Vice President Humphrey Showcases Lavish New Quarters
AP reports Hubert Humphrey toured the vice president’s new apartment featuring six televisions, an eight-button phone, a green and brown den, a copper kitchen, three sides of sunlight, and numerous personal mementos. Mrs Humphrey oversaw decor with cabinet wives at a preinaugural luncheon, while decor includes gold and white color schemes, a glass shower, and a green daybed. The piece blends lifestyle notes with mentions of housing trends and permits.
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Democratic Governors Urge Johnson To Reassess Strategy
Missouri Governor Warren Hearnes led a push among 18 Democratic governors to urge President Johnson to reassess his approach and consider starting over without a 1968 presidential candidate. Rhode Island Governor John Chafee and New Jersey's Richard Hughes weighed in as dissent grew over federal programs and Vietnam spending.
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Johns Hopkins to study women undergraduates policy
Marion Tisenhower announces a Johns Hopkins committee will examine a 200 page report with recommendations to admit women as undergraduates and to recruit more female faculty. Other proposals include expanded construction, arts and sciences faculty growth, and a larger library budget.
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Home Building Rebounds but Still 35 Percent Off
The housing industry shows cautious improvement as November starts rise 14 percent to 1,000,000 units seasonally. Despite the jump, the level remains the lowest in 20 years outside October, with the Commerce Department urging restraint in reading a single month's data and noting six months or more are needed to gauge underlying trends. The broader economy remains solid, but homebuilding remains the major soft spot.
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Governors voice concerns over Johnson Great Society pace
Governors Harold Hughes of Iowa and Harold Johnson warn the Democratic caucus that voters feel the Great Society programs are moving too fast without proper crystallization and organization. The remark came at a midnight conference with emphasis on pacing and clarity.
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