Senate panel blasts LBJ for inaction on riot report
Three members of a Senate subcommittee criticize the Johnson administration for not backing the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders recommendations. They press for up to 2.4 million jobs and training. Kennedy Lindsay Clark cite lack of executive action and urge endorsement. Describes commission warnings of possible white and Negro societal polarization and need for drastic remedies.
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Rusk praised as winner in Vietnam policy hearing
UPI reports White House supporters credit Secretary of State Rusk with clarifying U.S. Vietnam war policy during the Senate Foreign Relations Committee cross examination. Johnson will remain commander in chief, even as Congress is urged to join in troop decisions. several House members lauded Rusk while defending the president’s constitutional powers.
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