Editors Select Johnson As Newsmaker Of The Year 1964
The 36th U S president Lyndon B Johnson is named Newsmaker of the Year for 1964 by AP editors. The article notes his handling of the railroad strike, bombing in North Vietnam, major legislation, White House campaigns, and public image along with other winners in foreign affairs and culture.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Hungary
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Soviet Union
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Tass
Leonid Brezhnev
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Eugene Guthrie
Henry Ford II
James Hoffa
Pope Paul VI
Cassius Clay
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Public Health
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
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Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Christiana Austin
Teamsters Union
Chattanooga
Chicago
Hoffa
Holy Land
Eleanor Roosevelt
Texas Woman's University
New Mexico Crop Production Value Drops 8 Percent in 1964
Agriculture Department figures show New Mexico 1964 crop production value at 109.44 million dollars, down from 118.64 million in 1963. Drought reduced wheat output by 27 percent, hay and feed grains also declined while prices varied for key crops.
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