Answer To Prayer Ban Demands The Best Of Us
Editorial on the House Judiciary Committee tackling school prayer debates after the 1962 Supreme Court ruling. It praises constitutional wisdom, warns against godless official creed, and urges measured, nonsectarian hearings while noting national scrutiny. Emmanuel Celler to chair hearings, amid 150 resolutions seeking constitutional changes.
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Image Driven Campaigns Replace Issues Says Pollster Sam Lubell
Sam Lubell, a leading pollster, warns campaigns now emphasize candidate images over issues. He cites Henry Cabot Lodge as an example and fears electronic news favors image making over policy. Lubell says informed electorates are essential for democracy and voters must study issues to prevent government from becoming personality driven.
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Anti Americanism Abroad Across History and Policy
Editorial notes James Baldwin on Americas definition and explores roots of anti Americanism from colonial times. It traces foreign critiques from Dickens to Johnson, then outlines efforts to improve image through US Information Agency Voice of America and cultural exchanges. It highlights Peace Corps expansion and reception worldwide.
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The Strange Mr Harding and the Harding Legacy
A critical review traces Warren G Harding from trusted small‑city figure to president whose death and posthumous scandals sparked debate. It notes Hoover’s view of heart failure, memorials in Marion, and lingering questions about Teapot Dome and other transfers.
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Johnson frames himself as president of all the people
James Marlow reports from Washington that President Johnson, aiming to broaden appeal, repeats the line he is trying to be the president of all the people. He presents a fatherly, shepherd image during recent news conferences and White House meetings with editors, amid a calm political moment with no major crises or Democratic challenges visible.
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Johnsons Coolidge mantle in 1964 campaign tone
The piece portrays Lyndon Johnson as careful to project restraint and competence while avoiding sharp partisan clash. It notes his economy of speech, frequent calls for commissions, and repeated emphasis on good economy signals like rising auto sales and employment, suggesting a calm, confident leadership style ahead of the convention.
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Johnson Dances With Editors at White House Reception
President Johnson hosted editors at the White House rose garden after a lengthy informal address in which he mingled with guests including Lady Bird and Luci Baines. North Carolina figures Miles Wolff and others assume leadership roles in ASNE AP MEA and NC press groups.
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