LBJ backs six year single term for presidency
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson argues for a constitutional amendment to limit the presidency to a single six year term. In a Cronkite interview at the LBJ Library he says such reform would benefit the nation, though unlikely. He critiques campaign contributions and reflects on his time, notably praising Humphrey and Kennedy while noting the presidency lacks real power for the vice president. Johnson lauds Roosevelt as a hero and recalls Eisenhower and Truman with frank assessments.
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Workman Serving on USS Kennedy in Mediterranean
Navy yeoman Hubert A. Workman, son of Mr and Mrs Hubert A Workman of 1204 Cincinnati Ave, serves aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS John F Kennedy homeported at Norfolk in the Mediterranean theater.
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Nixon Re election bid gains steam
President Nixon’s re election effort strengthens as Commerce secretary Maurice Stans resigns to run finances, becoming the campaign’s first major figure. McGovern promises a trade surplus in year one if elected. A special panel backs presidential candidate protection, and Muskie criticizes Nixon veto on child day care. Yorty tours New Hampshire. Muskie weighs running mate choices.
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Marine Pfc Mab bitt reports for duty on Okinawa
Marine Pfc Clarence E Mab bitt, son of Mrs Dorothy M Crumley of 1710 West Ninth Street, has reported for duty with the Third Marine Division on Okinawa amid ongoing combat operations.
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Black Africans Push Rhodesia Crisis To Top UN Priority
Addis Ababa dispatch reports Black African nations agreed Rhodesia holds top priority for the UN Security Council's first African soil session. A caucus spokesman said over 20 nations will draft two resolutions addressing Rhodesia's constitutional issues and racial guarantees amid riots and British proposals for settlement.
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How to Spend Dollars Wisely class offered by Anderson
The Anderson Community School's adult education division, with Anderson Company, offers a free evening course titled How to Spend Dollars Wisely starting Monday in the Anderson High School auditorium at 7 p.m. through March 6. Six sessions cover managing personal income and ring credit responsibility, with materials provided by Anderson Banking Company and instructors Francis R. Oleksy and Travis L. Tunis. Interested people may enroll at the first session. additional information is available from the adult education division by contacting the public relations department at Anderson Company, 644-8861.
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