Johnson Kennedy tensions surface in White House society pages
Washington reports hint at strain between the Johnson and Kennedy camps. The article notes smoke behind the smoke in society and political columns, with Johnson and Robert F. Kennedy as the principal figures. Holding gatherings is rare and formal when it happens.
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UPI
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Kennedys
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Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Confused Young Woman Held In Sniping Incident
The piece notes deteriorating political tensions between factions in the 1960s White House era. It references caustic humor about the Johnsons, with Kennedy allegedly rebuking sarcasm toward the vice president and family. It mentions desires among some Democrats to replace Johnson with Bobby Kennedy in 1968, despite Kennedy endorsing a Johnson Humphrey ticket on public occasions.
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Kennedy
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Georgetown
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Christman Card
Chilean party split as Gumucio leads rebels to power
In Santiago a faction led by Rafael Gumucio gains influence within the Christian Democrats as they support President Frei's government while calling for leftist reform. The convention endorsed Frei’s governance but resisted hard-line strike limits, highlighting tensions over nationalization and economic policy.
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Eduardo Gallando
Gumucio
Santiago, Chile
Eduardo Frei
Christian Frei
Freis Democratic Party
Frei
Gates
First Christians
Latin
America
Chile
Christian Democratic Party
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Lubbock Player Leads Open Event With Three Firsts At Bridge Tourney
Open event sees Lubbock participant win three firsts as the American Contract Bridge League hosts competition. Masters pairs results include Dr John Fisher of Dallas with Mrs Kendrick first, Jo Leaney of Wichita Falls and Fred Smith of Clovis second, and Mrs Roy Thompson of 2501 Ridge Road with Mrs Wanda Collier of 351 Mth St third. Cotton sack pairs crown goes to Mrs B F Stephens of 1717 Lord St and Mrs Bob Cope of Lubbock first, Mike Malone and Carolyn Jones of Sweetwater second, and Mr and Mrs Alex Harrison of El Paso third.
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John Fisher
Dallas
Mrs Kendrick
Jo Leaney
Wichita Falls
Fred Smith
Clovis
Roy ‘Thompson
Ridge Road
Wanda Collier
F Stephens
Lord St
Bob Cope
Lubbock
Mike Malone
Carolyn Jones
Sweetwater
Alex Harrison
el Paso
Hum Humphrey Wins Friendly Welcome On Africa Tour
Vice President Humphrey received a warm, largely peaceful welcome in Kenya and Somalia during a brief African swing. Police detained several demonstrators at Nairobi airport as he cut short his Kenya visit, while Mogadishu crowds cheered felled by political tensions earlier in the trip. He accepted invites to visit Washington and praised regional leaders amid easing border clashes.
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Michael Goldsmith
Somalia
Nairobi
Kenya
Humphrey
Hubert Hi
Africa
Republic
U.S
Mogadishu
Ali Shermake
Egal
Kopia
Eyal
Newamen
Kenya Senna Eos Evnyon Peoples Union
Commu
Oginga Odinga
America
Oimt
Daniel Arap Mol
Mogadishul
Jomo Kenphrey
Yatta
Kenyatta
Atreet
Prisoner Breaks Out Day Before Release
In Los Angeles, 19 year old Michael Harrington escaped from the East Los Angeles Biscalux Detention Center just before his scheduled release. Authorities described it as one of the largest breakouts by a single prisoner. Harrington, jailed on marijuana charges, reportedly climbed a wall and fled Saturday night.
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Mogadshu
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Halle Selassie Theater
Wossene Hallu
Los Angeles
Michael Harrington
Los Angeles Biscalux, Detention Center
Waynuss
E . Puany
U.S
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Harrington
Somalia
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