Lynda Bird Johnson Attends Buckingham Palace Tea
Lynda Bird Johnson met Queen Elizabeth II at an invitation only garden party for 8 000 at Buckingham Palace. The 23 year old daughter of President Johnson spoke briefly with the Queen while American Ambassador David Bruce and Mrs. Bruce looked on.
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Elizabeth II
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David Bruce
Jerrie Mack
Columbus
Fayette County Hospital
Mother in coma delivers baby girl at Massachusetts General
Shirley Sweeney, 36, in a coma since February after a brain hemorrhage, gave birth to a 5 pound 14 ounce healthy girl at MGH. Doctors call the birth a medical rarity and expect the daughter to be named Mary Elizabeth. The Sweeney family includes two older children Joseph and Paul, with mother cared for by grandmother Mrs. Arthur Wise.
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Shirley
Carol Plumb
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Shirley M. Sweeney
Somerville
Barry G. Aronson
Sweeney
Francis M. Sweeney
Sweeneys Hare
Joseph
Paul
Arthur Wise
Where's my baby? Perth taxi driver recalls mistaken grocery pram
AP reports Glen Lawson a 39 year old Perth taxi driver picked up a woman and four children in Floreat. He folded the woman's pram and stored it in the trunk. Half a mile later the woman asked where the baby was. He opened the trunk and found the baby unharmed. He said he thought the pram held groceries and the moment became a laugh.
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Perth
Glen Lawson
Floreat
Lawson
Angry Congress signals Johnson trouble in 1967 session
AP Analysis notes House actions deepen concern over Johnson administration funding and policy fights. Antiriot bill passes 347 to 70 while a rat extermination proposal fails 207 to 176 to even be debated. GOP amends a transportation appropriation to cap spending at 95 percent, showing party clout.
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Washington
Congress
House
Johnson
John G. Dow
D-N.y
Congress Baseball Feud and Tax Boost News in Brief
The congression al baseball game provokes a protest from Rep. Morris Udall who accuses Republicans of covert practice tricks. Bites include quips about pitches by Rep. Michel and jabs referencing Romney Nixon and Johnson. Also, Commerce figures show personal income rising to a record 621.9 billion annual rate in June. Robert F. Drury named deputy director of the Census Bureau. State Dept says US and Israel discuss surplus U.S. farm products.
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Conte
Michel
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Udall
Romney
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Nixon
Washington
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Associated Press
Robert F. Drury
District of Columbia
Haseen
Dittor
Bureau of the Census
Howard C.grieves
State Department
United States
Israel
U.S
Former Nobel Peace Prize Winner Albert Luthuli Dies
Albert Luthuli, 68, former Nobel Peace Prize laureate for 1960, died in Durban South Africa from injuries after being struck by a freight train on a railway bridge near Gledhouse station while walking on the tracks. He led the ANC and was a Zulu chief deposed in 1952.
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South Africa
Albert Luthuli
Stanger
Here
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Luthuli
Groutville
African National Congress
Johnson and Weaver condemn House rat bill failure
President Johnson and HUD chief Robert C. Weaver denounce the 207-176 House vote to sidetrack a $40 million two year rat eradication measure as cruel and unjustified. Weaver calls the action thoughtless and targets the poor while officials forecast Senate reconsideration only.
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Washington
Johnson
Robert C. Weaver
House
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