Johnson the Unafraid Doer Who Pleases The Nation
AP analyst James Marlow portrays Lyndon B. Johnson as bold and energetic, six months into his presidency. Johnson openly seeks to please by pushing civil rights, antipoverty, tax cuts, and a moon shot while trimming bases and lights. He engages labor and business leaders, expands women in government, and taps Stan Musial for fitness outreach, all amid nonstop work and phone calls.
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TS Warnes reports six area boys enlisted in the Marine Corps 120 day program. The recruits Allen Stull Samuel Kline Robert Drish Sgt William Hamby Calvin Diggs Walter Stull and J J Crewe will leave for training at Parris Island after high school graduation in June. President Johnson's popularity rises amid rail dispute settlement and mounting national issues as Civil Rights and health care face congressional standoffs.
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