Lynda Joins LBJ At Sunday Church Service
President Johnson extended his LBJ ranch weekend and attended 11 o’clock services at St Barnabas Episcopal Church in Fredericksburg with his daughter Lynda. He planned to return to Washington this afternoon after a sunny morning following rain.
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Lynda
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Hawaii
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Austin
George Christian
Washington
White House
Washington Diplomatic Corps
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Norway
LPJ
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Christian Church
Luci
St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church
Stonewall
Ranch
Charles Engelhard
Marie Fehmer
Engelhard
New Jersey
William Campbell
Vietnam
Lynday
Charles Robb
LBJ
Jobless janitor charged in four killings in Baltimore
Reginald V. Oats an 18 year old unemployed janitor was charged with four counts of murder and 12 other counts after police identified him in a lineup. He led investigators to four murdered youths and was arrested after an escape attempt near Gwynns Falls Park. A lunch pail contained parts of bodies and a hacksaw blade.
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Reginald V. Oats
Oats
Gwynns Falls Park
Galt
Cali
Fornia
Alabama
FBI Identifies Galt as King Assassination Suspect Muddles Case
Memphis AP reports conflicting FBI identifications of Ray linked to James Earl Ray as the Missouri prison escapee in the King assassination inquiry. The piece traces a tangled trail of aliases, dancing lessons, and a shifting portrait of Ray’s mental state, motives, and possible parole outcomes, with investigators weighing fingerprints, birth data, and prior crimes.
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Memphis
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King
Eric
James Earl Ray
Missouri
California
Ray
Abe
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Hardy
Swenson
Tary Bakery
Litienraven
Iday
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Birmingham
Long Beach
Calif
Bat
Missouri State Penitentiary
Jefferson
Generan Repore
Missouri State Board of Probation and Parole
Indianapolis library offers first ever amnesty week
Patrons of the Indianapolis Public Library are urged to return overdue books without fines during an amnesty week starting Sunday. Harold Sander, library director, cites a Chicago program that recovered over 300,000 overdue items in January. This marks the library system's 95th year.
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Indianapolis Public Library
Harold Sander
Chicago
Kosygin and Gandhi discuss ties in New Delhi brief
Soviet Premier Kosygin and Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi held talks in New Delhi focusing on strengthening friendship and improving relations with Pakistan and Vietnam. They said no new India-Pakistan conference is planned, and urged peaceful settlement in Vietnam based on Geneva 1954 accords, while expressing desire for good neighborly ties among all parties. The Rawalpindi communique noted concern over the Vietnam war and emphasized self-determination without foreign interference.
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Helstan
Alexei N. Kosy Prove
Gandhi
Middle East
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Supakistan
Raiwalpind
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Vinam
Vietnam
Kashmir
Soviet Union
Tashkent
U.S.S.R
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