New Press Secretary Tracks Johnson’s Texas Week
AP reports Bill Moyers has opened the White House press office to detailed updates on President Johnson. Details include his 5:30 a.m. wake, a dip at LBJ Ranch, grave visits, a bank stop in Johnson City, and an afternoon nap. Moyers’ team also outlined calls with McNamara, Lodge’s Vietnam posting, and Dominican Republic talks. First Christian Church services at 11 a.m. in Johnson City noted.
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CAB Reports Drinking By Pilots Linked To Early 1940s Crashes
The Civil Aeronautics Board said alcohol contributed to four light plane crashes earlier this year, killing 11 people. One crash near Syracuse Kansas on January 22 killed pilot William Grant Greenbank, 34, and three passengers Warun Coutts II, Robert Haberlain, and Merel Westlund, all of El Dorado Kansas. The El Dorado origin flight to Denver diverted due to icing near Lamar Colorado and vanished after reporting attempting to land at Dodge City.
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Congress weighs minimum wage for Capitol workers
Washington AP Congress moves to pay Capitol restaurant staff a federal minimum wage of 1.25 per hour for about 410 workers including waiters servers and bus boys The Senate committee backs a wage boost with an extra 100000 but the Rules Committee has final say The cafeterias run at a deficit due to liquor dinner and lower menu prices continuous for years
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Ford Warns Johnson Aims For One Party Rule
Washington AP Gerald R Ford says President Johnson seeks to drown out opposing views on policy. He accuses Johnson of wanting a Congress that does exactly what he desires and of promoting one party rule. Ford aides argue the GOP bill on voting rights lagged behind the administration.
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