Crew Vows Split After Flag Display
In a heated moment aboard the vessel a faction of crew members express displeasure by displaying a Cuban flag during a stopover. The incident underscores tensions over location and allegiance among sailors.
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Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1965
Page
2
Temperatures and Precipitation Across the Nation
United Press International reports 24 hour temperatures ending at 4 am with varying readings across regions and noted precipitation in several areas. Weather patterns show cooler conditions in the north and milder heat in the south as fronts move through.
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United Press International
Births Reported For Ettore And Nancy Damiani
Physicians and Surgeons Ettore and Nancy Damiani at 7105 E Cortez Rd report a boy named Steven born Oct 11. Scottsdale Baptist John and Carol Johnson at 3129 N 36th St report a boy born Oct 11. Ronald and Wanda Perkins at 3502 N 81st St report a boy born Oct 12.
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Ettore
Nancy Damiani
E. Cortez
Boy
Steven
Scottsdale Baptist
John and
Carol Johnson
Ronald and
Wanda Perkins
Wright stamp honors Frank Lloyd Wright in Prominent Americans
A two-cent stamp commemorating Frank Lloyd Wright will be issued next year as part of the Prominent Americans series. The Wright stamp, tied to five new designs, debuts June 8 in Spring Green Wisconsin. Meanwhile Mrs. Lyndon B Johnson rehearsed for a Thanksgiving television show while at her husband’s hospital bedside.
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Frank Lloyd Wright
Tallesir West
Scottsdale
U.S. Post Office
Wright
Spring Green
Wis
Washington
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson Suffering Postoperative Pain At Bethesda
Washington reports President Johnson endures abdominal surgery recovery with typical post op discomfort. Moyers notes he slept fitfully, woke to talk with Mrs Johnson, then rested. A 30 minute walk in the afternoon follows doctors urging gentle activity to ease gas pains.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Draft Spurs Gains Amid Larger Military Callups
Washington reports that expanded draft calls have been paired with rising voluntary enlistments across all services. Johnson administration doubled draft calls, peaking in late 1960s figures, with December at 45 224. voluntary enlistments offer longer terms and choice of service, while the Air Force largely avoids the draft.
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UPS
Pentagon
Johnson Administration
Marines
Navy
Air Force
Army
Yank Leaves China for U S After POW Stay
Morris R. Wills 32 of Fort Ann New York, a Korean War turncoat and former POW, walked out of Communist China toward the United States with his Chinese wife Li Kai-yen and their 15 month old daughter Pei-fang. He refused to discuss his wartime years or life in China as three of the 21 original turncoats remain in China.
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UPI
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United States
Morris R. Wills
Fort Ann
N.Y
Wills
Li Kai-yen
Pei-fang
Peking
Communist
Reichstag label on Congress compared to Hitler’s Reichstag
Ohio Republican Robert Taft Jr said the Democratic controlled Congress is like Hitler’s Reichstag as the President receives blind obedience. He cited 12 key votes with 37 having full LBJ support and warned party majority members bow to executive will.
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Denver
UPD
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
Congress
Reichstag
Johnson
Taft
GOP
Conetess
Republican Citizens’ Forum
Congressional Quarterly
LBJ
Durante provides ham at food show in Washington
In Washington UPI reports Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman opened the annual food is a bargain campaign at the Agriculture Department. Jim Durante, nicknamed food talker of the year for TV breakfast foods, provided music for the event on an out of tune government piano.
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Durante
Washington
UPI
Jimmy Durante
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Agriculture Department
Jimmy
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