Wisconsin farm wife to entertain First Lady on Sept 22
Wisconsin farm wife says she will wear tennis shoes when entertaining Mrs. Lyndon Johnson in Wisconsin for a September 22 visit. The First Lady will tour a Clyde area farm to showcase soil conservation with Secretary Orville Freeman, a display tied to an American program. The trip includes a stop at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson south of Lane Rock. The couple promise plain farm attire as they host the First Lady and Freeman.
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Lyndon Johnson
Joe Johnson
Clyde
Lane Rock
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
American Soil Conservation Program
Maddox bars newsmen from Georgia governor’s office
Governor Lester Maddox says he did not call President Johnson “the king” but he has barred newsmen from United Press International Atlanta Journal Atlanta Constitution and WSB radio and TV from his office until they apologize for what he calls slanderous remarks and biased editorials. He had threatened a broader ban after a UPI Asheville quote and then revised it while changing AP coverage and canceling his weekly WSB news conference.
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Lyndon Johnson
Associated Press
Wsb-Fy
Garage Owner Ends Tax Barricade
Raymond R. Scott of Oxnard California lifted a three day stand against Internal Revenue Service agents after barricading his trucking garage to protest a claimed payroll tax debt of 801.51 dollars for late 1966. He refused to budge until federal officers arrived with a warrant for his arrest. he was booked on assault and interference charges but released on own recognizance.
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Oxnard
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Internal Revenue Agents
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U.S. Attorney's Office
University of Chicago selects Edward Levi as president
The University of Chicago announced the selection of Edward Hirsch Levi, 66, educator and legal scholar, to succeed George W. Beadle as president when Beadle turns 65 on Oct 22, 1968. Levi, born in Chicago and educated at the university, had been on its faculty since 1496 and was elected to the board of trustees in 166.
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George W. Beadle
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Levi
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Scores Shot in Egypt New York Daily News report
A New York Daily News story cites Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser’s agents arresting more than 70,000 and shooting hundreds while Cairo is described as a city of quiet fear. The piece, datelined Beirut, notes arrests continue at about 1,000 daily with high‑level officials and relatives among the detained.
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New York Daily News
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Beirut
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Fred Sparks
Cairo
Egypt
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Nasser
Marine, 17 Admits He Slew 2 Boys
A 17 year old AWOL Marine, Pvt. Garylee McKee of Fairfax Ohio, told San Diego police he killed two Cincinnati area boys, James McQueary and John Hundley, buried in a wooded area after their disappearance on October 15, 1964. He may be transferred to adult court. Fairfax police plan searches for the victims.
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Edward C. Stevens
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Quake Rocks Downtown Tokyo No Injuries Reported
A moderately strong earthquake jolted skyscrapers in central Tokyo today. No injuries or damage were reported by authorities, though residents felt the tremor across several wards.
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Feigay Penyembar 15 1267 Caeie PUL Pai State
Feagy penyembar 15 incident is noted with a pul state reference. The fragment references a local event or notice with unclear details but preserves a named person Feigay and a state designation. Further readable context is needed for precise summary.
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New York Teachers Walkout May Last a Long Time
New York City officials fear no quick end to the week-long teachers strike that crippled public schools. About 49,000 of 55,000 teachers joined picket lines or stayed home, with students sent home early or given makeshift lessons. Jail terms loom for union leaders amid court actions, while Detroit talks push for binding arbitration as New York negotiators and the United Federation of Teachers hold firm.
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Bernard E. Donovan
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Albert Shanker
Inspector’s Rampage Ends in Manila Shootout
An enraged Philippine government inspector, upset over a salary delay, opened fire in a crowded government payroll office in Manila. Two men were wounded before guards shot and killed the assailant.
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UPI
Aberfan disaster fund quarrel over 14700 per child
In Aberfan Wales families split over 4.7 million in the disaster fund for the 1966 tragedy. Surviving children seek 14000 per child amid claims money should aid injured and bereaved alike. Residents previously united after the mountain debris killed 116 and injured many.
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Wales
UPI
Vilage
Gerald Davis
Des Moines Firemen Strike Expands With Sick Call
Nearly 100 Des Moines firemen called in sick Thursday, enlarging a week-old municipal employee strike. Fire Chief Lee Williams kept duty crews, after 95 of 103 scheduled to report at 7:45 p.m. phoned in sick. The city now faced 800 plus workers off the job as 735 city employees had begun a two week strike demanding a $360 yearly raise. The City Council offered $300 annually, about $40 above prior talks.
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Des Moines
UPI
Lee Williams
Williams
Soviet naval visit to Algiers harbor reported
A Soviet naval squadron entered Algiers harbor today. The harbor master identified two destroyers, two submarines, a minesweeper, and a tug in the visiting force.
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