Johnson Visits Expo 67 in Montreal U S Day
President Johnson arrives at Expo 67 in Montreal on U S day. He plans brief tour and talks with Prime Minister Lester B Pearson about the Arab Israeli crisis before returning to Washington. The 7 millionth visitor is expected as Expo 67 marks Canada's confederation centennial.
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Crop-killing storm hits the East with record lows
A storm battered the East disrupting travel and sports. Massachusetts tobacco growers reported losses near 1 million dollars as record low temperatures hit Connecticut and Florida. Snow and sleet closed a New Hampshire baseball game while snow plows worked the Mohawk Trail in Massachusetts.
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Son Brings Dad's Body Home from Vietnam War
Army Sgt. Albert Parmentier escorted the body of his father M. Sgt. Gerard V. Parmentier back to San Diego after the elder Parmentier, 39, a 22 year Army veteran who volunteered for combat, was killed in a skirmish near the Cambodian border. Both men served with the Green Berets and were on missions against the Viet Cong.
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55th KU Law Class Reunion Set for June 3 1912
The Kansas University law class of 1912 plans a June 3 reunion at the Eldridge Hotel with Roscoe King as reunion chairman. Fourteen members are living. seven expect to attend. Dean James K. Logan and Mrs. Logan will join a 6 30 p.m. reunion dinner in the Red Slipper Room after a social hour.
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Super Train Test Shows Safe Fast Ride
The U S Department of Transportation tested a $1 million high speed train on a 21 mile Pennsylva nia track between Trenton and New Brunswick reaching 156 mph on one pass and 145.8 mph on the other. The test paves the way for a PRR service from New York to Washington aiming to cut travel time by about 18 percent to under three hours. Engineer Elton Selover praised the ride as smooth and quiet with luxurious cars in future use.
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