Johnson at 57 shows vitality after heart attack
Associated Press analysis by James Marlow notes Lyndon B. Johnson, age 57, appears eager to resume a vigorous political life after a serious 1965 heart attack. The piece chronicles his recovery, doctors’ orders to rest, and his drive to maintain influence as Senate Democratic leader, with hints about future ambitions.
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Andersonville Film Again Moves Forward in Hollywood
Hollywood reports Columbia Pictures long‑gestating project Andersonville, about the Civil War prison, moves toward production under Stanley Kramer after years of talks. Kramer says a two‑picture deal is in place with Ship of Fools completed, script a third developed, and location scouting underway to portray a 60,000‑prisoner camp near a suitable town.
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