Moyers and aides shaping Johnson White House team
A profile of Johnson era aides who likely form the inner core of the new White House staff as Kennedy appointees depart. Moyers, Reedy, Walter Jenkins, and aerospace-connected figures like Lloyd, Webb, Belieu, and Welsh are highlighted as key intimates and potential leaders in the Johnson administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Bill D. Moyers
White House
Moyers
Mr. Johnson
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
George E. Reedy
United Press
Walter Jenkins
O. B. Lloyd Jr
Texas
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
James E. Webb
NASA
Kenneth E. Belieu
the Navy
Edward C. Welsh
National Aeronautics and Space Council
Sen
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Kennedy
Asking Too Much From The President
Americans demand excessive public contact from the President, balancing exposure with welfare. A poll favors cutting whistle stop campaigning for more TV and radio presence and even eliminating motorcades. The piece argues reducing exhausting duties could protect the nation's wellbeing while preserving iconic access.
Majority rule in unions and its dangers
Viewpoints column debates the union shop and majority rule, arguing unions may deny minority rights when leadership is financially secured by members. It warns against unchecked majorities and cites Jefferson’s electing despotism while urging careful examination of American tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Jority
Gov
Nelson Rockefeller
New York City
Rockefeller
American Republic
Europe
Jefferson
Calcium and politics shape 1964 campaign views
David Lawrence notes the Kennedy succession and Johnson era trigger GOP doubts about Goldwater and Rockefeller prospects and argues real shifts hinge on policy, not personalities. He warns Republicans must adapt to fiscal and civil rights clashes shaping voter sentiment, beyond surface rhetoric.
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Tennessee
Alabama
Lady Dottie's Indoor Empire and Abridged Age
Hal Boyle humor column contrasts cat Lady Dottie with aging feline laziness and xenophobia. The piece blends domestic anecdotes on her middle age, quirks, and scorn for strangers with witty lines about her patience with children and a trick of turning a doorknob. It shifts to a political aside about Republican opposition and the campaign outlook.
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New York
Dottie
Tracy Ann
Frances
Lady Dottie
Health as Seen By Dr. Brady
A reader asks Dr William Grady for health guidance through Palladium Times columns. The letter requests Little Lessons topics such as Save Your Skin Care of the Feet and How to Breathe while noting other titles and memories of the Brooklyn Eagle in the 1920s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Greay
William Grady
Palladium Times
Bless the Business Enterprises of Our Nation
An editors moment of meditation prays for blessing on business and free enterprise. It asks divine guidance for the nation to maintain interest in trade as a force for peace and growth, linking expanding markets to the defense of freedom.
Joe Clark Targets Senate Cabal in Push for Reform
National Whirligig Chark of Pennsylvania in flight with Senate bosses. Joe Clark, a Democratic Senator, accuses the Senate Establishment led by Byrd, Russell, Hayden, Eastland, Stennis, and McClellan of blocking tax, civil rights, and funding programs. He urges leadership to discipline foot-draggers and notes the clash with Lyndon Johnson’s rise to the presidency.
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Chark
Pennsylvania
Senate
Washington
Tenderfoot
Joe Clark
United States Senate
Clark
Joe«clark
Virginia
Harry Byrd
Georgia
Richard Russell
Arizona
Carl Hayden
Mississippi
Jim Eastland
John Stennis
Arkansas
John McClellan
Cligwie
Judiciary
Appropriations
Democratic Party
Lemiership
Congress
Byrd
Finance
McClellan
Eastland
Republcan
Lyndon Johnson
United States
East shows sharp defense to defeat notrump in contract bridge
In a Masters round, East using point-count logic defeats South’s 3NT. West opens spades, East signals strength by avoiding last spade cashing, deceives declarer about spade distribution, and forces a misguessed diamond finesse. East’s reasoning hinges on high-card point counting to expose South’s precise 16 points and compel the contract down.
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East
West
East Wongrith
Declarer
South
Dummy
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Mr. Kennedy
Sherman
Council On Foods and Nutrition
American Medical Association
New Jersey
David Lawrence
America
Goldwater
Nature
Florida
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Hal Boyle
Brooklyn Eagle
By Andrew Tully
B. Jay Becker
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