Mary Lindsay to Move Into Gracie Mansion This Year
Mary Lindsay expressed exhaustion with hotel life as crews refurbish Gracie Mansion for the Lindsay family. She said a year is needed to finish the 167 year old mayoral residence and noted plans to sleep in the children’s room temporarily if needed. Also covered are Moyers’s job outlook, a poster girl visit to the president, Senator Murphy’s critique of Johnson’s State of the Union, and two women applying for Camden police chief after a resignation.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Mary Lindsay
Gracie Mansion
D. Moyers
Moyers
George E. Reedy
Washington Post
Bill Moyers
United States
Laniwankee
Howdy
Johnson
Lori
Lyndon
Dolly
Sen
Murphy
George Murphy
R-Calif
Presic Johnson
Viet Nam
Bis
Los Angeles
Camden
Maine
Pike
June Kincade
Marjorie Knowlton
Humphrey Amuses Press Club With Witty Rome Call
At the Women's National Press Club dinner in Washington Hubert Humphrey teased the press with jokes about his wife relaying remarks from Rome. He joked about the press fading away by 1972 and asked if the press is happy with its work while noting his concern for its image.
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Rome
Shastri
India
Humphrey
Women's National Press Club
Hubert Humphrey
India Official Resigns Over Peace Pact
India caretaker Prime Minister Gulzari Sai Nanda faced a cabinet split as Madhavi Tyagi resigned over Nanda’s handling of the Tashkent agreement. Tyagi offered no reason but opposed immediate implementation of Shastri’s pact, signaling divisions within the government. In Pakistan, protests ensued with police firing on demonstrators in Lahore amid calls to reject the accord.
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New Delhi
India
Gulzari Sai Nanda
Nanda
Madhavi Tyagi
Tyagi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
South Asia
Congress Party
Pein
Tashkent
Lahore
Japital
Ayub Khan
Kashmir
Kennedy
Pak
Executive Office
Fragmentary notice hints at local sale or event
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Saetiee Deliv Hemil Somat Ety and Poca Meaney with vague references to a local matter. Readable items suggest a public notice or listing. specifics, dates, or actions are not clear from the fragment.
Lindsay Differs With LBJ 3 Says N Y Trace Best for All
New York report on the wage settlement for transit workers amid a strike, with Mayor Lindsay defending the agreement as within government guideposts while President Johnson calls it inflationary. The piece notes costs estimated at 52 to 70 million over two years and recalls arrests of union leaders and a subway collision aftermath.
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New York
Y York
Lindsay
Johnson
John Y Lity
Meidiation Panel
Nathan 'Feinsinger
Eee
Transit Authority
Michael J. Quill
Prest&int
AFI
CIO Transportatorkats Union
Quill
Bellevue Hospital
Settlement & Subway
Queens
Subway
Rio Disaster Death Toll Climbs to 355 in Floods
The Rio de Janeiro disaster death toll rose to 355 with 185 confirmed in the city and 170 in Rio state. Most victims were in Petropolis and the favela districts, many bodies awaiting autopsies as funeral costs weigh on grieving families amid power outages and widespread debris.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Petropolis
Ivan Ferreira
Favela
Rio
Mercedes Benz balance: economy, power, and safety
Mercedes-Benz remains the most balanced car, blending economy, performance, handling, and durability. Engineers resist popular pressure, aiming for an ideal design rather than catering to public taste. The result is a cohesive driver’s car with strong brakes, safe build, and lasting quality.
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Mercedes-Benz
Detroit Ene Ginees
Mercedes- Benz
Rudi Uhlenhaut
Mercedes Benz
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White House
Lori Wagner
President Johnson
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