Johnson To Resume Stumping Tomorrow
President Johnson plans a three state airborne campaign swing through Idaho Colorado and Oklahoma to seek fresh Democratic backing for the Great Society in the fall elections. He will spend the weekend at his Texas ranch and argued for a Congress to carry forward his program while brushing aside hints of Kennedy replacing Humphrey on the 1968 ticket. He warned against a numbers game on seats and cited urban issues shaping the vote.
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Don's Really Going Out In Style
Don Richardson bids farewell to bachelorhood with a stag party for 80 at a cost of 16.80 pounds. He chartered a plane for guests to travel to Southampton where first class Queen Elizabeth cabins awaited before Cherbourg. Ann Huxley marries Richardson on Saturday after a smaller party with friends.
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Braceros Head For Calif Tomato Fields
The first group of 562 braceros leaves Guaymas bound for California tomato fields under a U.S. Labor Department permit. Mexican officials deny renewal talks on the old bracero pact as 6,000 workers are slated for entry, with wages set at $1.40 per hour and guarantees in place.
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George Thrives On His Cooking at 101
Boston centenarian George V. Kenyon Ashendon, known as Sir George Kenyon, lives alone in a two room South End apartment. He celebrated turning 101 while cooking his meals, saying steak and sausage keep his future secure. A former freelance photographer, he now relies on old age assistance.
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Jewish dig uncovers about ten thousand silver coins
Jerusalem based archaeologists from Hebrew University report finding roughly 10,000 silver coins dating to the First Century A.D. in diggings located about 95 miles west of the Dead Sea. The discovery expands knowledge of coinage and trade in early Roman era Palestine.
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