Johnson Faces Greatest Year of Strain as President
Associated Press analyst James Marlow says 1964 will be the hardest, most exhausting year for President Johnson. Johnson, 46, has kept a grueling pace since his heart attack, taking on massive political work, foreign trips, and constant public engagements. A doctor for Johnson praised his endurance eight years after the attack, noting he rises early, works late, and endures stresses others avoid.
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Television has not spoiled Danny Kaye says star
Hollywood veteran reporters find Kaye upbeat and energized by his weekly TV show. He rejects money as a motive, saying he is wiser, happier, and in better shape. He notes the balance of five weeks on, one off allows travel from Canada to London and attendance at the World Series.
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