Democratic Convention Deepens Johnson Rivalries and Key Figures
A long view of Democratic power dynamics centers on Lyndon B. Johnson and potential successors. Reports highlight John Moran Bailey, John McCormack, John Pastore, and other insiders shaping the platform and leadership as the party debates adjudicating the 1964 nomination.
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