More Advance Men Needed For LBJ's Campaign Trips
Washington reporters note White House aides fear a shortage of advance men for President Johnson's anticipated campaign travels. Tom Johnson will stay on through November to help plan tours, routes, crowd control, and event logistics amid ongoing priority to stage weekend trips and smooth appearances.
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White House
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Tom Johnson
Tom
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Illinois
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Macon
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Lyndon
Midlands
Walkie Talkie Bandits Escape With $100 000
In North Miami Beach a department store robbery netted $100 000 in cash and gems after a three hour spree. A watchman was tied up and a woman lookout used walkie talkies to warn the robbers as they pried open leases and blinds were lowered to hide them.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Beach
Art Porep
Porep
Summer Fashion Festival 350 Design Ideas in Catalog
Half sizes race thru busy days at home or work in wrape and button style with a smart surplice neck line. Sew it in carefree fabrics that scorn ironing. Pattern 4860 and others offered with mailing options and contact for Anne Adams.
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Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Police Seek 2 in $6,000 Market Holdup
Police seek two men after a market holdup at Lou Weiner's store in Petersburg. The suspects pistol whipped clerk Ann Kipnis and escaped with over $6,000 in cash and $865 in checks. Kipnis was treated for head wounds at a hospital.
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Petersburg
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Ann Kipnis
House Progress Slow On Civil Rights Bill
The House advances a first section creating a uniform federal jury selection system amid a seven part civil rights bill. Aiming to finish by Friday, leaders plan to tackle housing discrimination later, with provisions on desegregation, protections for Black workers, and threats. Rome’s fountains are cited as a city of wishing wells.
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House
Washington
Secluded Honeymoons through White House History
The article recounts how Luci Johnson and other First Families faced scrutiny during honeymoons. It notes past efforts to hide newlyweds like Beatrix and Claus, Theodore Roosevelt’s daughter Alice, and Jessie Wilson, with varied attempts at seclusion and the constant press presence surrounding White House weddings.
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White House
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U.S. State Department
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Johnson
Luci
Deer Park
Theodore Roosevelt
Ale Ice
Ohio
Nicholas Longworth
Friendship Lodge
John R. McLean
Washington Post
Jessie Wilson
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