Nixon Leads Narrowly Nationally Amid Regional Shifts
A Gallup report shows Nixon leading nationally but with regional variation. Nixon tops Humphrey in the Midwest and Far West while Wallace strengthens in the South. East and overall results reflect gains for Humphrey, with regional margins and sampling error noted.
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Generation Gap Profile Sparks Social Photo of Two Eras
A Washington profile by Russell Baker contrasts two generations with satire on aging and youth. It notes elder fears hair and Communism while the young face college pressure and the draft, labeling habits, culture and government views with wit.
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Johnson to sponsor study of presidency after leaving office
President Johnson plans a major, two to three year study of the presidency focusing on delegation of authority and decision making. He may appoint scholars such as James McGregor Burns or former officials like Clark Clifford or Robert McNamara to lead the project.
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