Johnson flies to Detroit solo on small jet without physician aboard
President Johnson flew to Detroit on a small jet with only himself and his wife aboard while a second plane carried the doctor, code officer, and additional aides. A presurization loss on the flight prompted a descent from 24 000 feet to 8000 feet, later described by White House officials as harmless.
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Fight Over Appalachia Pasture Plan Sparks Senate Debate
Sen. Jack Miller plans to press for elimination of a $17 million pasture improvement program in President Johnsons Appalachia poverty bill. Sen. Jennings Randolph defended the measure as a constructive step while acknowledging opposition from western and midwestern members. The plan is part of a broad five year effort costing up to $4.2 billion to improve highways health and education in Appalachia.
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Jack Webb Back On Job After Warner Bros Settlement
Hollywood AP reports actor producer Jack Webb settled his contract dispute with Warner Bros. the studio that fired him last December and is back at work. Webb had sued on December 30 claiming a three year contract would pay him 336000 by February 20 1966. He will keep earning 3000 weekly plus extra pay and film profits and may work on outside TV shows.
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Jack Webb
Warner Bros
Webb
Deli Owner Charged With Second Degree Murder
Cincinnati AP reports LaFayette Mack a 28 year old deli operator was charged with second degree murder after he said he shot and killed Albert Simpson 22 when he found him in Mack s apartment Tuesday.
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Cincinnati
LaFayette Mack
Albert Simpson
Actress Luanne Pleshette divorces Troy Donahue
Luanne Pleshette told Superior Court she married Troy Donahue six months ago and separated Tuesday after he entered through a bathroom window at 5 a.m. following a promise to be home at midnight. She filed for divorce on grounds of mental cruelty.
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Luanne Pleshette
Troy Donahue
Donahue
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Turtles Weighing Wolfed at Swope Park Zoo Trial
William T. A. Cully and three assistants weighed four Madagascan giant tortoises at Swope Park Z in Kansas City for a party project. A scale trial yielded inconsistent readings with one tortoise at 160 pounds amid aging debate over true weight and value.
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William T. A. Cully
Swope Park
Madagascar
Cully
Seaweed Used as Food in Orient and Hawaii
Certain seaweeds are described as edible in Oriental and Hawaiian cuisines. The article notes varied species used for cooking and the cultural role of sea vegetables in these regions.
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Orient
Hawaii
Safety Council weighs compulsory auto inspection
The Safety Council discussed reintroducing compulsory auto inspection with Board President Bach elor noting local sentiment grows stronger against it. Rep. Barry Levey may present a state bill this year and attend a future meeting as part of discussion.
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Picket Sues Over False Arrest In Kennedy Protests
Gene A. Guinn filed a false arrest lawsuit in Dallas against Capt. Pat Gannaway and detectives T. T. Wardlaw and M. H. Brum shortly after the November 22 Kennedy assassination. Guinn, jailed near the Trade Mart for four days after anti-Kennedy signs were waved, seeks 150 dollars for lost income.
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Guinn
Trade Mart
Youngstown Crash Fatalizes Wickliffe Man on Turnpike
Lynn Allen Jenkins 26 of Wickliffe died at South Side Hospital four hours after a truck crash on the Ohio Turnpike near Youngstown.
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Lynn Allen Jenkins
Wickliffe
South Side Hospital
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