Johnson tactics on Congress evoke old Senate power plays
Lyndon Johnson applies soothing and prodding to Senate leaders to push civil rights and budget bills. He once rewarded cooperative senators with favorable committee assignments, while those opposing him faced marginalization and exclusion from key panels.
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Washington
Lyndon J. Johnson
Congress
Washington Corral
Appropriations
State
Justice, Commerce
Agriculture
General Service Administration
Johnson
Cepeone
Senate
Lyndon
Bist
Lew
Maine
Ed Muskie
LBJ
Muskie
Foreign Relations Committee
Utah
Frank Moss
Moss
Interior Committee
Probate Will Hearing Notice From Superior Court
Legal notice announces a petition for probate of a will in Mendourne County. The hearing seeks court approval to appoint assets and names Morrison and Nelson & Golden as attorneys for the petitioner. Court details reference 4 Century House, December 2, 1405, with address and contact information for the attorney firm.
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Ifopavise
Mendourne
Hanes
Morrison
Wally Muleison
Drecens
Wall
Agjuil
Isaurier
Pierenens
Lisa
Wood
NAACP Activity in State of Suspension Says Wilkins
The piece reports Roy Wilkins of the NAACP stating civil rights progress is in suspension after President Kennedy's assassination. It notes Johnson's pledge to pursue Kennedy's civil rights agenda, mixed reactions from leaders, and expectations of continued effort versus political hurdles amid a shifting national mood.
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NAACP
Wilkins
Kennedy
AL Kuettner
United Press Internaational
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Johnson
Council For United Civil Rights
Nevro
Martin Luther Kink
Evans Neetoes
King
Wilkens
Arthur McBragier
Coordinating Council of Communisty
Chienteo
Dsenneda
Penaier
de Low
Bravier
Noura
Chow
Kenneds
Barry Goldwater
Namina Jion
Wenneds
San Braneisca
ALY
Ceet Poole
Nero
Odom
Min Iordond
A. Phillip Randolph
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Afl-Cio
Randolph
Aeptines
UPI
William J. Eaton
Washington
Administration
Tate
Uee
Mississippi
Gift for Farmer Who Has Everything
Washington based report notes a UPI item from the Agriculture Department researching a cow fallout shelter as a humorous agrarian status symbol It claims a shelter for three cows and space for six people to ride out nuclear scenarios while the farmer tends livestock Also references voting registration gains and a separate turkey case improvement project for the Agricultural Research Service
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Research Service
Agricultral Research Center
Turkey
Deomrtasont
Uai
Servier
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Feo
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Califeraria
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By Bil Keane
Senae
Sonuth
Middle West
Neure
United
White House
By Dick West
Southern Regional Council
Atlanta
WSS
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Florida
Texas
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Howe
Safeway
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Cibie
Safewa
Elon
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