Johnson To See Mexican Chief On West Coast
President Johnson flies to California for a two day meeting with Mexico's Adolfo Lopez Mateos. They will attend UCLA and begin talks in Palm Springs with salinity of the Colorado River as a focal issue affecting Mexican farmland.
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UPI
Johnson
California
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Andrews Air Force Base
Palm Springs
Calif
Lopez Mateos
Los Angeles
Johnsons
International Airport
University of California At Los Angeles
UCLA
Colorado
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
United States
President Johnson tops three calls about injured officer
President Johnson phoned three times about Lt. Edward Pardyke, 56, seriously hurt when a tractor trailer struck him while clearing a motorcade route in St. Louis. Pardyke, with internal injuries and a fractured pelvis, remained at City Hospital. the calls reached his wife and hospital from the White House.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
Johnson
St. Louis
Edward Pardyke
City Hospital
Pardyke
Washington
Court Snowed Out by Ventilator Malfunction
Court in Brentwood England was adjourned when a faulty roof ventilator unleashed a snow shower inside the courtroom. The disruption halted proceedings as officials sought to restore conditions.
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Brentwood
Eng
UPI
Astronauts and wives vacation in Aspen five days of skiing
Three U S astronauts Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr Malcolm Scott Carpenter and Virgil I Grissom arrive in Aspen for a five day skiing holiday with their wives. Sid Caesar is injured during a Toronto show but completes the performance. Stan Musial endorses smoking health warnings while heading the Presidents Physical Fitness Council in Atlantic City.
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Aspen
Colo
U.S
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Virgil I. Grissom
Toronto
Sid Caesar
O'Keefe
Caesar
Stan Musial
Musial
Johnson
Atlantic City
Nikolayev Named Commander of Soviet Cosmonauts
Moscow AP reports Andraii Nikolayev, who spent four days in orbit in 1962, appointed commander of the Soviet cosmonauts unit. He succeeds Yuri Gagarin, the first Soviet cosmonaut.
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Moscow
Andraii Nikolayev
Yuri Gagarin
Folsom Seeks Alabama PSC Nomination Ahead of College Costs
Former Gov James E Folsom explains his Democratic bid for the Alabama Public Service Commission citing four children in college and eight total, saying the rising education bills justify his run. The quote “eight children, six left to educate” frames his motive.
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Jasper
Ala
James FE
Jim) Folsom
Alabama Public Service Commission
Pilot to Return From Cuba After Hijack Incident
Richard Wright of Miami, the target of a gun point hijack to Cuba, is set to fly home to Miami about 10 a.m. EST. Wright, a Tamiami Aviation pilot and Miami University graduate, was held overnight by Cuban authorities and released. he stayed with the Swiss ambassador’s guest in Havana and described his treatment as polite.
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UPI
Richard Wright
Miami
Wright
U. S
Cuba
Miami University
Tamiami Aviation Comp
An anonymous donor delivers $200 via money order to Ventura tax fund
Ventura County tax collector Raymond Walker reports an anonymous resident sent a $200 money order and an unsigned note claiming possible guilt in filing a false personal property return. The money was cashed and deposited into the county general fund.
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Ventura
Calif
Ventura County
Raymond Walker
Oe Egal 'S
General Fund
Comet Orbits Altered by Passing Star in Outer Belt
In the outer comet belt the sun’s weak gravity allows a passing star to jolt a comet from its regular orbit altering its trajectory through gravitational disturbance and potential ejection.
Cafe Man Blasts Sanitary Notices
A Tulsa restaurant owner calls a proposed public posting rule for sanitary inspections a vicious kick in the teeth. Health Director Dr. Cecil F. Jacobs says the measure aims to protect the public and not close restaurants.
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Sanitary
Tulsa
UPS
Donald G. Powers
The
Oklahoma Restaurant Association
Cecil F. Jacobs
City Commission
Powers
Jacobs
Student 19 Confesses Theft of Rubens Portrait
A 19 year old Belgian student confessed to stealing Rubens Negroes Heads from the Brussels Museum of Ancient Art. He planned a ransom of 850000 francs valued at up to 1 million dollars. Police traced his ransom call and found the painting at his grandmother's home.
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Brussels
Belgium
Andre Beugnies
Brussels Museum of
Raymond Charles
Beugnies
Peter Paul Rubens
Army Creates Nuclear Hazard Medical Teams
The Army will form four radiological emergency medical teams to handle nuclear accidents in the United States. Each team is led by an Army Medical Corps officer and includes three specialists in nuclear casualty management and radiation hazard evaluation. General Wheeler disclosed the plan in a signed regulation.
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Washington
Army
United States
Army Medical Corps
Earle G. Wheeler
Army Chief of Staff
Slides Of Oklahoma Exhibits Shown To Civic Clubs
Colored slides of Oklahoma's exhibit at the World’s Fair are shown to civic clubs this month and next by Lawton and Satanta Toastmasters at Fort Sill. The 30 minute program includes a commentary on the Sooner state exhibit opening April 22 in New York. R J Fisher leads the project as governor of area toastmasters.
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Oklahoma
Lawton
Satanta Toastmasters Club
Fort Sill
Sooner
New York
R. J. Fisher
Buyer Understands Matters More Than Words
A business-focused note emphasizes clarity in communication with customers. It argues that perceived value depends on the buyer’s interpretation rather than the seller’s phrasing.
Dutch Dam Transforms Zuider Zee Into Freshwater Lake
Dutch engineers have converted the Zuider Zee into a freshwater lake and reclaimed thousands of submerged acres. A 20 mile dam holds back the North Sea as new areas are diked and drained in an immense project likened to damming Long Island Sound and filling two thirds of its 1,200 square miles.
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Zuider Zee
North Sea
Long Island Sound
Cubans Ready To Sail For Home After Florida Poaching Convictions
Coast Guard prepared four Cuban government owned fishing boats for the return trip after captains Gomez Barrios Jose Garcia Rodriguez Jose Manuel Ventura and Evaldo Escandal Soto were fined 500 and six months suspended jail. Two dozen crewmen faced no jail after poaching charges were dismissed while 2000 pounds of fish were seized for charity. The fishermen were intercepted near the Dry Tortugas on February 2.
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Thomas Caro
Gomez Barrios
Jose Garcia Rodriguez
Jose Manuel Ventura
Evaldo Escandal Soto
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Coast Guard
Dry Tortugas Islands
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