Lynda Bird Johnson to graduate as date nears
Lynda Bird Johnson, 22, prepares to wind up her University of Texas at Austin career on June 4 amid speculation about her future. She denies immediate marriage plans to George Hamilton and plans an extended Europe trip with a friend before returning to Washington. She aims to study Spanish and pursue self education while remaining under public scrutiny as the President's daughter.
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His peace ad starts a war
Morhiro Matsuda explains his plan to run a two page ad in the New York Times at a cost of 11 184 dollars to present peace ideas for Vietnam. His wife reacts by saying she is against wasting money on a frivolous ad. She criticizes the ad as produced by an uneducated, fishing-made citizen.
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More Horses Hired in Hollywood Than Human Actors
Hollywood hired more horses than human actors last year with 10 144 equine workers finding work in the film industry. The statistic highlights the growing demand for animal performers in movies and productions nationwide.
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Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch at Karamu opens season
The Western comedy by James Rosenberg debuts at Karamu Arena directed by Reuben Silver with Carym actors including Marge Ferguson Jean West and Irma Lange. The satire follows Sneaky Fitch in Gopher Gulch as townsfolk fear a coffin resurrects his tyranny in a farcical tragedy setting.
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TV star Vincent Edwards leaves Ben Casey for nightclub act
Vincent Edwards quits the Ben Casey medical role and heads to New York's Copacabana on June 9 with a musical act built around TV medicos. He seeks first class film work but will perform club dates while awaiting the right movie deal.
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Classified Earth Nurtures 300000 Plants with 120000 Edible Varieties
A vast plant catalog notes roughly 300000 classified species in cultivation with about 120000 varieties considered edible. The list emphasizes diversity and potential food sources across many regions.
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