RFK Explains Why Johnson Was Picked as Running Mate
In Milwaukee Sen. Robert F. Kennedy said his brother John F. Kennedy chose Lyndon B. Johnson in 1960 as the best man to carry on the programs. He cited civil rights, elderly medical aid, and school aid as evidence of Johnson’s fulfillment of their shared dreams. The remarks came at a Wisconsin dinner honoring Lt. Gov. Patrick Lucey.
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Eagle Attacks Berry Picker in Sweden in 20 Minute Battle
In ARJEPLOG Swedish Lapland a man gathering berries was attacked by a Golden Eagle. The 20 minute fight ended when the man, 30 year old Tyan Holmqvist a mechanic, struck the eagle with his berry bucket and killed it.
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Real TV Drama Drowns Out Hollywood Sky Itself
Cynthia Lowry describes Los Angeles during days of looting and rioting as television crews captured live helicopter shots and National Guard units. Radio provided minute by minute reports while viewers faced a far more intense real life drama than any show.
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Baker Street musical set for London presentation next year
Broadway comedy about Sherlock Holmes titled Baker Street will be staged in London next year. Sponsored by Alexander H. Cohen, Bernard Kont. Budget set at 300000 dollars versus 545000 dollars for the original version.
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Antipoverty and Farm Bills Face GOP Fire in Congress
Republicans move to strike at Johnson antipoverty program as Senate opens debate on a 1.65 billion year bill, while the House advances an omnibus farm bill with a wheat provision seen as a bread price issue. Negotiations aim to soften opposition and curb governor veto powers in community action and youth programs.
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Ramayana Considered for Broadway Musical Project
Herman Levin producer of My Fair Lady eyes The Ramayana as his next Broadway project. Originating from Aubrey Menen adaptation the epic centers on skulduggery and plotting, with Levin noting the line that shows timeless human change. Plans await his choice of librettist lyricist and composer.
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