Johnsons tour world on $20,000 windfall after bill passage
Senate approved a revised civil rights bill amid debate. Lyndon Johnson announced he would take his wife and eight children on an extended world tour aboard a bus home, traveling Europe and the Middle East before returning for the next academic year if necessary. The trip follows a $20,000 windfall from a business deal, and the Johnsons plan to study along the way and enroll children in school wherever feasible.
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Washington
Senate
Vernon
Johnson
Mobil
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Cen
Iohnsos
Santa Barbera
Calif
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
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Italy
Vulcania
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Egypt
India
The
Senate Gop
Everett Dlow Jong
M. Dirksen
Sloan
John Lagains
Jweiten
Judiciary Committee
Dirksen
Estes Kefanger
Local notices and street corner report
Fragmentary OCR lists a series of street notes and a few names around Pot fowice and Moab Beef locale. Details are unclear with many garbled words and incomplete phrases. no coherent event or actionable item emerges.
Kansas double murderers sentenced to hang in Garden City
Richard Eugene Hickock of Edgerton Kansas and Perry Edward Smith of Texas were found guilty of killing the Clutter family in November. After under two hours of deliberation a jury condemned them with mercy options rejected. Both men admitted participation in the crime and showed no remorse during court. The case parallels the Clutters’ Slaughter in a prominent Garden City era crime report.
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Perry Smith
Richard FE. Hickock
Kansas
Garden City
Kan
Hickock
Epee
Pe Taner
Allmale
Richard Eugene Hickock
Edgerton
Ker
Denming Hickock
Smith
Perry Edward Smith
Pallaws
Odds Rise for Higher Old Age Tax as Benefits Liberalized
Washington dispatch says Congress may boost payroll taxes this year to fund Social Security liberalization. House Ways and Means likely to back eased benefits without broad tax rise, but extra revenue may come from raising the annual earnings base from 4800 to 6000, affecting those earning above the threshold.
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Virgil Clark Jr
Internal Revenue Service
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