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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1965

Page

6

Douglas backs Long for Senate leadership post

Sen. Paul H. Douglas a Northern liberal says he helped Sen. Russell B. Long win the job of assistant Democratic leader of the Senate. Douglas notes they have worked together in many battles though they differed on civil rights, praising Long as a man of character and a friend who supports helping the poor. Long won over Sens. John O. Pastore and Mike Monroney in a 68 vote.

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Inauguration Blends Tradition with New Elements

President Johnson will be sworn in January 20 with the 300 voice Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Leontyne Price performing. Earl Warren will administer the oath, with John W. McCormack handling Humphrey's. Governors from 49 states and 60 bands march in the parade.

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U.S. Casualties in Viet Nam Rise Sharply in 1964

In 1964 the United States logged 1,173 battle casualties in South Vietnam, nearly double the total for 1961 1963 combined. Among them 136 were killed, with 14 missing presumed captives. The Army suffered 1,009 losses, Navy 25, Marine Corps 39, and Air Force 100.

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