Jerrie Mock SLEPT IN Saturday after world flight home
Jerrie Mock, the first woman to fly solo around the world, rested Saturday after returning to Columbus Ohio from her historic journey. Gov James A Rhodes proclaimed Jerrie Mock Day and she received telegrams including one from President Johnson while planning a quiet homecoming with her family.
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Old fashion bell signals quitting time at Levy Bros
In Louisville workers at Levy Bros still use a dinner bell to mark quitting time. The store lacks a buzzer system and relied on a bell since its building, with Mrs. Dorothy Ferguson ringing it daily in front of a microphone.
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Amateur mechanic plans yearlong aeronautics trip
Jerrie majored in aeronautical engineering at Ohio State University and calls herself an amateur. She meticulously planned every phase of the trip for over a year and studied the actions of the numerous experts who installed the special equipment in her plane.
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No Lapse In French Command
Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle had a prostate operation and ate a normal lunch in hospital. Officials say power remains intact, with contingency plans in place as Pompidou runs affairs. De Gaulle likely to convalesce at Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises.
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Reno City Hall Groundbreaking By Plow Ride
In Reno Nevada officials marked the city hall project with a ground breaking by a plow drawn by Tom and Sally two bay work horses. Mayor Hugo Quilici and City Manager Joe Latimore guided the team at the reins as the centennial celebration framed the event.
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Republicans claim LBJ wastes funds despite frugality push
A Republican memo argues four of five House appropriations bills require more Johnson era spending than under Kennedy. It notes a 0.7 million cut in one bill for Congress and agencies. Civil rights filibuster limits Senate action as Johnson prioritizes payroll cuts and White House savings.
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First Lady to Speak at YWCA Convention in Cleveland
Mrs Lyndon B. Johnson will give the opening address at the 23rd national YWCA convention in Cleveland. About 250 delegates from across the country are expected. the event runs through next Saturday. A policy committee memo cites Sen J Glenn Beall as arguing Johnson faced a high treasury outlay in the early months.
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Cleveland Man Dies in Auto Crash Near Cleveland
Tatwell F. Foley, 47, of Cleveland died Saturday when the automobile he rode in struck a tree in Cleveland. Police said the driver was hospitalized with injuries.
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Poland reports health update after digestive tract surgery
A Polish official confirms a public figure underwent digestive tract surgery two days ago. Details of the ailment and nature of the procedure remain limited as authorities provide a brief health status update.
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