Johnson regrets Vietnam views of youth in interview
President Johnson says he might have retained more support among young Americans if he had involved the public more in decision making on Vietnam. In a True Magazine interview, Johnson admits a poor grasp of youth opinion and notes that democratic channels failed to express disagreement. He calls Chicago events at the Democratic National Convention rage and terror, while reflecting on trust and accessibility.
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Violence and Reform Echo in Chicago Convention Speech
The speaker notes the violent clash among protestors and urges restraint. He sees the 1968 Chicago event as revealing tensions between McCarthy supporters and veteran delegates, suggesting it marks the start of reforms to the convention and Electoral College systems.
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McCarthy
Finch vows new strategy on Dixie school integration
Washington United Press International reports Welfare Secretary Robert J Finch states the Nixon Administration will not ease focus on school desegregation in the South but will pursue a different strategy. He criticizes the Johnson era for arbitrary actions and supports targeted negotiations with five southern districts to pursue compliance with desegregation guidelines.
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UPI
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Farmer Will Consider Taking New Position In Nixon Admin
James L. Farmer, former head of the Congress of Racial Equality, said he is seriously considering an offer to serve as Undersecretary of Health, Education and Welfare. In an interview at Northern Illinois University he noted talks with HEW Secretary Robert Finch and expected a Washington announcement within a week to ten days.
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Hickel’s Ride Still Mystery
Washington observers question the status and duties of James G. Watt named a high level adviser to Interior Secretary Walter Hickel. Watt, a former U S Chamber of Commerce lobbyist, opposed stricter federal pollution controls and land reclamation rules, drawing protests from U S senators wary of Hickel’s conservation commitments.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Congress
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