Johnson Softens GOP Attack but Dirksen Ford to Reply
President Johnson, after blasting Republican leaders earlier, says members of the other party can have praise when deserved. He spoke to a White House audience and AFL-CIO crowd in Miami Beach, defending programs while avoiding personal name-calling. Dirksen and Ford will respond on TV, with more discussion planned on networks. Johnson weighed 1968 election implications and attended events honoring Andrew Johnson Papers.
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Nixon Eyes Primaries Focus on Solutions in 1968 Bid
Nixon said in Bonn there would be no pullout from Vietnam and no guaranteed plan. He expects to decide on entering the GOP presidential primaries after weighing whether a national housing program could aid his November chances. He outlined a conceptual approach to home and abroad issues and named several states where a bid may target primaries.
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