Johnson Takes Literary Tack In Speeches
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson broadens his style with classical and historical references in recent talks at Pennsylvania State University and to labor editors. He cites Franklin, Hamilton, Tocqueville, Burke, Churchill, and Mr Dooley to frame his points as he positions himself for a possible 1968 presidential bid and highlights a shift from past segregationist labels toward a broader leadership image.
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Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Anacin advertised as safer strong relief for tense headaches
Doctors report tense nervous headaches are common and that Anacin provides faster, more complete relief than aspirin or buffered aspirin. The ad claims Anacin combines proven ingredients like a prescription and helps with nervous tension and mood, usable as directed without upsetting the stomach.
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Johnson honored on 25th anniversary of first Congress election
A White House event follows Kennedy and party leaders praising Lyndon Johnson. Senate leaders Mansfield Dirksen Smathers Saltonstall hail Johnson as indispensable, capable of big durable contributions, and a capable reader who gets things done. Johnson replies humbly, expressing thanks and hope to live up to esteem.
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Campus lighter burning contest debuts at Riverside college
Riverside Calif AP reports a new campus sport as students join fraternity members in a lighter lighting competition. Bobby Allen of Sigma Rho Chi set a 34 minute 34 second challenge with about 20 participants from several fraternities. The event was supervised by two timers two judges and two scorekeepers.
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Lausche Calls for New Farm Approach in 1963 Bill
Senator Frank Lausche of Ohio urges a revised farm program combining voluntary and compulsory elements. He warns the 1963 farm bill could lead to loss of liberty and greater government regimentation while noting the current 1962 program shifts about 1 billion dollars to farmers at public expense. He questions if farmers want to be harnessed or shackled and cites distrust in the Senate Agriculture Committee.
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