Johnson Tightens Public Manner Amid Election Year Presses
AP News Analyst SAMES MARLOW notes a shift in Lyndon B. Johnson from a high energy public persona to a more restrained public approach. Johnson, often combative in private, has kept temper and reduced excess in public relations, with six news conferences so far in 1967 after 32 in 1964, 10 in 1965, and 18 in 1966. Kennedy pledged support for Johnson in 1968, reflecting political recalibration.
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Two Treats for Tots by Juby Love
A brief feature by Juby Love in Newspaper Enterprise Asan discusses popular dolls and toys. It notes ROPE STAR and Otteet as creators, describes a noisy Dor toy with rattles and clappers as among first items, and reflects on dolls as companions for children and as ancient playthings.
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Public Johnson changes tone in 1960s era leadership
The article traces President Johnson’s shift from flamboyant campaigning to a restrained, televised approach, highlighting a 1966 pattern of fewer public appearances, a Manila trip, minor surgery, and a return to the airwaves with a Dec 3 news conference. It notes private frustration with critics and a more measured public posture, contrasted with his earlier vigor.
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