Vice Presidency Shrugged By Louis Cassels In Washington
The article surveys the vice presidency's history and role, noting its low esteem yet potential power. It cites Adams, Jefferson, Van Buren, and others, and explains 12th Amendment changes and the use of the office for balance on tickets, with examples of past occupants achieving the presidency. It also mentions current nominations and training news from Ft Gordon, Ft Polk, and Lowry AFB.
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Johnson Uses Sequoia For Potomac River Cruises
President Johnson favors the USS Sequoia over the Honey Fitz for summer outings on the Potomac. The elderly cruiser carries him for hours with onboard motion pictures screened on the upper deck. A crewed windscreen shields the screen during shows.
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