Saltonstall’s 46 years end in Boston luncheon tribute
A Boston Chamber of Commerce luncheon honored Sen. Leverett Saltonstall, R Mass, closing a 22 year Senate career after starting in 1919 as Newton alderman. President Johnson telegram praised his imprint on U.S. history. Edward Kennedy and Frank S. Christian presented a Brigantine News Boy model in salute. Saltonstall advised successor Edward W Bronk to become a national figure.
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Boston Chamber
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Saltonstall
Newton
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Edward W. Bronk
Brook
White House to Lose Famed Receptionist Mitch Mitchell
Sam Mitchell retire from the White House lobby role after 21 years of greeting visitors and lighting cigarettes. He served under multiple administrations from Harding to Roosevelt and recalled Roosevelt days as his most exciting. Mitchell, a one time cotton picker from Anderson County, Mississippi, married in Washington.
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White House West
Sam Mitchell
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Mitch
White Mouse
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Mitchell
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Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Roosevell
2 News
Aaderson County
Long Beach man retires at 69 after teaching career
A Long Beach schoolteacher and widower since February 1965 retires at 69. He plans more time for fishing trips, recalling his younger days when he was in great demand as a bartender at social events in Washington. He knew guests' drinking habits well and rarely asked what they'd have.
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Mitchell
Washington
Disney Kingdom to Move Ahead
Cartoonland films trace the rise of Disney from apprentice to creator of Mickey Mouse. The piece recalls the early studio moves, the naming vote by Mrs. Disney, and the first unsuccessful ventures before the 1926 success that launched the Disney empire.
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New York
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Roy
Mortimer
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Telegraph's 1966 Memory Lane Awards spoof
The weekend Telegraph lists global figures in a tongue in cheek awards page. Notable mentions include New York Mayor John Lindsay Alabama Gov elect Loreen Wallace George Hamilton and a London bus conductor honored for charging a fare to a pet mouse George. Maria Schroeder of Frankfurt Germany is named for a crime which failed after arranging her husband’s coffin before his death.
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Wpi
Weekend Telegraph
New York
John Lindsay
Alabama
Loreen Wallace
George Hamilton
U.S. Army
Lindsay
Man-Tse-tung
Yangtse
George
Maria Schroeder
Frankfurt
Germany
Disney death prompts flags at half staff across region
Walt Disney died prompting tributes and flag lowering across Los Angeles and Orange counties. Anaheim leaders shared shock at the loss of a man credited with shaping the area’s tourism and civic life. Sheriff Pitchess recalled a close long association and called Disney a national friend, as officials ordered flags lowered to half staff.
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Los Angeles
Charlie Pearson
Orange Counties
Disneyland
Walt
Dis- Disney
Ney
Fred T. Krein
Anaheim
Disney Magic
Wall
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Warren M. Dorn
Disney
Inglewood High School
Dorn
Soldier 19 charged in threat to president in New Britain
A 19 year old private Willie McCarthy of New Britain Conn was held on 25000 bond on a charge of threatening the life of the President. He was bound over to U S District Court after New Britain police arrested him on breach of peace and harassing calls to the police station. He allegedly said he would go to Washington to kill President Johnson.
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New Haven
Conn
Amy
Willie McCarthy
New Britain
J. S. District Court
McCarthy
Washington
Joansaon
Atom Smasher Heads to Chicago Site Decision
Scientists seek bigger accelerators to probe fundamental forces and particles. The selection process for Weston faced race relations scrutiny, with Sen. Douglas arguing the AEC must ensure communities resist prejudice while pursuing the world’s most complex instrument for basic science.
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Denver
Sacramento
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Classifieds Offer Daily Deals at Local Supermarket
A lively classified section promises daily value and easy money-saving options for shoppers. The playful pitch invites readers to browse and discover affordable deals, groceries, and services in the community.
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