Empress Farah Visits White House for Lunch
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson escorts Empress Farah and Shah of Iran up the White House steps for lunch as Mrs Angier Biddle Duke and Mrs Mahmoud Foroughi look on. UPI telephoto captures the moment Friday.
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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1964
Page
1
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson escorts Empress Farah and Shah of Iran up the White House steps for lunch as Mrs Angier Biddle Duke and Mrs Mahmoud Foroughi look on. UPI telephoto captures the moment Friday.
UPI reports Senate leaders plan to file a cloture petition Saturday to halt the Southern filibuster against the civil rights bill. Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield urged colleagues and outlined steps toward a vote scheduled for Tuesday.
The forecast covers Saturday showers across the Appalachians Ohio Tennessee Valleys central Gulf states and the Carolinas with rain in Florida and the north Pacific coast. Temperatures mix warmer in the northeast cooler in the plains and Lake region. In the Senate leaders plan a cloture petition Saturday to set up a vote Tuesday after 10 am with 67 votes needed. Mansfield urged broad support as Humphrey voiced optimism about enough votes.
The Times Gerald RECOrp volume 3 number 265 announces a daily edition from Middletown New York. Published by Orange County Publications Inc the paper lists pricing for single copies carrier and mailed subscriptions and notes mailing privileges under federal law.
Johnson warns Ismet Inonu against Turkish invasion as reports of a mass Turkish buildup near Iskenderun spark Cyprus crisis concerns. White House discussions mention an invitation to Washington while no direct invasion warning is confirmed. News Service dispatches summarize global reactions and related events.
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