Johnson de-escalates war over Manchester's book
President Johnson urges staff to stay clear of the controversy over William Manchester's book Death of a President. The dispute involves Jackie Kennedy and raises issues of privacy versus historical truth, with potential effects on public opinion and book sales. Jackie Kennedy's objections heighten publicity and complicate publication timing.
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Johnson
Manchester
William Manchester
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Jackie Kennedy
Dirty Politics Declines As Campaigns Avoid Exploitation
The Fair Campaign Practices Committee reports a drop in appeals to religious and racial prejudice in the recent off year election. Only two of 51 investigated cases led to wins for those accused, including Taft Jr. who defeated a white Anglo-Saxon ad campaign.
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John F. Kennedy
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Robert A. Taft Jr
Congress
Editorial Debate Over New Car Safety Standards
Editorial notes growing controversy as federal safety standards for 1968 car models loom. Industry initially opposed then pushed for input, with GSA rules influencing 1967 features such as brakes, collapsible steering, warning lights, and tougher latches. Dr Haddon outlined 23 stricter proposals, met with Ford critique, while the agency signals continued tough stance despite expected softening before year end.
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General Services Administration
Detroit
GSA
National Highway Safety Agency
William Haddon Jr
Henry Ford II
Haddon
Congress
Car Life
Dr. Haddon
Local Newspaper Staff Roster Listing Officers
Seen the article lists positions and names for the newspaper staff including Dr A Rawley as President Mrs C H Lockwood as Vice-President Randall B Terry Jr as Treasurer Holt McPherson as Secretary and editor and managing editor names with circulation manager roles.
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A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
Randall B. Terry, JR
Holt McPherson
C.sceeeres
Neimireninin
Ccs Occus S
Idol, Gape
B. Loflin
Romney Trip To Washington Aims To Boost GOP Bid
Washington rumor column notes Gov George Romney plans a January visit to the Women's National Press Club dinner in Washington and a Lansing return. Romney aides Mark Evans and Florence Lowe clash with club leaders over pre dinner social plans. Nixon quietly retreats from the limelight, planning a six month comeback.
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Michigan
National Press Club
Congress
Washington
Lansing
Romney
Mark Evans
Metromedia TV Network
Women’s Press Club
GOP
Evans
Florence Lowe
Metromedia
John Kluge
Senate
Press Club
Eva Edstrom
The
Washington Post
George Romney
Close kinship noted in remarks on US France ties
Senator Soaper notes the bond between France and the United States with a quip about De Gaulle inviting Johnson. The piece also mentions Bill Moyer's first newspaper job title being toned down from Chief Operating Officer.
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France
United States
de Gaulle
Johnson
Bill Moyer
Employment as Key to Future in Piedmont Crescent
Guest editor A Howard White reports from Charlotte on the fourth Urban Policy Conference focusing on how public and private investment must pair to create jobs for the Piedmont Crescent. The discussion covers urban growth, regional planning, government roles, and the shifting site choices for industry amid rising population and technology.
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A. Howard White
Times-News
Piedmont Crescent
Charlotte
Eee
North Carolina
Crescent
Piedmont
Earth
James M. Mitchell
Washington, D. C
Brookings Institution
Duke Power Co
University of North Carolina At Charlotte
James L. Green
University of Georgia
Benjamin Chinitz
Brown University
Washington
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