Johnson appeals to USSR for peaceful alliance and pulls Dominican Marines
President Johnson told Soviet listeners to withdraw support for aggression and join the United States in a common search for peace. He addressed Chicago Democrats at a $100 plate event, stressing no American interest in conflict with the Soviet people and announcing the withdrawal of 2,100 Marines from Santo Domingo as part of a broader aim to serve mankind's peace.
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Johnsons fly in for speech then depart to Washington
Johnson arrived Thursday afternoon for a speech and flew back to Washington soon after. His 17-year-old daughter Luci accompanied him to Chicago and did not return, with plans remaining unknown.
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Last Marines Out Of Santo Domingo
U S Marines complete withdrawal from Santo Domingo as President Johnson orders remaining 2 100 leathernecks airlifted to the carrier Boxer awaiting sailing plans. Johnson says Panasco Alvim advised conditions permit further reductions leaving 14 200 U S paratroopers with 1 500 Latin American troops in the Inter American Force.
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11 200 Holdup On Busy Kansas City Street
Two armed men robbed $11 200 at a busy Kansas City intersection after bank money was withdrawn. James T. Smith supermarket owner and manager Gerald Ervin were confronted as they stopped for a light. Revolvers were displayed and bullets visible.
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Bones in astronauts let researchers track space bone loss
U S spacemen James A McDivitt and Edward H White II undergo bone density tests to gauge demineralization from weightlessness. X-rays of their right little fingers and heel bones were taken before launch and at intervals after launch, with follow up densitometry planned to measure any bone damage.
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Miss USA Finals Crowned in Miami Beach Pageant
Fifteen contestants compete for the Miss USA crown in Miami Beach with the winner to receive $5,000 cash and a $5,000 appearance contract and earn a chance to represent the U S in the 1965 Miss Universe Pageant on CBS.
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Make Up Your Pie Dough Before You Bake It
The guide stresses making dough ahead and chilling it to ensure flaky pastry. Chilled dough yields nicer textural layers and easier handling for rolling and shaping.
Humphrey Urges Ground Victory in Vietnam War
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey says air strikes alone cannot win Vietnam. He believes South Vietnamese forces, given time, must secure victory on the ground in South Vietnam with continued U.S. support and a steadfast resolve to stay the course.
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Missouri Family Receives Three Unexpected Ducks
The Bert Thompsons in Raytown Missouri found three pet ducks left on their property while they were away a man arrived in a truck and left a milk can with feed in the garage. Neighbors recall the incident as a possible joke. The ducks are described as friendly and eager for attention.
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Former K C Resident Convicted of Murder
Nathan Eli, formerly of West Plains Missouri and Kansas City, was sentenced to death for the first degree murder of Navy wife Constance Dunn 24. Witnesses testified she was assaulted stabbed and strangled last February 20. Her body was found with two children alone as her Navy officer husband was abroad.
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Boy Drowns After Climbing Fence At Kansas City Pool
A four year old boy named Courtlandt Pearce III drowned after crawling over a four foot fence to reach a neighbor's backyard pool in Kansas City. The pool at Gerald and Mrs. Singer’s home was being filled with water and the gate was locked. Pearce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Courtlandt Pearce, died Thursday. no disturbance was heard by Mrs. Singer.
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Buddy) Pearce III
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Trunk Incident Prompts Police Rescue Efforts
A child was pulled from a pool by his mother and subjected to CPR by police and firemen, but attempts to revive him failed. The incident prompted an emergency response and investigation.
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