Notable Mayors Attend Johnson Beautification Briefing
News of Mrs Lyndon B Johnson inviting 46 mayors from cities over 50 000 to the White House for a session on beautification follows their winter meeting in Washington with Vice President Humphrey. The group serves on the National Conference of Mayors Community Relations committee. Another item notes Marguerite Oswald threatening a suit over William Manchester’s The Death of a President describing her as mother of an assassin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
National Conference of Mayors
Washington
Oswald
Marguerite Oswald
William Manchester
Manchester
New York
Mayor's Tow Away Edict Shifts New York Traffic
New York City tightens parking rules under Mayor Moyers and John Lindsay pressure. Tow-away fines rise to 25 dollars with 15 dollar parking fee and five days storage. Critics fear impact on drivers, diplomats, and the disabled as midtown enforcement clears streets and public protests rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Manchester
George Christian
Mayers
Moyers
Thomas
Sacred Cows
Grivers
Muayor
John V. Lindsay
Funt City Pound
Johnngus City Hall
Seigenthaler
Thes‘cnding
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
United Nations
New York County Medical Society
Germans Cut JFK Book Voluntarily By Stern in Hamburg
Stern magazine in Hamburg said it would voluntarily cut 122 lines from William Manchester’s Death of a President serialization. Cuts target passages about Mrs Kennedy’s personal concerns at the time of the assassination. Stern editor Henri Nannen sent Mrs Kennedy a note apologizing for causing displeasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
Stern
John F. Kennedy
Wiliam Manchester
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Hoose
Look
Henri Nannen
Moscow
Today
Manchester
Literatumaya Gazeta
Jerary Gazette
Soviet Writers’ Union
Sterm
Lee Harvey ‘Oswald
Soviet Union
Evan Thomas
New York
Floods Wreck Brazil Death Toll 233
Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo suffer catastrophic floods and landslides with at least 233 dead and thousands left homeless. Power and water shortages spread as rescue crews search for victims, while warnings urge typhoid shots and cautions on gas safety amid damaged infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Mazomba
Volta Redonda
Sao Paulo
Niterci
Rio
Tijuca
Guanabara
Nicaragua Tranquil After Bloody Riot Ends
In Managua the government claimed calm after a violent uprising as Anastasio Somoza Jr. likely winner of the presidential race with 34 dead and 69 wounded. President Guerrero said the capital was tranquil and elections would proceed. Rebels surrendered and freed 117 hostages, including 89 Americans, with probe into charges pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Jen
Lorenzo Guerrero
la Prensa
Aguero
Guerrero
Fernando Aguero
Munist
Classified Help Ads Prompt Applicants Quickly
Classifieds invite readers to apply for jobs through Help Ads with the contact number HE 2-5959. The brief item emphasizes rapid recruitment and the service available via Clas sified Ads.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Churchill
Sir Winston
Bladon
Winston Yom Clemmie
Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Holly Vwoodd
Soviet Culture
Countess
Hongong
Hollywood
Gen. Rumsey
Braniff Airlines
Air Force
Herman Rumsey
Hickam Air Force’ Base
Braniff International Airlines
Dallas
Rumsey
61St Military Airlift Wing
Military Airlift Command
Pacific
Asia
Bill Moyers
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson
Gothamites
Mayor
Richard V. Oliver
Harper & Ow
Lindsay
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
New York City
East 61St Street
Queensboro Bridge
Rio-Sao Paulo
Paralba River
Capacabana
Ipanema
Leblon
Aed
Welch’s
Welch's
Atlantic Avenue
First Federal Savines
Long Beach
Harnings
Opan
E. Ocean
Himoek
Hill
Maytag
Tuas
Son Ib
Atlantic Ave
Investi
Phxoe
Val Big Seem Sien
Magnin del Amo
Magnineco
Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!