Johnson Signals Turning Point as He Declines 1968 Bid
President Johnson, after secret deliberations with close aides and family, announces he will not seek a second full term. The turning point centered on a Westmoreland visit and concerns about troop morale, with key advisers and Mrs. Johnson expressing mixed feelings about leaving office.
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Court ruling expands one man, one vote to state districts
The 1964 decision extended equal protection to local government elections. Hank Avery challenged Midland County Texas about districting in a four commissioner system led by an at large judge. Dissenting justice Harlan called the ruling unjustified and ill advised.
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Educator Dr. George A. Wolf to Speak at St Luke's
Dr. George A. Wolf Jr. dean of the University of Kansas medical center will address St Luke's medical and dental staff Thursday evening marking the opening of the hospital addition. He will lecture on Medical Education in the Private Hospital.
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Congressmen React to Johnson Not Seeking Re Elected
A wave of stunned comments followed President Johnson’s surprise decision not to run again. Senators Hart Harris Fulbright Gore Church Hatfield and others praised or questioned the move while Nixon and Humphrey voiced mixed reactions to the peace and Vietnam policy implications. Governor Connally and McCarthy offered supportive and cautious takes on the historic act.
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Robb Arrives In Okinawa For Vietnam Duty
Marine Capt. Charles Robb son in law of President Johnson arrived in Okinawa for two to three days of processing at Camp Butler before a 13 month tour in Vietnam. He left Norton Air Force Base on Saturday after farewell to his wife Lynda Bird. Da Nang officials said he will join the 1st Marine Division in the northern combat sector.
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Plumbers Convention Set for March 1969 in Cedar Rapids
The Iowa Plumbing Heating and Cooling Contractors Association will hold its 80th annual convention March 7 and 8, 1969, at the Roosevelt Hotel in Cedar Rapids. Robert Murray of 1119 Twenty First Avenue SW is president and R J Carnier of Boone is executive secretary.
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