe. Chairman B Everett Jordan says the case involves a project in North Carolina while Baker, once on the Senate payroll at 19 600 a year, seeks his unexplained millionaire status. Hearings are expected soon.
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Public pool plans move forward at Lawrence High School
Lawrence Board of Education Swimming Pool Committee discusses a year round indoor outdoor pool at Lawrence High. Architect Charles Marshall's preliminary plan envisions a pool west of the high school connected by a covered walkway. Financing and operation by the school district and city remain unresolved.
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Cheating Probe Expands At Air Force Academy Victims Rise to 29
Air Force Academy in Colorado reports 29 resignations linked to a classroom cheating probe stretching into the week. The investigation includes athletes and top students, with four voluntary resignations Thursday and 25 more Friday, as officials vow a full report in two to three weeks.
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Freezing Drizzle Snow Threaten Lawrence Weather Update
The Lawrence area faced lower morning temperatures with freezing drizzle and snow forecast this afternoon and tonight. Snow accumulations of two to four inches are expected, with northerly winds 15 to 25 mph, then easing. A blizzard warning covers western Kansas and a heavy snow warning spans northeast and northcentral regions.
Second Blast Victim in Missouri Explosion
A propane line blast east of Jefferson City killed George Conrad Keilholz Jr., 34, and his eight year old daughter Linda Marie near their home. The father was driving his daughter to a school bus stop when the explosion hurled them from the car.
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Jefferson City
George Conrad Keilholz Jr
Linda Marie
Forbes Recon Group Due to Stay Longer
Washington reports the Air Force will retain about 15 RB47 aircraft at Forbes Air Force Base Topeka Kansas until December 1966 due to RC135B delivery changes. About 900 military personnel will stay for an additional 18 months beyond the prior plan.
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Forbes
Seven LHS seniors win Watkins and Summerfield scholarships
Seven Lawrence High School seniors are among 36 Watkins and Summerfield scholarship winners announced by the Journal-World. Selection came from exams, interviews, and academic and extra curricular records. Stipends vary from $100 to about $1,450 yearly, renewable for four years.
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John B. Harris
Missouri St
Nancy Hitt
James K. Hitt
Elizabeth Neelley
National Council of Teachers of English
Kansas
Weather Forecast Northeast Kansas Turns to Snow
Cloudy and colder with freez ing drizzle turning to snow this afternoon ending tonight. Snow accumulations of two to four inches. northerly winds 15 to 25 mph today then diminishing. Low near 15 tonight. high Sunday around 32. Temperature log shows 49 at 4 a.m. and 34 at midnight. Rainfall recorded at .23 after 1:30 pm.
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