Johnson Tours Four States In Anti-Poverty Drive
President Johnson stretched his war on poverty across Indiana Pennsylvania Kentucky and West Virginia meeting workers and needy families. He spoke with Tom Fletcher and his children in Inez and toured Black House Bottom and Paintsville Kentucky visiting a vocational school. In South Bend thousands of students mobbed the president during a helicopter exit.
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Presimt
Johnson
South Bend
Ind
Daylight Saving Time Onset Shifts Local Schedules
Clocks advance this Sunday as most of the nation follows Daylight Saving Time. The eastern region moves one hour ahead while Winchester’s change occurs on May 31. Festival ticket office at the George Washington Hotel sells tickets 1 30 to 4 30 p m tomorrow for event access.
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Winchester
George Washigton Hotel
Tomorow
First Lady Johnson Encounters Kentucky Mountain Boy During Poverty Tour
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson visits four states on a poverty swing with President Johnson. She recalls a Kentucky boy in Inez who said no one comes there and reports a crowd sign urging people to say hello. She greets crowds, speaks in Huntington and strains of the trip inspire renewed effort in the president.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kentucky
Inez
Chicago
Lyndon
Mrs. Johnson
Huntington
W.va
America
Johnson
California Ballot Won’t List Stassen in June Primary
Harold Stassen failed to gain a spot on California’s Republican ballot after the U S Supreme Court denied his appeal and the state Supreme Court upheld the secretary of state’s decision. Secretary Jordan ordered county clerks to print Republican ballots while Democratic ballots await a similar court ruling. Stassen vows to press the issue, claiming new evidence and continued investigation into alleged unfair actions.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Harold Stassen
U.S. Supreme Court
Stassen
Supreme Court
Frank Jordan
Jordan
Minnesota
French Lick
Ind
High Court
Samuel W. Yorty
Los Angeles
Yorty
Edmund G. Brown
Milk Thefts Of Insecticide Prompt Washington Crackdown
Washington health officials and federal regulators halted dairy activity after milk shipped to the capital carried up to eight times the allowed insecticide. Heptachlor epoxide levels triggered farm permit suspensions and alfalfa treatment bans. authorities stress no immediate health hazard but push preventive action.
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Washington
Abraham Ribicoff
D - Conn
Senate
Frederick C. Heath
Health Department
Violence erupts as civil rights protests flare in Chester
In Chester Pennsylvania clashes between police and about 150 demonstrators erupted after a march against school segregation. At least 10 injured and 28 arrested including Rev. Clayton Hewett. Police used riot sticks while protesters were moved into buses to the station.
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Chester
Pennsylvania
Foldo
Chester Pace
Theodore Laws
Clayn Hewett
Atone ‘Ment Episcopal Church
Morton
Delaware County
Providence Baptist Church
Pace
Bank Robbery Mastermind Nabbed in Houston Raid
Police say a 27 year old Las Vegas groom John L Burke confessed to orchestrating a four bank payroll robbery plot using unsuspecting aides hired via the Texas Employment Commission. Burke was captured in an early morning apartment raid with over $10 000 found on him and in a bag.
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Houston
Tex
Las Vegas
Nev
Texas Employment Commission
Joe Singleton
John L. Burke
Burke
Weather ranges from balmy to snowstorms across regions
Thunderstorms pounded Oklahoma Eastern Texas and southern states amid a mix of balmy conditions and near freezing temperatures. The Weather Bureau cited humid air triggering storms while other areas faced dry air from Colorado storms. tornadoes damaged over 200 homes in northwestern Louisiana with injuries reported in Shreveport and Bossier City.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Texas
South
Louisiana
U.S
Leoncard
Wolfe City
Alabama
New Mexico
Colorado
Nevada
Montana
New England
Shreveport
Bosssier City
Computer picks partners IBM dance goes smoothly
In Storrs Connecticut the IBM 7040 driven matchmaking by Oswald the computer paired 550 students at a University of Connecticut dance. The system selected three partners per student from 60 questions with human help for mismatches. Oswald signed each response Good luck Oswald.
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Conn
Oswald
O.K
University of Connecticut
Unians
IBM
Soviet blames China for trying to isolate Asia and Africa
Moscow accuses Beijing of slander and cheating after Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Yi opposed inviting the USSR to a major Asia Africa conference in Africa next March. Pravda blasts Chen Yi for declaring Jakarta participants rejected the Indian proposal and for seeking to cut off the Soviet Union from Afro Asian nations.
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Moscow
Sia
Asia
Africa
Communist Party
Paper Pravda
Peking
Kremlin
Red China
Chen Yi
Jakarta
Indonesia
Chen
Prvada
Soviet Union
Man Admits Slaying Two Career Girls in New York
George Whitmore Jr., a 21 year old unemployed laborer, admits killing Janice Wylie and Emily Hoffert in their East Side Manhattan apartment last August 28. He is charged with homicide in their deaths and in a separate Brooklyn stabbing of a woman, Minnie Edmonds.
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New York
Janice Wylie
Emily Hoffert
East Side
Manhattan
George Whitmore Jr
Brooklyn
Whitmore
Minnie Edmonds
Miss Wylie
Miss Hoffert
Boalt
42Nd Street
Weather outlook Notes Weekend Rain Chance
The report notes a high pressure system north of the Great Lakes blocks rain through the weekend. A southwest low will move in spreading clouds and a chance of showers in the mountains.
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Richmond
Great Lakes
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Murray Grant
Food and Drug Administration
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Charles Hudson
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