Johnson Memoirs Highlight Domestic Success and Foreign Struggles
The editorial notes Lyndon Johnson’s memoirs reveal a reluctant 1964 bid and a wife who influenced his decision. It praises domestic achievement while warning history may judge him as over his head on foreign affairs, notably Vietnam.
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Nixon nominates Powell and Rehnquist to Supreme Court
President Nixon names Lewis Powell and William Rehnquist to vacancies on the Supreme Court surprising critics and backers alike. The selections are seen as qualifications strong and potentially shifting the court’s balance toward conservative philosophy amid opposition from liberal blocs and ABA skepticism. The move could mark a vindication of his 1942 pledge to appoint strict constructionists from the South, though confirmation battles loom.
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Organized prisoners union poses threat to state prison control
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Knight’s Horse 48 Onager
Knight’s horse 48 and the onager are listed with repeated identifiers. The fragment lacks clear event or outcome and does not specify persons, organizations, or places.
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Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A humorous collection of brief anecdotes and quips about public figures and famous personalities. It features a Broadway actress, Faulkner, and a Woonsocket resident, with light commentary on endorsements, fidelity, shoes on a subway, and a playful observation about earth’s surface.
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