Johnson to wear suit for inauguration signals style shift
Washington reports that Lyndon B. Johnson may abandon knee pants and stockings for a business suit at his inauguration, signaling a possible change in presidential dress. The AP note suggests this potential shift reflects evolving mainstream fashion norms.
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Times
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Johnson
Jackson
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Chicago Historical Society
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Andrew Jackson
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Hamburgs
Richard M. Nixon
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National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers
Theft of Saddles and Clothes Probed in City
Police investigated a string of thefts including two saddles from a storage shed near North College Avenue and clothing from cars at Gibson's Discount Store parking lot. Also reported were purse thefts, a suitcase and typewriter missing from Caprock area and Weeks Hall, with values varying from five to several hundred dollars.
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C. B. Bowles
53Rd St
North College Avenue
Bowles
Gibson’s Discount Store
50Th St
Ave. H
Roy Lee Risner
45Th St
Risner
Jim Hignight
Caprock Shopping Center
Glenda Pryor
Texas Tech
Weeks Hall
Odessa
Hali
Indidays
Victuals
Tanner Laine Wins Second in 1964 UP Editors Contest
In Houston, Tanner Laine of The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal earned second place in the 1964 Texas United Press International Editors Association contest. Laine's entry in news features titled Railroad Crew Opens Her Up recounted a 61 year old postman bitten by a rattlesnake and rescued by a passing freight train on Sept 1, 1964.
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Houston
Tanner Laine
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Texas United Press International Editors Assn
Association
Laine
Richard Morehead
Dallas Morning, News
Egyptian MIGs Down Esso Plane Near Alexandria
Reports say two unidentified bodies were found when a plane owned by the Esso Oil Co. was shot down by UAR MiG fighters south of Alexandria near Rosetta. The Beheira police denied the shootdown, citing forced landing.
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UPI
Esso Oil Company
Alexandria
Mediterranean
MI6
United Arab Republic Air Force
Beheira
Rosetta
Uganda Sudan agree on repatriation of 40000 refugees
Uganda and Sudan sign an agreement to repatriate about 40,000 southern Sudanese refugees in Uganda. They will be protected by a five nation commission of the Organization of African Unity guaranteeing basic human rights and freedom from political offense trials.
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Uganda
Sudan
Organization of African Unity
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