Lyndon Johnson in a Cloud of Troubles Diary Reveals War Struggles
Lady Bird Johnson quotes the president as saying in March 1965 that air strikes in Vietnam would not end U.S. involvement. The excerpts from A White House Diary detail Lyndon Johnson’s mood, the Civil Rights era tensions, and concerns about a 1968 political retirement as his family life and presidency faced mounting pressures.
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Washington
UPI
North Vietnam
Lyndon BB. Johnson
U.S
Lady Bird
White House
McCall’s Magazine
Lyndon
South
Johnson
Luci
Lynda Bird
Congress
Kennedy
Paintings On Our Walls by Hazel Woodworth Featured at Senior Center
Mrs. Eileen Stiver of 143 Whittlesey Ave displays her oil and watercolor works at the Senior Center lounge and library and plans rotating exhibits. Willard Golden Age group brings 41 visitors. 84 dine potluck at the Center. a Marietta bus tour visited Fenton Glass in Williamstown West Virginia. Next Tuesday hosts luncheon and travelogue Cities of the Future. Center to serve 150 clergy from Sandusky Diocese next Thursday. volunteers and pumpkin pies sought. Four new officers appointed to House Committee. Rev Garcia recovering. local ill include Tom Gerrity 1 Minard Place Fisher Titus Hospital Elizabeth Shumer 13 Jackson St Moravian Villa Milan McKinley Robinson 26 West Chestnut Fisher Titus.
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Hazel Woodworth
Eileen Stiver
Whittlesey Ave
Episcopal Church
Willard
Marietta
Fenton Glass Company
Williamstown
W. Va
Toledo
Sandusky Regional Episcopal Diocese
Emily Mackin
Clara Kinney
Russell McPherson
Ralph McPherson
Garcia
Tom Gerrity
Minard Place
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Elizabeth Shumer
Jackson St
Milan
Police seize 176 pounds hashish for Liberian diplomat in Rome
Police in Rome seized 176 pounds of top grade Lebanese hashish in four suitcases addressed to Fulton Dunbar, 32, third secretary at the Liberian Embassy. Investigators said the drugs were passing through Rome on a smuggling route from the Middle East to the United States.
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Rome
UPI
Middle East
United States
Fulton Dunbar
OSU Paper Names Car Licenses Of Apparent Narcotics Agents
An underground Ohio State University paper the Purple Berries publishes license numbers of cars it alleges belong to undercover narcotics agents. State officials say some listed licenses belong to agents while others do not. Officials warn informants and photo collectors can expose agents and aid dealers.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio State University
Purple Berries
al Cook
Attorney General’s Office
Cook
Detroit
Ohio State
Oxford
Miami University
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John F. Kennedy
Vietnam
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Norwalk Rd
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West Chestnut
Fisher- Titus Hospital
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Norwalk ‘Reflector
Spector's
EY Bobbie Brooks
Rubens
Bankamerica RE
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Wickes
UU Ec
Norwalk
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