LBJ Seen As More Approachable Than Kennedy
Washington AP reports that Lyndon Johnson is viewed as more approachable by lawmakers, while John F. Kennedy was seen as glamorous but less connected to leadership circles. An unnamed Democrat notes Kennedy was outside the establishment, whereas Johnson led the Senate and advised by Sam Rayburn in the House.
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Samarkand Braces for Flood After Quake and Dam Burst Threat
Army engineers rushed to Samarkand in Uzbekistan as a quake and heavy rains toppled a mountainside creating a new lake on the Zeravshan River. Izvestia warned the dam could burst, threatening Samarkand Pendjikent and surrounding villages with evacuation of about 225000 residents.
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Yanks Will Stay Says Secretary Rusk Says Yanks Stay In Asia
Secretary of State Dean Rusk pledged that American forces will remain in the Western Pacific until Asia is free from communism. Speaking at Valparaiso University and after a Southeast Asia trip, he stressed U.S. resolve to deter aggression and noted roughly 200,000 U.S. troops west of Alaska and Hawaii. The speech touched on free nations’ strength and the danger posed by Asian Communists. The remarks referenced Johnson and O’Brien in a political context about backing continued policy.
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Larry) O’brien
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Visiting Masons Welcome
JAN BODENHEIMER as master and E G UPDEGEOVE as secretary invite members to a visiting Masons gathering.
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Gridiron Club Roast Pokes Johnson era Pols at Dinner
Washington AP report on the Gridiron Club's 79th annual white tie dinner lampooning political figures under the theme love. Johnson, Truman, Nixon, Albert, and other dignitaries attended as satirical songs and skits mocked Baker, Eisenhower, and Romney amid a formal, off-the-record reception.
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