Johnson and Price in New York News Update
Deputy Mayor Robert Price returns to his post after a European trip denying any link to a Paris edition ad from Mayor Lindsay. The piece also covers Eisenhower College fundraising at the White House and Sheraton founder Ernest Henderson's second marriage, plus Luci Nugent's wedding attendance and Lyndi Johnson’s publishing talk in New York.
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Robert Price
New York
Paris
John V. Lindsay
Sferald-Tribune
Bobbie
Job J
Johnson Eisenhower
Johnson
Divight
D. Eisenhower
White House
Eisenhower College
Seneca
N. Y
Santheon
Eisenhower
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Sheraton Corp
Ernest Henderson
Sheraton Corp. of America
Faryl Finn
Sheraton Boston
Corporation
Hoston
Henderson
New Hampshire
Mary
Gill Cakdwell Stephens
Miss Finn
Cambridge
Mass
Sheraton
dWo
Brandeis University
Associated Press
Boston Traveler
Long Island Star Journal
Luci
Rites
Patrick J. Nugent
Watthegan
Ill
Gerard Nugent
Patrick
Bruce Pecaro
Diane Welker
Diane
Raine
Nugent
Texas
Epee Slynda
N.Y
Lynda Bird Johnson
Anthony Mazzola
Town and Country
Mazzola
Nixon says Johnson expects a long war in Vietnam
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon said the Johnson administration has resigned itself to a long war in South Vietnam. He urged new tactics and leadership to shorten the conflict and unite the nation, while criticizing partisan divisions at home and noting potential 1968 political realignments involving Sen. Kennedy.
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Nixon
Johnson
New York
Richard M.J. Nixon
Johnson P v
South Viet Nam
Unitedd States
Southeast Asia
Zand
Viet Nam
Hubert Humbrey
Ood
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Apollo Moonship Returns to Downey After Ocean Splashdown
The Apollo unmanned lunar craft completed a flawless spaceflight returning to a Downey plant for study aboard the Hornet after a Pacific splashdown. The 22-ton craft rode a Saturn 1, reached 700 miles high, and landed 200 miles from the carrier. Officials called the flight normal and highly successful as crews retrieved the charred cabin section.
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Long Beach
Hornet
Downey
North American Aviation
Pacific Ocean
Cape Kennedy
Apollo
George Fr.mucker
America
Hemet
Space Agency
Atlantic
Steep Bail Set for Canadian Fugitive and Wife
LAS VEGAS Canada’s most wanted fugitive George Lemay and his wife Lise faced arraignment after bail was set at 100000 dollars or 200000 property per person. Their arrest followed an earlier Montreal bank vault breach linked to Lemay in 1967.
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Canada
Georges Lemay
Center
Las Vegas
Florida
Clark County
Lemay
Montreal
AP Wireehote
Justice Court
Delwin Potter
Harry Claiborne
George Lemay
Lise
FHS
Lemays
Gaiment
Canadas
Birl
Florda
Wade County
T. A
Moonship systems built by Southland plants
The unmanned Apallas houses the major moonship and most systems including propulsion. The United States launched from Cape Kennedy on Thursday. Major components were built in Southern California, with North American Aviation’s Downey plant producing key systems. Northrop Ventura Division supplied the earth landing system, Airesearch Garrett in Los Angeles made environmental controls, Rocketdyne Canoga Park built attitude engines, Anaheim Autonctrics produced the on board control programmer, and Marquardt in Van Nuys handled the service module reaction control system.
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United States
Cape Kennedy
California
North American Aviation
Rocketdyne Division
North American
Canoga Park
Autonctics
Anaheim
Press Gelearam Matter At Post Office Notice
A clerical notice from Long Desch California records a 20 second Caia matter at the Post Office. It lists carrier delivery for daily copies at 6th Street and Pine Avenue with Mall single copy price 39.00 and Bureau of Circulation details, noting publication daily except Sunday.
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Gelearam
Long Geach
Calif
EA Mall
Bureau of Circulation
6Th Street
Pine Avenue
Long Desch
Conferees Reach Accord on Auto Safety Bill
Senate and House conferees have agreed on a compromise auto safety bill mandating interim standards by January for 1968 models and later permanent standards. The measure, backed by Sen Magnuson, would require safety features on cars, trucks, and imported vehicles, with enforcement tied to state inspections and fines up to 400000 for manufacturers.
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Senate
House
Washington & Senate
Johnson
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
T Bay
Secretary of Commree
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Price
Lindsay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Southland Plants
Moonship’s
Marquardt Corp
van Muys
Bore Ety
Onioa
Bond's
Lakewood Blvd
Lakewood Center
Frank Bros
Bertele Design
Frank Bred
Fenight
Someorrow
Leeniar
Latredueina
Peter Murdoch
Lorge
Long Beach Blvd
San Diago
Long Gach Blvd
South
Obsfaiga
Los Angeles
Orange Co
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