Inauguration blends old traditions with new for Johnson era
President Johnson's January 20 swearing in will mix tradition and modernity. The Mormon Tabernacle Choir from Salt Lake City will perform on the Capitol steps, with Leontyne Price also set to sing. Chief Justice Earl Warren will administer the oath, and Hubert Humphrey will take the vice presidential oath. Governors from 49 states are expected at the ceremony and parade to the White House.
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Red Cross Prepares for Fund Drive in Berryville
Red Cross local chapter schedules January meetings to set next year’s budget with Hawkins, William Claud, ook, Julian Everley, Garland anter and Rev. David Cammack slated to meet January 13 at 4 p.m. The board meets January 18 at 7 p.m. Floats from 22 states plus Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands have been approved for an inaugural events lineup. The Inaugural Committee revealed a medal bearing Johnson’s profile and the presidential seal over a USA map, with about 40 souvenirs including pennants and photos of the President and Vice President. A Texas touch appears with a 10 gallon hat in miniature.
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House Demos Beef Up Control of Committees
Democrats strengthen House committee control in a 1965 shakeup to back Johnson programs. Ways and Means shifts to 12 Democrats 8 Republicans, boosting health care Social Security plans while Mills signals possible tax separation. Appropriations moves to 34-16 under Democratic leadership. Broadway reports diplomatic themed shows ahead of White Way exhibit season.
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Second Time A Charm at Batesville Deer Hunt
In Batesville Arkansas Brynkt scouted with binoculars and, after racing back for his gun and returning the next day, shot a nine point 225 pound buck. A friend later recovered his lost rifle and returned it.
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