Humphrey Seen As Key Partner In Johnson Campaign
Associated Press profile of Senator Hubert Humphrey portraying him as a tireless and skilled legislator who could be Johnson’s vice president. The piece notes his broad Democratic support, liberal yet pragmatic approach, foreign and domestic achievements, and crucial role in passing the 1964 Civil Rights Act. It highlights his long Senate career, leadership on disarmament, Peace Corps push, and influence with labor and minority groups.
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Soviet Union
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Latin America
Peace Corps
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Effie Pattillo
Marshall High School
Lady Bird
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Lyndon
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San Antonio
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Alabama
KTBC
Austin
Texas Broadcasting Corp
Plane Moves to Clear Runway After Belly Landing
A Boeing 707-373C Intercontinental belly landed on the main runway at Municipal Air Terminal in Kansas City after hitting ILS lights and a fence. The jet, operated by Trans World Airlines, carried 130 passengers and eight crew members with no injuries. The plane was raised for main gear replacement and towed to a hangar for repairs while alternate routes were set for arriving flights. Captain C H Hogan of New York piloted Flight 91 from Baltimore and Chicago.
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Mid-Continental International Airport
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Chicago
C. H. Hogan
New York
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Canadiens Open 1964 65 Season at Home Against Rangers
Montreal Canadiens announce first home game of the 1964-65 NHL season against the New York Rangers on Saturday October 17.
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Lady Bird Johnson Built Career From Campaign Trail
Atlantic City report profiles Lady Bird Johnson as a tireless political partner. It notes 27 years campaigning for LBJ, 35,000 miles traveled in nine months, and an 18 hour Western tour schedule. It highlights her warmth, public duties, and stake in KTBC ownership profits.
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