Kintner Expected to Resign as Johnson Aide
Washington AP reports Robert E. Kintner, 57, longtime NBC and ABC executive, is likely to resign as President Johnson's special assistant amid progressive eyesight decline. He will undergo surgery this summer and has advised on speech writing and image issues while earning about $30,000 yearly. Previously a White House correspondent for the Herald Tribune and later a Washington columnist.
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