Salute to Johnson draws million for Dems
Democrats pour about 1 million dollars into the party treasury at a star-studded Salute to Johnson fundraiser in Washington DC. The event, part of a week aimed at raising over 3 million for 1964 campaign efforts, drew some 6 000 attendees and included a high priced dinner with President Johnson.
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Legacy of the past fuels Democratic ball of unity
President Johnson touts past Democratic achievements and future plans while urging support for his leadership. Senator Williams pushes for a Senate probe into possible charges of career government employees solicited for fundraiser tickets, but the motion dies on the calendar. James Wood High School Class of 1959 plans a reunion planning meeting Friday night. The 1947 Library of Congress miss was reduced when a German book loaned in 1919 for the Paris Peace Conference was returned.
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Referee Mourning At Home After Lima Stadium Tragedy
Montevideo AP reports referee Angel Pazos mourns at home with his wife and two daughters after disallowing a Peru goal led to deadly riot in Lima. He defends his call while describing police tear gas and gates left locked as 328 died and hundreds injured. Policemen among the dead. Pazos questions gate closures.
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