1948 Liberal in Search of 1968 Identity
Hubert Humphrey seeks a new identity to shed Johnson’s shadow and regain liberal credentials. The piece notes his past triumphs from civil rights to Peace Corps style programs, his clashes with antiwar militants, and the tension between his practical achievements and a volatile, chatty public image.
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Hubert Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
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Peace Corps
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Air Traffic Eases as Congestion Dips at Major Airports
At New York Kennedy, LaGuardia, and Newark delays shrink to 40 minutes on peak days. FAA credits better weather, fewer breakdowns, and fewer flights for the improvement. Washington National and Chicago O’Hare report minimal delays, while a Sept. 25 public hearing will consider new limits on landing rates and aircraft sizes at busy hubs.
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Associated Press
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Dim Prospects for Fortas as Supreme Court Chief
Senate leaders voice doubt on Abe Fortas as chief justice with talk of possible Senate Judiciary Committee blockage. President Johnson remains hopeful while Dirksen warns of a filibuster, suggesting unlikely support for breaking a long shot, leaving Thornberry awaiting a vacancy if Fortas falls.
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Fortas
Hosmer Thornberry
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