Johnson's Rise From Veep to Quiet Power Behind Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson, now vice president under Kennedy, has moved beyond routine duties into a broad on call role. Kennedy backs Johnson as an on the job executive trainer, sending him to 22 foreign countries and into cabinet sessions while Johnson serves on key committees and advisory panels.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Kennedy
Jack Bell
Washington
Johnson
Executive Department
Richard M. Nixon
National Security Council
Space Advisory Council
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunities
Peace Corps’ Advisory Council
White House
Cuba
Saco to Appoint 38 City Officials January 1
Mayor-elect Dr J Edward Whelan leads Saco in naming 38 appointments for the new year including city auditor tax collector and planning board members with several ward based appointees. June 6 1963 fire commission set to replace retiring officials and a progress report notes 149 permits valued at 922 715 plus 34 new homes.
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J. Edward Whelan
Saco
Raymond Carter Ward
Arthur O. Albrecht
Roy Tounge
Elaine Chadbourne
Recreation Commission
Richard Murray
Jean Emerson
Thomas Simpson
Edith H. Smith
Ellena Stackpole
Myrtis Peterson
Edmond F. Rube
Samuel S. Gould
Maurice Ross
George Brickates
Clifford A. Purvis
Charles W. Fenderson
Zoning Appeals
Ruby Packard
Merrill Harper
Albert Whitehurst
Adolph Hurrell
Edwin Walker
Oscar Littlefield
Lorraine Whitten
Pauline Rumery
Industrial Development Commission
Bernard Brown
Robert Morin
Frank M. Jones
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Myron Campbell
Gerard Cassette
Larry Rowe
Rowe
Campbell
Thomas Lewis
Richard Bony
Plymouth Colony
Biddeford
I River
Pepperellboro
Maine
Saco River
Hodges
Biddeford Fresh Tip Thornton Club
Benett
Donmoor
A. H. Benoit
Masonic Building
Benoit
Pendleton
Pendleton Motor
Nels
Rayons
Fisherman's Knit
Prac
Reis
Bill
Heather
A. H. Benoit & Company
Hell
You
Arrow Dacron Cotton
Decton
Bartleigh