Johnson Quietly Advances Toward His Nomination
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson moves toward the Democratic nomination with restrained rhetoric and diplomatic posture, avoiding attacks on opponents. The piece notes his quiet campaigning, compares his tact to President Eisenhower, and contrasts it with sharper exchanges among Stevenson Symington Kennedy and other candidates over recent political issues.
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Johnson Differentiates From Nixon In Democratic Race
In a speech the Minnesota press notes show Senator Johnson contrasts with Nixon and Truman era policy. He praises bipartisan steadiness and avoids partisan attacks on the Eisenhower administration. Johnson’s cautious stance reflects his gubernatorial campaign tone and national leadership image.
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