Texas feud looms as Yarborough and Connally spar at AFL-CIO
At the Texas AFL-CIO convention Yarborough accused Connally of vetoing a Farmers Union anti poverty project and pushing a $1.25 wage standard. Connally defended the veto as politically motivated and avoided declaring his own 1966 plans while liberals press Yarborough to run for governor.
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Secret Service Adapts to Protect Johnson with Clerical Garb
The Secret Service now uses protective coloration by wearing clerical and academic robes during Johnson events to blend in. Agents in surplice and cassock sat with students at Luci Johnson's Washington National Cathedral graduation and followed Johnson in Baylor commencements.
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Dawn of a different color fox hunt at dawn near Bowling Green
Circuit Judge Robert Coleman and companions hunted foxes overnight and on returning passed fishermen who wondered who would rise so early to fish. The judge quipped about others waking early for fishing as they traveled through the woods.
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