Negro Says Nixon Lived Up to Our Worst Expectations
Clarence M. Mitchell Jr NAACP Washington representative said blacks nationwide distrust the Nixon Administration after its first year in power. He cited opposition to civil rights legislation and Haynsworth nomination as central causes and warned of a calculated strategy to win Southern Republican congressmen and the pro segregation vote.
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Clarence M. Mitchell Jr
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Clement Haynsworth
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LBJ considered quitting presidency in 1965 says Carpenter
Liz Carpenter portrays Lyndon B. Johnson as toying with resignation on several occasions including 1964 and 1965 during health and political pressures. She notes Johnson hinted to Humphrey and confided in Rusk about not running, while explaining a withdrawal statement to sway critics toward belief in his peace aims.
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Liz Carpenter
McCall’s Magazine
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