Johnsons First Lady Enjoys Wild Big Bend Country
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson explored Big Bend National Park in rugged attire. She joined a 11 mile Rio Grande raft trip, hiked Lost Mine Trail, and attended a moonlight campfire. The White House party, including Interior Secretary Udall and others, endured heat and dust as they toured the Texas border river gorge.
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Woman in coma since 1941 operation earns world record
Clearwater Florida AP report profiles Elaine Esposito, age 31, in a coma for 25 years since an August 6 1941 appendectomy at age six. Guinness World Records lists the case as the longest coma. Her mother cares for her with daily feedings and medications via a nasal tube in a pink hospital bed.
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Capitol Tent Pickets Camped In Famed Park
Washington AP Homes less and jobless Mississippi Negroes camped in four tents in Lafayette Park across from the White House to press for 1.3 million in antipoverty funds. Leader Frank Smith said they would stay until assured the president acts on funding and OEFO.
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