Johnson Exceeds Relatives Expectations in Texas
Johnson rises from a humble Texan background to become a major national figure. The piece traces his ancestry, early work, education at Southwest Texas State Teachers College, and rise from teacher to politician. It highlights his Senate ascent, the famous runoffs, the 1953 heart attack, and his resilience. Former VP Garner reacts positively to Johnson accepting the Democratic VP nomination in 1960.
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Government To Announce Large Budget Surplus
Washington AP reports the 1960 budget surplus near one billion dollars, higher revenues and lower outlays than Eisenhower’s January forecast. Officials expect a third balanced budget in seven years with a surplus between three quarters and a billion dollars, to be finalized in mid June Treasury figures.
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