Secret Service and Nassau Honeymoon Courted by Headlines
Reporters describe Lynda Bird Johnson's New York job talks with McCall’s and Ford Foundation, while Secret Service escorts her in nightlife scenes. Pat and Luci Nugent honeymoon at Nassau luxury villa under tight security. sightings scarce and villa guards mum. Gov Brown honors Dr Donald MecQueen for free dental care to farm workers in Delano. Tito followers face police as Mihailov backers cancel a planned anti Tito magazine meeting and plan mimeographed issues due to funding issues.
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Todey
Porcello
United States
Pac
Ford Foundation
George Hamilton
Lynda
Robert Stein
McCatt’s
Misa Johnson
5 _ Stein
Nike
Nassau
Bahamas
Pat
Lucil Nugent
al Ly
Oceanside
Luci
Gov. Brown
Delano Area
Tito
Mihajlo Mihafiov
Marijana Batiaie
Mihailov
Batinie
Yadas
Free Voice
Senate Sets Action on Rights Bill Sept. 6
Washington and details from the Senate show a plan to place the Civil Rights bill on the calendar for action by Sept. 6 after a second reading. Dirksen predicts no opposition to calendar placement, but southern opponents may seek a filibuster, risking delay of passage before adjournment around Oct. 15.
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Senate
Washington
Mike
Onefield
Montana
Laplante
Judiciary Committee
Mans
Field
Hopse
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Mansfield
Ls Dirksen
Senate Judiciary
Dirksen
House
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Nuclear Generator Installed in Bering Straits
The Navy installed a nuclear generator on Fairway Rock in the Bering Straits as the first step after Alaska to provide power for an oceanographic station. The project aims to measure currents, temperatures, and other sea conditions to support ocean research.
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Washington
UPI
Navy
Fairway Rock
Bering Straits
Cuneloft
Alaska
FBI Arrest Reveals Nylon Secret Theft Case
The FBI charged Joseph M Fore, 34, a former Virginia plant worker for Du Pont, with attempting to sell stolen nylon process secrets to a rival. He was arrested at the National Plastics Co plant in Odenton Maryland and released on his own recognizance after cooperating. The documents, stolen from Martinsville Virginia, detailed a spin draw fiber machine used to produce nylon fiber.
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UPI
FBI
Foremsin
Virginia
E. Cu Pont de Nemours Corp
Joseph M. Fore
National Plastics Co
Odenston
Fore
U.S
Ernest Votkart
FBY
Martins- Ville
du Pont
Chemstrand
Monsanto Co
Pensacola, Fla
Maryland
FBO
Farewell Old Deuce Treasury Discontinues Printing of 2 Bills
Washington reports the U S Treasury will discontinue printing the $2 bill due to lack of public demand. About 139.2 million in existence mostly held by banks, with little use outside a few venues. The first $2 bills dated to 1776 under Continental Congress authority.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
New England
Chicago
Continental Congress
Waterbury considers declaring war on Viet Cong
Waterbury officials debate declaring war on the Viet Cong amid city action. Aldermen weigh a measure to place the issue before the Civil Service Commission and Fire Board as a wartime policy affecting municipal employees and benefits.
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Waterbury
Conn
UPD
Mark Scott
Armen
Fire Board
Board of Alder
Board of Aldermen
Houston woman nears five days with artificial heart pump
Mrs Esperanza del Valle Vasquez of Mexico City nears her third complete day with a mechanical heart pump in Houston. Doctors report improving condition as a bypass reduces the heart's work to about 30 percent. she can sit up briefly and speak. The patient, ill for years from rheumatic heart disease, has valves replaced and the artificial pump attached. She is the fifth person in the United States and second woman to receive the pump. all others have died prior to recovery.
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Houston
Tex
Esperanza del Valle Vasquez
Mexico City
Braden Defends Board Aides Amid Unification Hearings
Sacramento reports that Thomas W. Braden, president of the State Board of Education, defended board members against accusations they ignored testimony during unification hearings. He acknowledged boredom and said some members may have looked bored while others argued for decades, urging tolerance of distractions in long debates. The Senate panel finished hearings on state funds and district unification requirements.
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Sacramento
Thomas W. Braden
State Board of Education
Douglas “Bile Gardner
Los Angeles
Senate
Jon
Zere
Soard
China Nixes De Gaulle Ho Chi Minh Meeting
Paris reports Communist China vetoed a planned meeting between Charles de Gaulle and Ho Chi Minh in Cambodia. France-Soir cited as the source. no confirmation from French officials, with denials from Dr Ronald Cox and Education Department staff about any such plan.
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UPI
China
Charles de Gaulle
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Cambodia
France-Soir
de Gaulle
France
Soir
Ronald
W. Cox
Theysof
Ton
Fae
Hanoi
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