Fort Detrick Seeks Equality in Federal Service Plan
Fort Detrick Public Information Office shares a proposed Activity Plan of Action to improve equal opportunity for Negroes and other minorities in initial employment training and all work matters. President Johnson stresses that the Federal Service must uphold constitutional rights and provide equal treatment regardless of race or religion. Civil Service head Macy defends equal opportunity without race quotas, aiming for balance in employment without preferential treatment. Explorer Post 799 outlines Ready Training for Scouts in five phases including physical fitness and readiness badges, plus water safety and emergency skills. News notes readiness training, canoeing, and a weekend campout that showcased mentorship and scouting skills.
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Fort Detrick
Public Information Office
Lyndon B. Johnson
Government of
the United States
United States
Federal Service
OG Mare
John W. Macy, Jr
Civil Service Commission
Explorer Post
Sheldon Janowitz
Ee Service
Post
Richard A. Henson
CBS
Shell Oil Co
Spectacular photography program slated for TV channels 2 and 3
The sponsor announces a follow up program featuring photography like the first test to air on TV channels 2 and 3 at 10 pm Monday August 31. Safety Division will send test forms to all civilian and military personnel by mail with extra copies at ten post distribution points and at IH and S Division or any Shell Service Station.
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de Hart
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Johnson After Heart Attack Builds Historic Senate Record
World Today recounts Lyndon B. Johnson at 57 reflecting on his 47th birthday in 1955, his heart attack six years earlier, and his return to power as Senate Democratic leader. It highlights his relentless energy, detailed planning, and focus on courtesy to colleagues that fueled a remarkable legislative run through early 1956.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Johnson
Congress
Johnson plans weight drop after major heart attack
Doctors explain Johnson and Eisenhower both survived heart attacks years ago and now show signs of recovery as collateral vessels support heart function. Despite initial diet, Johnson aimed for 180 pounds but now weighs about 210, while remaining 6 feet 3 inches tall.
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Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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