Lodge uncertain on 1964 run amid Saigon post
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge kept open the possibility of a 1964 Republican presidential bid while denying Eisenhower urged him to quit Saigon. He said he would consider any call from the general but has no intention to run, noting he can do more good remaining in his post as South Viet Nam and its new government face a critical war phase.
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Former Chamber Chief urges Lodge for 1964 GOP bid
Worcester AP report notes Ladd Plumley, an insurance executive, urges Henry Cabot Lodge to run for president in 1964. Plumley praises Lodge as senator soldier and statesman, wants him in New Hampshire primary with Goldwater Rockefeller Nixon, and says he may consider his own political future.
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Johnson Presses Defense Cuts and Survey in Quiet Weekend
President Johnson summoned top planners to trim next years defense budget and survey consolidation options for domestic bases and abroad aid sites. He announced GI insurance dividend acceleration to 234 million dollars and discussed Bolivia aid, Johnson’s Sunday activities included church, a White House pool swim, and an informal news conference.
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Berkshire Eagle Subscription Rates Ensure Mail and Carrier Options
Berkshire Eagle lists subscription prices by carrier and mail, detailing weekly and monthly costs, zones, and a note to update addresses to prevent service interruptions. The notice cites post office handling and second-class postage, with address change instructions.
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Runoff election set for Louisiana governor race
In New Orleans AP reports a runoff will occur after Morrison and McKeithen survived the first Louisiana Democratic primary for governor. Morrison, a former mayor and Kennedy aide, and McKeithen, backed by the Lang family, are moderates facing issues of states rights and federal intervention with labor’s tacit approval but no full endorsement. Both favor segregation and criticize Gov. Davis, with Johnson support undecided.
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