Johnson to Keep Handshakes in Public as President
President Johnson plans to continue greeting crowds in public spaces while in office, insisting he is eager to mingle with the masses and reject a detached royal image. Secret Service discussions stress handshakes as low risk, with Johnson highlighting personal access to the public and his enjoyment of the presidency.
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Texas Higher Education Commission studies tuition hike
The Texas Commission on Higher Education met in closed session to study staff recommendations for a $107 million increase in general revenue spending and a $50 per semester tuition rise to fund the plan. Pan American, Edinburg, and Angelo State join the system. abolition of Texas Southern University law school eyed. new courses sought at UT, Texas Western, Texas A&M, Prairie View A&M, and Texas Tech.
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Underground Nuclear Tests Urged By GOP Task Force
A GOP military preparedness panel led by Neil T. Mekkey says the Johnson administration endangers U S security by not conducting underground tests of nuclear effects on weapons. The report to Sen Barry Goldwater cites treaty allowances and years since ratification with no weapons effects tests.
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Missourian Wins Cotton Picking Tilt in Arkansas
B W Masters 22 from Kennett Missouri won $1000 and set a new record by picking 184 pounds of cotton in two hours at Blytheville Arkansas. Barbara Lancaster 23 of Quinn Missouri won the women’s division with 87 pounds for $250. The event marked a record pace compared with prior years.
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Reappraisal of Ideas Urged by Episc Bishop
California's Episcopal Bishop James A Pike urges reevaluation of outdated church teachings such as the Trinity. He says doctrinal rigidity hides the heart of Christianity and challenges critics at the Episcopal Church general convention in St Louis. Bishop Lichtenberger seeks active church involvement in racial integration and justice as he nears resignation due to Parkinson's disease.
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30 Jailed During Queen Elizabeth Visit in Quebec
Quebec police arrested 35 people during the royal tour weekend clashes with separatists. Vagrancy and disturbing the peace charges are planned as arraignment set for Tuesday amid heightened security following Quebec provincial protests during the visit of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.
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Candidates Release Two Day Schedules
Washington reports the campaign schedule for four candidates today and Tuesday. President Johnson travels to Reno and Boise with stops in Butte Casper and Denver and will be in Washington Tuesday. Hubert Humphrey lists Newark New York City Elmsford Northampton Rutland Concord Lewiston New Haven and Washington D C on Tuesday. Barry Goldwater plans Phoenix Tuesday Topeka Des Moines Milwaukee. William E Miller appears in Washington and stops in Wilmington Asheville Hickory Augusta and Atlanta Georgia.
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