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World Today Attacks Grow on Sen Lyndon Johnson
Washington AP columnist James Marlow outlines five major criticisms of Senator Lyndon Johnson as a potential 1966 Democratic presidential candidate. Critics charge he micromanages work, consoles leadership, and caves to Eisenhower era veto fears, weakening liberal aims. The piece notes internal and external pressure from Proxmire Morse and a Democratic National Committee advisory panel as the party debates direction.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Senate
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Truman
Congress
John
Robert R
National Committee
Nathan
Lynda B. Johnson
D Johnson
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Pat McNamara
Michigan
McNamara
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon