Johnson Reflects On Five White House Years With One Emphatic Claim
In New York, President Johnson vows that history will say the nation did its best, declaring "we tried" as he completes five years in the White House. He attends a bipartisan dinner dance with 400 guests, then returns to Washington.
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White House
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jacob K. Javits
John V. Lindsay
Secretary of Labor
J. Willard Wirtz
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Labor Organization
Meany
Anheuser-Busch conventions drew 2300 attendees in LA
In Los Angeles more than 2300 attendees gathered for Anheuser-Busch Inc sales convention to review last year and plan 1969 marketing and merchandising. The event highlighted industry discussions on advertising strategies and distribution operations.
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James W.dickerson
Beckman & Dickerson Distributing Co
Crawford Sr
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
Los Angeles
Fire reports two incidents with minimal damage
At 3:07 p.m. a fire at 1510 Forest Ave. in the home of Dillard Roe caused smoke from air ducts, likely due to lint and no damage reported. At 8:15 p.m. a fire at 2006 Tullis Drive in Dr. Kenneth Smith’s home involved an overheated furnace blower motor, causing $35 damage.
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Tullis Drive
Kenneth Smith
Father Seeks 60000 In Damages For Son’s Injuries
A Butler County suit filed in Common Pleas alleges 16 year old Donald H. Baker suffered a fractured left hip and pelvis and left foot injuries in a Middletown May 12 1968 taxi crash. His father John H. Baker of 537 Fox Run Place claims James W. Bradbury drove left of center on Grand Avenue Arcadia Drive and seeks damages and medical costs. A bogus bidder named Peter Funk is cited in the text.
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Butler County Common Pleas Court
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James W. Bradbury
Arcadia Drive
Baker
Bradbury
Metroliner Debuts With 160 MPH Promise In DC Washout
A modern Casey Jones leads the inaugural Metroliner at Union Station Washington piloting the 160 mph electric train aimed at beating air travel to New York. VIPs and newsmen ride a six hour maiden trip with stops in Baltimore Wilmington Philadelphia and Newark then regular service expands to 22 daily trains. Fares start at 12.75 one way and rise to 14 during peak hours while air travel times remain about three hours plus access delays.
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