President Remains Aloof From International Battle Over Attire
Washington AP report says the President faces world debate over his clothing as British and American allies judge his appearance and lack of flamboyance. Observers describe Johnson as aloof, maintaining a neat but understated style amid the international clash.
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Hearings Set in Austin over Senators Candidacy for AG
The Texas Supreme Court will hear a one day session on January 19 to decide if two state senators can run for attorney general. The case centers on a petition filed by Sen. Gal loway Calhoun Jr. of Tyler challenging eligibility.
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Baby born after mother dies in Cleveland auto crash
A woman, 34, Mrs Ollie Thomas, died in an auto crash near St. Luke's Hospital in Cleveland as she headed for delivery. Doctors delivered a baby girl 20 minutes later, the infant in fair condition. The husband was at work and a cousin driving Mrs Thomas was injured. The other driver escaped injury.
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Jackie and Children Leave for two weeks in Europe
Mrs. John F. Kennedy flew to Switzerland with Caroline and John Jr to ski at Gstaad. The family will stay in a friend’s chalet with John Kenneth Galbraith and wife nearby. The children will join classes for children of affluent skiers and practice French under their mother’s guidance.
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Martin Seeks State Attorney General Post in Texas
Secretary of State Crawford Martin said he will file Monday as a candidate for attorney general. Two rivals, Sen Franklin Spears and Galloway Calhoun, asked the Texas Supreme Court to force State Democratic Chairman Will Davis to place them on the May 7 primary ballot. Davis refused the $1,000 filing fees, citing doubts about their eligibility to run for attorney general. The remainder discusses presidential tailoring and attire in a separate, unrelated note.
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