Lyndon Johnson tourism boom spreads through Texas hills
Tourists flood Johnson City Stonewall and Fredericksburg as LBJ country cleans up at the cash register. 6-ounce Presidential Nectar water sells for 39 cents and rocks from the Lyndon B. Johnson ranch fetch 29 cents each. Prices for land near the ranch rise and motels eyes on Austin amid a growing, sometimes contesting, business boom driven by the President’s name.
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Jack Keever
Johnson City
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
LBJ
Midas
Stonewall
Texas
Lyndon
Bluebonnet Acres
Johnson
Kermitt Hahne
Hahne
Austin
Bill Youngblood
John F. Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Tom Perkins
Chamber of Commerce
Peach Center
L.B.J.” Johnson
Albert
Fredericksburg
the Standard
Charles Matus
Lbj Ranch
State Parks and Wildlife Commission
Lyndon B. Johnson State Park
Fred Wood
Bridges Seeks Johnson Exclusion From Pay Talks
Honolulu AP Bridges, head of the International Longshoremen's Union, asks President Johnson to stay out of next year's dockworker pay talks if the government mediates. In a Hawaii convention address he warned against Viet Nam related sacrifices and urged the union to handle negotiations independently.
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Bridges
Johnson
Honolulu
Harry Bridges
International Long Shoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Hawaii 1.S.W.A
Viet Nam
Underground Test TXINY Tet Conducted by AEC
The U S Atomic Energy Commission announced a low yield underground nuclear test named TXINY Tet on June 17 at the Nevada Test Site for the Department of Defense. It was conducted to aid nonsecret studies with a yield under 20 000 tons of TNT. The release included employment figures for January 1950 and January 1964 showing both growth and unemployment.
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Washington
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Nevada
Department of Defense
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