Johnson aims to push Kennedy program through Congress
Washington AP reports that Lyndon Johnson may leverage pride, know-how and speed to win major legislation in 1964. He seeks action on foreign aid, education and youth employment, with tax relief and civil rights atop a likely State of the Union push. Johnson’s skill as a negotiator, aided by allies Byrd Russell Ford and Halleck, could yield progress though hurdles remain in the Senate and House.
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Seneca Land Case Faces Damages Debate and Hearings
In Washington the Army appraisal valued Seneca damages at 60 000 while attorney Lazarus pressed for 5 00 000 and potential further pay. Subcommittees study underground resources and reservoir impacts as lawmakers seek a path to assist Seneca Indians amid river dam construction and related legislation.
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