Sister says LBJ was always bossy as a child
A Columbia report recalls Lyndon B Johnson as the oldest of five children who was "always bossy" and given more responsibility by his parents, with his sister Mrs. Price Bobbitt of Austin noting he was expected to reach high positions, even a senate seat. The piece also notes Billie Jean King leading US ranking, Rosemary Casals rising in the rankings, and other tennis news.
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Austin
Tex
Columbia State
New York
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Lawn Tennis Association
USLTA
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Nancy Richey
Dallas
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Miss Casals
Mrs King
Billie Jean Moffitt
Forest Halls
Maria Bueno
Peaches Bartkowicz
Hamtramck
Mich
Stephanie de Fina
Hollywood
Fla
Peachy Kellmeyer
Charleston
Baltimore Teachers Protest Loyalty Questions
About 6,000 Baltimore city teachers protest loyalty tests for job applicants. H Orville Berwick, president, urges deletion of loyalty statements required by Maryland law from educational job applications. He criticizes the Department of Education form which begins with Are you a Communist.
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Nick Eddy Signs with Detroit Lions After Notre Dame Fame
Nick Eddy the Notre Dame All America halfback signed a National Football League contract with the Detroit Lions. Eddy was drafted last year by Detroit and the Denver Broncos and chose the Lions for his pro career. Lions owner William Clay Ford said the club offered a fair deal and Eddy chose football to provide security for his wife and daughter amid reports of a $200000 prize. Eddy finished third in Heisman voting and totaled 1625 rushing yards and 708 receiving yards in his Notre Dame career.
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Ara Parseghian
Teachers Seek 50 Million For State Education
Maryland State Teachers Association announced weekend distribution of 100000 booklets urging the state to appropriate nearly 50 million dollars for a range of education projects. The 1967 legislative program from the 28000 member group requests increased state aid to local districts, kindergarten funding, higher state aid per pupil, new school construction aid formula, and improved retirement benefits for teachers.
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Baltimore
Maryland State Teachers Association
Dudley Endicott Award Recipients in SI Silver Anniversary list
Sports Illustrated names 26 Silver Anniversary All Americans from 1941 era. Dudley, Endicott Peabody join Twain brothers Paul Eggers and Arthur Eggers, Navy Captain Bill Busik among honorees. Article notes postwar careers and a proposed $20 million education grant package for community colleges and vocational schools.
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NEW York
Bill Dudley
Endiott Peabody
Sports Illustrated
Dudley
University of Virginia
Randolph Field
Texas
Detroit Lions
Washington Redskins
Lynchburg
Peabody
Harvard
Harvard Law
Twain Brothers
Paul Eggers
Wichita Falls
Tex
Arthur Eggers
Walla Walla
Wash
Valparaiso University
Navy
Bill Busik
Naval Academy
Fall Brings Speech To Soviet War Veteran
Ivan Kravtsov, 67, who had not spoken since 1944 after a brain concussion in World War II, reportedly regained speech following a fall while roofing a shed. Tass quoted him uttering his first words, “Take me to a hospital.”
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Moscow
Ivan Kravtsov
Tass
Kravtsov
Uncovered Roman sarcophagus in Jerusalem vault
In Vit Scopus Jerusalem workers uncover a third century AD sarcophagus. Inspector Kher Yasm says it held a woman and an infant girl with beads gold earrings and silver coins. Separate item notes Spain remains Europe’s cheapest tourist destination, with Yugoslavia and Greece following.
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Jordan
Vit Scopus
Jeruslem
Kher Yasm
Spain
Europe
Antonia Garcia Rodríguez-Acosta
Yugoslavia
Greece
Population surge to 13 million in Formosa by February
Formosa growth pushes population toward 13 million. Government census lists October population at 12.9 million, with Taipei capital at 2.11 million and total Formosa population rising rapidly.
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Taipei
Formosa
The News, Frederick Marsland Monday, December 12, 1966
The Frederick Marsland edition delivers local updates from December 12, 1966. Community notes, brief notices, and regional happenings fill the day’s page with concise items and timely details. Local organizations, events, and public notices shaping the week appear in compact form.
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Frederick, Marsland
Henrique Named Bishop of Utica in Early History Record
Henry, son of an African bishop, is noted as being consecrated by Pope Leo X and King Alonso of Angola to the bishopric of Utica in an early historical record. This entry, though fragmentary, marks a rare instance of cross-regional ecclesiastical appointment in antiquity.
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Leo X
Alonso
Angola
Utica
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