Two Sides to Every U.S. President
James Marlow analyzes how Lyndon B Johnson features two presidents the public front who speaks on television and a private working president behind the scenes. He compares Johnson to Kennedy noting Johnson aims at continuity with Kennedy while shaping his own public relations and election prospects.
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AP&L Plans Transmission Line Expansion in Arkansas
Arkansas Power & Light seeks state approval to build a 16,000-volt, 36.4 mile transmission line from near Little Rock to Morriston, serving Perry, Pulaski, and Conway counties, with a 12,000 kilowatt substation near Perry. The $13 million project aims to add a new power source amid Kennedy civil rights efforts and tax-cut debates.
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RFK Ready to Support Mr. Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy, still grieving his brother's death, is expected to return from Florida and back Lyndon B. Johnson as president. Although he has said nothing publicly, insiders expect him to carry on and remain in the cabinet, with Johnson asking all members to stay.
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Pineapple and cranberry gelatin salad combines crushed pineapple lemon gelatin and cranberry sauce with walnuts and a creamy dressing. Drain and measure fruit, dissolve gelatin, mix with pineapple and dressing ingredients, set in mold, chill, unmold and garnish with pineapple slices and greens. Serves 8 to 10. Easy Fluffy Dressing mixes mayonnaise and sour cream to make one cup.
Kennedy heirs and Johnson eye 1964 ticket
The piece discusses Robert Kennedy amid Kennedy death fallout and possible 1964 vice presidential talk with Lyndon Johnson. It notes Kennedy’s stoic response, family dynamics, and ongoing public service ambitions. It also mentions Schlesinger staying on White House staff and other global briefs.
Two Boys Use Subways for Free Flight to New York
In Boston two-year-old boys rode subways to Logan Airport then boarded an Eastern Air Lines shuttle to New York. They left the airplane after a stewardess realized they were unaccompanied and broke. New York police returned them to Boston on the next flight. Kennedy offered a brief, sharpened remark to an assistant describing his day as better days.
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