Johnson seeks to prove Kennedy right on 1960 choice
President Lyndon B. Johnson focuses on proving JFK made no mistake in tapping him as running mate in 1960. He plans a broad campaign across states to blunt Barry Goldwater’s appeal, while balancing civil rights progress, economy gains, and nuclear risk concerns.
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Steffen Dairy Foods scholarship awarded to KU student
The Steffen Dairy Foods Co scholarship of 300 dollars for 1964 65 funds Thomas Bailey Harrison a Liberal native and fourth year student in KU’s five year pharmacy curriculum. Harrison is an honor student and NSF undergraduate research scholar.
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Kennedy Right Four Years Ago Faces Public Confidence Vote
A public confidence vote scheduled for November 3 weighs the belief that John F. Kennedy was correct in his policies four years earlier. The measure asks voters to affirm or reject the president's course and leadership.
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