Johnsons recall painful White House era amid Vietnam conflict
Lady Bird Johnson described the Vietnam era as eroding and painful for her and Lyndon Johnson. She said he could not find an honorable way to end the war and hoped for national unity, while noting his Senate experience and love of Congress. She also endorsed the Equal Rights Amendment, citing her daughters.
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Omar Sharif eyes date as Miss U S A judging begins
Omar Sharif says his main criterion for Miss U S A 1977 is finding a girl to take out. Other judges in Charleston, D C, stress personality but agree beauty helps. Syndicated columnist James Bacon notes the impact of a contestant on stage. The winner among 51 contenders will be crowned Saturday before a national TV audience.
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Mondale wife tours Soho galleries in New York
Joan Mondale, wife of Vice President Walter Mondale and arts adviser, toured artists lofts in Soho and Greenwich Village before a Modern Museum of Art dinner. She pledged government support for the arts, viewing Robert Rauschenberg works including a tire sculpture and a worn silver painted tricycle.
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Unusual Baby Names in Florida Spark Surprise
Florida birth records feature a parade of odd names such as January and Snow White. Dor Bel and Cauliflower appear among many, prompting officials to note computer entry challenges as guardians struggle to fit long or complex names.
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First graders exempted from busing in Louisville desegregation plan
A federal judge ruled that first grade students will not be bused under Louisville's desegregation plan this fall. Judge James F. Gordon maintained that young children are emotionally unprepared for integration, citing partial integration already occurring in many first grade classes and a high risk of failure. The ruling drew criticism from attorney Tom Hogan and Kentucky NAACP head Aubrey Williams, who argued the exemption undermines desegregation goals.
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Concorde landings spark bid to shut Kennedy airport twice weekly
Angered Kennedy neighbors vow to protest the Concorde landing ban after federal judge Milton Pollack ruled the Port Authority acted legally in barring the SST during a trial period. Port Authority plans to appeal while airlines prepare test flights. residents warn of ongoing demonstrations and possible clashes on runways.
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