Johnson Dances At All 5 Balls Inaugural Evening
President Johnson celebrated his inauguration with five official balls in Washington. The First Family and Vice President Humphrey enjoyed a festive night as crowds filled venues and Johnson urged early work toward the Great Society. Humphrey quipped about the next four years, and the president acknowledged a crowded but hopeful night.
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School Boycott To Go On In New York
The Rev. Milton Galamison, leader of two major 1964 boycotts, plans to shut down all 15 New York City schools for emotionally disturbed children by Feb. 3 despite arrest and a court injunction. He was taken into custody for urging absenteeism at P. S. 617 in Brooklyn’s South Third Street area.
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New York City
Milton A. Galamison
Brooklyn
Eugene Cavanagh
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South Third Street Methodist Church
P. S
Negroes Press Civil Rights Drive in Selma
In Selma Alabama with the voter registration board recessing activists shift to dining facilities seeking equal service. Arrests by county deputies in public view mark a tense escalation as civil rights marches continue.
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Registration Board
Patrolman Paul Major Killed Chasing Suspects in Denver
Denver police say Patrolman Paul Major, 41, was shot in the left chest and died en route to a hospital after pursuing two youths who fled a stolen car in south Denver. He was a 15 year veteran. Officer Albert Peterson helped corner one suspect. Major’s gun remained in his holster.
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Oceaniers
Guaranteed annual customer versus wage debate grows
Some businessmen weigh the value of securing a guaranteed annual customer before committing to a guaranteed annual wage. The discussion centers on risk, stability, and long term profitability for small firms facing labor costs and market demand.
Federal Renames Officers at Middletown Savings and Loan
Mid dletown Federal Savings And Loan Association reelected all officers and directors at the annual meeting. Officers include G. W. A. Wilmer president and attorney, Calvin F. Lloyd executive vice president, L. F. Reinartz vice president, James M. Tewart vice president and loan officer, Mary E. Strodtbeck secretary treasurer, and Carl A. Hurr assistant treasurer. Directors reelected include R. O. Deardorff, R. E. Dempster, C. Dudley Inwood, James H. Martindale, R. A. Wilmer, Ralph Wright, G.W.A. Wilmer, Reinartz and Lloyd.
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G. W. A. Wilmer
Calvin F. Lloyd
L. F. Reinartz
James M. Tewart
Mary E. Strodtbeck
Carl A. Hurr
R. 0. Deardorff
R. E. Dempster
C. Dudley Inwood
James H. Martindale
R. A. Wilmer
Ralph Wright
G.W.A. Wilmer
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Lloyd
Winston Churchill in declining medical condition in London
AP reports Sir Winston Churchill, aged 90, remained in a semicoma with fleeting signs of consciousness after a stroke. A 12:16 p.m. bulletin said there was no change, with a new deterioration in circulation noted by Lord Moran and a consultant warning that hours may remain before further decline. Family members present at Churchill's London home included Lady Churchill and Winston Churchill Jr.
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Iran Premier Mansour Shot Outside Parliament Building
Premier Assan Ali Mansour was wounded outside the Iranian Parliament in Tehran and rushed to surgery. A 2 year old man was arrested after the shooting as Mansour, 41, a reform ally of the shah, faced oil deal talks and land reform efforts.
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Fire claims mother and five children in Minetto blaze
In Minetto New York a mother Valera Petrie 35 and five of her ten children Susan 8 Barbara 4 Bryan 1 James 6 and Gary 13 died in a two story frame home fire The father led the remaining five children to safety Firemen recovered the children's bodies.
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N.Y
Valera Petrie
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Barbara
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Gary
Bliss warns GOP not to expect rapid reorganization
Ray C Bliss, set to become Republican national chairman on April 1, cautions that voters may overestimate swift party-wide changes after the November Democratic landslide. He arrives in Chicago for a two day Republican leadership meeting as the committee prepares to name a new chair.
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Richard M. Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Burch Announces Resignation After Goldwater Tie
Burch and Barry Goldwater, the unsuccessful GOP presidential nominee, announced last week that Burch would resign.
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Burch
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Early End To Strike Hoped For In New York Vote
Union leaders claim enough petitions and calls will push New York longshoremen to accept a proposed contract with the New York Shipping Association after a second vote. The stalled Maine to Texas strike has idled about 343 ships and up to 60,000 workers, with daily national economic losses estimated from 20 to 67 million dollars.
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Texas
Thomas W. Gleason
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
New York Shipping Association
Associated Press
Rape Slaying Admitted by 23 Year Old in Ohio
In Tiffin Ohio police say 23 year old Joseph R Esselman admitted choking a 21 year old woman Tharon Shepherd after she resisted him on January 6 in a secluded spot. He said he feared she would tell his wife and family. Esselman, son of a noted local businessman, gave a signed statement.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Harold J Fraley
Joseph R. Esselman
Tharon Shepherd
Esselman
Cincinnati Firefighter Charged in Pedestrian Death
An off duty Cincinnati firefighter faces a charge of failure to yield to a pedestrian after an elderly man, 70 year old George Ochs, was struck by a car and died on arrival at General Hospital. The incident occurred as the pedestrian crossed a street Wednesday.
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Cincinnati
George Ochs
General Hospital
Frederick W. Smith
Northeast Hit By Cold Blast Grips the Nation
A fresh arctic air blast swept the northeast as mild weather returned to Florida and Gulf states after a severe cold wave. New York State expected 2 to 4 more inches of snow atop existing 8 inches in some areas.
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New York State
Fog Clings As Frost Makes Roads Hazardous
A dense morning fog slowed traffic with frost slicked roads in the area. Forecasters expect a warming trend tonight and tomorrow with highs near the 40s and a low around freezing, while today’s low reached 11 degrees.
Johnson's Inauguration Day Blends Solemnity and Folksiness
President Johnson's inauguration featured a mix of ceremony and informality. He stepped from his bulletproof limousine to greet banner bearers from Southwest Texas State College, addressed poverty and racial injustice, drew broad praise, and finished with a lengthy ball tour. The day highlighted a physically vigorous 56 year old leader, beagle Him and collie Blanco present at the White House after parade reviewing duty.
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Southwest Texas State College
White House
Inaugural Parade Ups and Downs with Notables and Bands
President Lyndon Johnson interacts with Lady Bird during the parade as the Georgia float passes. Gov. George Wallace of Alabama appears amid cordial signs. The Chicago Fire Department band and a Santa Barbara Barbarettes troupe receive attention while Virginia Tech’s marching band handles a long route, playing Dixie multiple times.
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