Luci Johnson Nugent Weds Pat Nugent at White House Wedding
Washington AP report covers Luci Johnson Nugent and Patrick Nugent’s White House wedding attended by 700 guests. The cake stood eight feet tall with Gothic arches and swans, while Luci and Pat cut with fingers as forks failed. Luci threw her bouquet to her sister Lynda Bird.
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No Winners In Bill To End Airline Strike
Washington AP reports the House Commerce Committee chair urged negotiators to end the airline strike now, saying the bill would set back collective bargaining for decades if enacted. Airline negotiators and union representatives are to testify as Congress acts, with rapid consideration promised.
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Weather forecast predicts partly cloudy and warm day
The forecast indicates a mainly sunny afternoon with partial cloud cover and warm temperatures. No strong winds or rain expected, making it suitable for outdoor activities. High temperatures mid 70s to near 80, evening cooling.
Dirksen Plans Test on Johnson Expenditures in HEW Funds
Senate Republicans announce a move to force roll call votes on 490 million in House increases for Health, Education and Welfare programs to gauge the administration’s willingness to curb nonwar spending and inflation. Dirksen argues Johnson hasn’t blocked spending and that the public should know where the blame lies.
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Poland protests US bombing of Cambodian village
The Polish government lodged a formal protest over an American air attack near the South Vietnamese border that endangered ICC members. It said US bombs fell within 100 yards of ICC investigators in Thiock Track on August 2 as they probed a July 31 raid, amid broader accusations of aggression in Indo China.
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Nonproliferation Pact Tops U S Aim
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged a spirit of compromise with the Soviet Union to advance disarmament beyond the 1963 test ban. He highlighted proposals to halt spread of nuclear arms and to cut off weapons material production, before the 17 nation Geneva conference.
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Farmland nostalgia and Camp Girls features in town pages
A look inside Countryside where farms once thrived now house small residences. Historians Crout and Vorhis recount early days on Page 37. Girl Scout camp memories shine on Page 19 with Lynne Withey. An Army training program for Vietnam era field readiness is examined on Page 29.
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Ohio Gun Laws Face Tough Debate Amid Conflicting Views
Ohio allows general gun ownership and concealed carry under certain conditions while calls grow for permits or registration. Police and officials cite lax enforcement, NRA lobbying, and limited machinegun controls, with debates over statewide permits and tougher purchase rules intensifying across Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati and Trumbull County.
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