Judge rules columnists liable over use of stolen Dodd documents
A federal judge upheld damages against Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson for using Dodd office materials in articles. The judge noted the records were public official files stored on public property and that the public interest supported publication. The ruling dismissed claims of invasion of privacy.
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ABC Cuts National Convention Coverage to 90 Minutes a Night
ABC will broadcast only 90 minutes of highlights each night of the national conventions citing cost cutting and a desire to reduce dull speeches. NBC and CBS will continue full four-night coverage, while observers hope shorter, tighter programs spark greater viewer interest and possibly reshape how conventions are televised.
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Romney and wife clash over open housing message in NH
Michigan Governor Romney campaigns in New Hampshire and finds that his wife and he have different interpretations of open housing. The disconnect risks confusing voters and complicating the candidate's message as he pushes for openness policy.
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Running Between Extremes Middle Path for LBJ
The State of the Union shows Johnson choosing a middle course on Vietnam and domestic reform. He pursues a sober, wartime priority while pledging training and jobs for the unemployed and expanded housing and college access. Budget fights loom as he seeks moderation between hawks and doves and economizers and spenders.
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Shriver and Dirksen Could Shape Illinois Senate Race
Marquis Childs notes that if Shriver seeks elective office in Illinois his feasibility hinges on state power brokers led by Mayor Daley. Dirksen, 72, battles to preserve national stature while a potential campaign reshapes the 1960s political balance in Illinois.
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Romney Boosts Credibility in New Hampshire Primary Effort
In Concord Romney works to reset his image as a serious candidate amid Vietnam questions. A booed heckler and a well received Asian speech signal progress. Romney’s campaign, led by William Johnson, builds a sharp NH ground game to challenge Nixon.
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Eisenhower Predicts Growth Despite Recession 1958
President Eisenhower declared the U S could overcome the recession in 1958 and achieve strong economic growth with full inflation free payment of costs. His congress report outlined a 42 point home front program while Iowa faces heavy snow and new star route bids.
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Skilled Procrastinators Reassemble With Effort
Congress returns for a brief period yet again facing the same old inaction. Russell Baker notes the Senate and House plan long vacations and careful procrastination through 1968 while avoiding major decisions on tax reform civil rights and Vietnam policy.
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