Dear Abby Advice and Child Etiquette Tips Across Letters
A reader collection of Dear Abby exchanges updates on telephone etiquette for children and courteous behavior in daily life. The notes mention family events and a request for Abby’s guidance, alongside an offer to purchase her booklet on letter writing.
First Lady Lyndon B Johnson drives home after plane scare
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson chose a nine hour motorcade from Cleveland to Washington amid rain and fog rather than fly again after a lightning discharge struck a United Air Lines Viscount. She dined at Howard Johnsons and later her Cadillac had quick service for a blocked fuel filter before continuing.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cleveland
United Air Mines
Howard -Johnson’s
White House
Turnpike
Secret Service
Johnson
Janet Travell
Marie McGuire
Anthony Celebrezze
Secretary of Welfare
Elizabeth Carpenter
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
Kansas City Boycott Said Successful
A one day boycott of public schools in Kansas City was called a success by Carl Randolph head of the local Congress of Racial Equality chapter. He estimated about 80 percent of Negro children and 20 percent of white children stayed home. School officials put absenteeism at roughly 40 percent above normal in buildings with large Black enrollments.
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Kansas City, Kan
Carl Randolph
The
Congress of Racial Equality
Randolph
Two Men Convicted in New York Kidnapping Case
A federal jury convicted Robert D. Poitras and William J. Duprez of kidnapping Albert E. Barker. Barker, 61, East Orange N J, was forced to drive them south after being picked up in Manhattan Oct 11 and released unharmed near Fort Belvoir Virginia. FBI captured the suspects Oct 14 in Hope Arkansas.
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Alexandria
Massachusetts
New York City
Oren R. Lewis
Robert D. Poitras
Lowell
Mass
William J. Duprez
Boston
Albert E. Barker
East Orange
N. J
New York
Barker
Ft. Belvoir
FBI
Hope
Ark
Poitras
Duprez
Texas
Boycott Fails To Convince Cleveland School Board
In Cleveland Ohio the school board largely ignored Monday’s civil rights boycott of city schools with one member blaming subversives. The United Freedom Movement claimed 35 000 to 45 000 attended so called freedom schools while COREL officials cited a 36 000 capacity that was reportedly exceeded.
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Cleveland, Ohio
John J. Gallagher
United Freedom Movement
Antoine Perot
Congress of Racial Equality
Cleveland
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