Johnson seeks private life as rumors swirl in Texas
The letter to the editor notes Lyndon B. Johnson has withdrawn from public view at his Pedernales ranch near Johnson City. Observers describe him as quietly brooding and focused on private life, with some friends denying reports of deep despondency while others say he misses the presidency's power.
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Harris Years Before Governorship Seen As Comer Turncoat
A review of Harris in 1960s and 70s political cycles notes his rise from Oklahoma Senate junior member to potential governor. It highlights clashes between Humphrey and Kennedy factions, with critics calling him belligerent, yet supporters describe him as open and likeable and eager to shape policy rather than cling to public office.
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Lindsay Declares Unity With Party Amid Campaign Rally
At party headquarters Lindsay states he is not bitter and will not break with the party. About 2 000 supporters line the streets to watch the mayor and the GOP slate run as a team with Garelik and Perrotta already endorsed by the Liberal party. He aims to attract dissidents from both major parties.
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