Arab led mob protests U S Embassy in Moscow
About 1,000 students including Cubans and North Vietnamese gathered near the U S Embassy in Moscow in rain to denounce Johnson and Wilson. Heavy red army and police lines blocked access to the embassy while smaller advance lines guarded routes to the subway. The demonstration lasted around ten minutes with no projectiles thrown.
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Moscow
U. S
Broad Tchaikovsky Boulevard
Johnson
Harold Wilson
Moscow University
U.S
Cairo
Red Army
Mart Keeps Only Penny of Your $1
A Chicago Daily News report explains the breakdown of a supermarket dollar. The average operator spends 82 cents on goods, 14 cents on store and labor, 3 cents on rent and utilities, 1 cent on advertising, 1 cent on supplies, and 2 cents on maintenance. The grocer nets 1 cent after taxes.
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MART
Cleveland
Jabor
Supermarket Institute
Mr.Grocer
Uncle Sam
Denver man convicted in battery theft case
John Delacruz Lucero, 28, was convicted in Denver of stealing four dozen junked motor car batteries from a local firm. The jury believed the theft after viewing a pair of Lucero's pants eaten through by battery acid, rejecting his denial.
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Denver, Colo
John Delacruz Lucero
Denver
Lucero
Lady Bird Johnson Visits Adams Family Historic Sites
First Lady Lyndon B. Johnson tours boyhood homes of John Adams and John Quincy Adams in Quincy Massachusetts. Governor Volpe and several regional leaders greet her at South Weymouth Naval Air Station as dignitaries attend a Vermont dinner later. A nostalgic luncheon, heirloom china, and gifts mark the visit with hundreds of locals and students in attendance.
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Quincy
Mass
Lyndon B. .Johnson
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
John A. Volpe
Volpe
South Weymouth Naval Air Station
Adams House
Charles Francis Adams
Quincy Adams
Dover
John
Abigail Adams
White House
James R. McIntyre
Naval Air Station
Mrs. Johnson
Lady Birdy
Lady Bird
Senate approves strict congressional redistricting bill
The Senate passed a tight redistricting measure overriding committee lines to force reapportionment in 33 states by next year. It limits district population variation to 10 percent, moving from 30 percent, with a House version in flux. The bill imposes compactness as practical and may trigger at large elections bans in New Mexico and Hawaii.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Washington
Senate Hus
Senate
House
Senate House Conference Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
New York
Robert McEwen
Ogdensburg
Alexander Pirnie
Utica
Samuel S. Stratton
Amsterdam
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
House Judiciary Committee
James C. Corman
D-Calif
Celler
Corman
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Nebraska
West Virginia
Ohio
California
Georgia
Alabama
Arizona
Colo
New Mexico
Hawaii
Early Chinese Porcelain Began By 200 B C
The article notes that Chinese porcelain production dates to around 200 B C or possibly earlier, indicating ancient origins of ceramic mastery.
Eight Baughman Children Null Tonsils At One Kansas City Surgery
All eight children of Mr and Mrs James A Baughman underwent tonsillectomies the same day at Bethany Hospital Kansas City. Ages are Joseph 3 Genevieve 5 Martin 7 Dolores 8 Geraldine 10 Thomas 12 Christine 13 and James A Jr 15.
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Kansas City
Kan
James A. Baughman
Bethany Hospital
Joseph
Genevieve
Martin
Dolores
Geraldine
Thomas
Christine
James A. Jr
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Oswego
New England
Frances Lewine
Connecticut
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Iowa
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Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Babcock Phillips
Casual Furniture
Genesee St. DeWitt
Howard Johnsons
Syracuse
Fairmount Fair
Shoppingtown
John Stephen
Carnaby Shop
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