First Lady Johnson Sets Her Own Style In White House
AP reports on Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson weaving a distinct role as First Lady. She edits drafts of the State of the Union, backs her husband’s poverty program, travels coach to save costs, hosts luncheons, and expands White House cultural and social duties while seeking privacy and press access rules. The piece notes her plans for monthly trips, public events, and continued Kennedy-era renovations.
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Akron Ohio AP Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co reports record 1968 sales totaling 1 731 008 211 with a rise of 87 percent from 1967 and a 1963 net income of 81 128 535 or 2 32 a share, up 14 1 percent from 1962 as 1961 earnings were 76 189 093.
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