Islanders raise fund to buy President Johnson
Anti Australian Papuans on New Hanover Island organize a fund to purchase President Johnson and install him as ruler. They refuse a yearly tax and claim 2,500 members support a U.S. led takeover, with police sent by Australia to quell unrest amid cult leaders and troop arrival forecasts.
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President Johnson
Port Moresby
Isand
Australian New Guinea
Mick Healey
New Hanover
New Ireland Island
Johnson
Bosmialek
Healy
This Is Preacher's Day at Virginia Methodist Conference
Rt. Rev. Arthur J. Moore urged 33 newly admitted ministers to avoid amateur sociology and focus on revival of spiritualism in America. He said God has called them to feed immortal souls, as the conference opened its annual meeting in Roanoke. The session also voted to hold the 1966 conference in Norfolk.
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Roanoke
Virginia Methodist Conference
Arthur J. Moore
Atlanta
Isters
America
Washington News Highlights RIFLES Sale Controls and Nuclear Reactor Talks
Army tightens tracking of surplus rifles with centralized buyer listings amid post Kennedy assassination concerns. State Department says talks will discuss selling two nuclear reactors to Romania with allies in Paris to block military goods. Mississippi meeting on Negro voter registration disrupted by a white speaker from the American Nazi party as beatings and shootings are recounted.
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Washington
Army
John F. Kennedy
Romania
United States
State Department
Richard I. Phillips
Paris
Committee of Ale
Council of Federated Organizations
Mississippi
George Patter
American Nazi Party
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Violet Blone Laws
Georgie Mac
U.S
House of Assembly
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Australia
Samuel
Bib
Cos
Ee ‘Sie
Sos
Shenandoah
National Winchester
Bank
Vrginia
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Bob
Virginia
Riage
West Boscawen Street
Winchester
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