Backstairs at the White House guessing Johnson 1968 run
UPI reports Johnson faces 1968 re election speculation from Republicans and Democrats. Governors Hearnes Kerner Connally weigh in while Johnson declines to reveal his plans, saying he will handle it when the time comes. Analysts debate his health and popularity as a possible lame duck. Johnson asserts a firm stance on the question? He says I have other things to do. Johnson avoids a definitive answer, signaling no immediate decision.
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Sylvester Quitting Government Post
Washington reports Arthur Sylvester will resign as assistant secretary of defense for public affairs, effective soon. President Johnson accepted the move with regret amid controversy over the Vietnam bombing and civilian casualty disclosures. deputy Philleo Goulding expected to assume duties. Sylvester suggested he may move to New York to write, denying this relates to the Cuban missile crisis disclosures.
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