Anzacs Delight in Johnsons Informal Hiya in Australia
President Johnson’s casual greeting style wins favor as Australian crowds cheer him. Reporters note his aim to show shared interests with Pacific allies and to bridge gaps between leaders and common people. Bar conversations reflect admiration for U.S. support amid regional security concerns.
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Manila Hotel Adapts to Johnson Bed Size Challenge
Manila planning officials and the Manila Hotel scramble to provide a bed for President Johnson during a Manila stopover. Officials insist the oversized bed is a security measure for the Viet Nam summit as Johnson, six feet three inches, would otherwise sleep on an oversized divan. The hotel and Marcos aides search for a solution, arranging a special bed with a new mattress and springs for the U.S. leader’s rest.
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Two Aussies Bomb LBJ Limousine With Paint
President Johnson faced a paint attack during a six nation tour stop in Australia. Secret Service agents were drenched as a crowd surged, yet Johnson kept rallying for peace in Vietnam while urging calm and continuity with Australian leaders.
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Danish Princess Margrethe wedding postponed to June
The wedding of Denmark's Princess Margrethe to Count Henri de Monpezat is postponed from May 25 to June 10 due to her sister's pregnancy. The delay affects hotel and ceremony arrangements and shifts official duties surrounding the royal event.
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Ex-Director Charles White Dies at 76 in Texas
Amarillo report says Dr. Charles White 76 former director of the American Medical Association and former president of Illinois State Medical Society died in a hospital after a long illness. He lived in Kee Wanescull. Funeral arrangements were not disclosed.
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