Lady Bird Johnson Portrait: First Lady of the United States
Martha Cole profiles Lady Bird Johnson, describing her as beguiling and efficient, with a Texas drawl and strong public role. The piece covers her background, education, marriage to Lyndon B. Johnson, and her approach to public life and the White House.
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Martha Cole
Associated Press
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lyndon
United States
Adlai Stevenson
Texas
South
Alabama
Lady Bird
Karmack
Tex
Claudia Alta Taylor
Bird
Lady Bird Johnson
Congress
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Near East
Johnson
Lynda Bird
University of Texas
Lucy Baines
Johnson’s Ranch
Johnson City
Wellsville Garden Club Christmas Show Set For Dec 7
Announcement from the Wellsville Garden Club schedules a closed Christmas Placement Show for Saturday afternoon December 7 in the Wellsville Bank rooms. The event runs 2 to 8 pm with a theme Christmas Fiesta featuring hand made decorations and tea for visitors.
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Bernice Holden
Wellsville Garden Club
Wellsville Bank
John Neis
Bernhard Fleming
W. D. Farney
H, E, Patton
Howell Lusk
Carl Warnock
E, Patton
Ross O'Connor
Ralph O'Neil
E, Turner
Wayne Wild
Lester Whitley, Sr
Ralph Lidikay
Ross Gault
James Bosworth
Oliver Neil
W. H. Moherman
Tom Ruddell
Francis McKaughan
Lee Chamberlain
Home Workshop Pattern 398 Lights the Sky
Pattern 398 offers actual size cutting guides for a cut-out girl with torch and a sky scene. The set includes a matching Skyway Shelves project and is part of Jig Saw Packet No 34. Price 35 cents for Pattern and $1 for the four-pattern packet. Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.
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Ottawa Herald
Bedford Hills
New York
New President Signs First Bills City and Debt Limit
President Johnson signed his first bills, authorizing $20 million for the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency for a two year period and extending the national debt limit to $315 billion through June 30, 1964. The White House noted a separate appropriation is needed for the actual funds. The order of signing was briefly misreported.
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Washington
Johnson
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
White House
Letter Writer Says Ann Not Infallible
A reader challenges Ann Landers on interrupting etiquette and defends Louisville manners. The letter cites city behavior and the columnist replies, noting human weakness, defending the city and offering broader insight on social etiquette.
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Ann Landers
Wis letter warns about manners in dating squares
Dear Wis letter scolds a gentleman who wanders upstairs seeking his date and urges parents to teach the square better manners. It notes colonial Thanksgiving at Berkeley Plantation on the James River observed on Dec 4, 1619, three years before the Pilgrims.
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Wis
Berkeley Plantation
Virginia
James River
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