Johnson uses patient pressure in White House pivot
In a Washington report by Jack Anderson, Lyndon B. Johnson deploys a mix of soothing talks and political pressure to win Senate support. The piece recalls his past skill at coaxing cooperation via personal appeals, committee assignments, and discreet persuasion amid stalled appropriations and civil rights battles.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Jack Agderson
Drew Pearson
Lyndon B.johnson
Lexan
LBI
Caneress
Congress
Johnson
White House
Vissits
Dogronefje
Senate
Lyndon
Lbj Wold
Idong
Wis
Maine
Ed Muskie
Fulton Lewis Speaks on Congo Judical Burden
Fragmented OCR text notes Fulton Lewis discussing Eisenhower era requests for Congo to create new judgeships due to heavy workload and rising backlog. Mentions regular annual push beginning 1954 and evolving docket strain.
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Ty Fulton
How Do You Stand in the Face of Political Change
The piece analyzes Democratic opposition to patronage and Johnson’s stance on Kennedy era programs. It contrasts appointments, Senate confirmations, and the impact of party politics on the new administration, noting names like Rabinowitz and Edwards and broader implications for policy direction and governance.
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Owen House
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance System
Congress
Ike
Alan G Willian Rogers
Eisenhower
Democratic Congress
New York
Liberal Party
John Kennedy
American Bar Association
Kennedy
David Rabinowitz
Westtern
Wisconsin
George Clifton Edward Jr
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Detroit
Rabinowitz
Walter Reuther
Kohler
Wis
United Auto Workers
Kohler Company
Senate
UAW
Capital ‘Times
Madison
Ame
Tan Bar Association
Rabi
State Bar Association
Edwards
Edwards Legal
Fort Smith
Arkonoa Shane
Barratry
FE Wandsmith
American Student Union
Yale and
Townes
I Company
Edwanis
Lert
Cartier
Michigan Supreme. Court
Richard Frankenstern
Edwarls
Pan Hs
Kanis
Washington
Johnson
Oae
Today’s Grab Bag Quiz From a Historic Page
Questions cover literature and history including who wrote The Open Boat and the Empress Eugenie, the series on dollar bills, Maryland’s governor, the Empress Eugenie’s husband, and a river formed by the Tigris and Euphrates. The item also reflects a wartime statue in a major European port and calendar trivia with a mix of names and dates.
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G. Wells
Maryland
Eugenie
Deputy Sheriff's Wife Subpoena Target in Court Case
A confusing note from Mountain Home Idaho reports an Elmore County deputy, the sheriff's wife, being served a subpoena at the sheriff's office. The incident centers on a court trial linked to the key subpoena event and local law enforcement involvement.
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APD Stan Patraiman
Bernan
Mouristin Tome
Lreppear
Elmore County
Unclear Bridge Play Described From 1951 Match
Fragmented article recounts a bridge bidding sequence and a grand slam attempt in the Italy United States world championship 1951. It discusses fault potential between North and South, notes an opening lead of three hearts, and mentions a misplay by declarer after diamond cunning.
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Trump
Italy
United States
North
Showa
Declarer
East
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