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Lubbock Avalanche Journal in Lubbock, Texas

02 Jan 1964

Page 5

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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

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Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

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Jan 02, 1964

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5

Security Heavy As President's Daughters View Cotton Bowl Game

Dallas police guarded the Cotton Bowl as President Johnson's daughters Lynda Bird and Luci Baines attended with secret service presence. Officers moved their seats and screened fans while observers noted heightened security and a large police and civil defense contingent surrounding the stadium.

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Dallas Sancnt J Lynda Bird Associated Press Cotton Bowl Stadium Johnson Lucy Baines Offifice FBI Texas Fiat Navy Lynda Bird Johnson Lynda University of Texas
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Frightfully Seasick Confession From Britain's Admiral Jellicoe

Chief of the Admiralty Earl Jellicoe admitted he suffers seasickness even on ships. In Washington, Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman outlined near term plans to expand rural poverty programs, targeting rural renewal housing water systems and community facilities to lift more than 15 million Americans toward prosperity. Freeman noted farm income remains low and rural poverty persists among farm and nonfarm families, with about 1.6 million farm operator households earning under 3 000 and 2.9 million rural nonfarm families in similar straits. He cited past wheat cotton and dairy programs as boosting income by roughly 2.3 billion over three years.

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Washington UPI Sec. of Agriculture Orville L.freeman Freeman America Creema
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