Johnson trophies Congress with record legislative output
President Johnson leads a Congress that, by year end, will have produced a vast volume of measures aimed at boosting the economy and uplifting the poor. The article notes rapid passage of social and economic reforms, foreign aid expansion, and a drive to improve urban life, housing, education, and health while managing Viet Nam policy.
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Johnson
Legislative Assembly
LBJ
Washington
Viet Nam
Franklin D. Roosevelt
FDR
Richard Goodwin
Housing and Urban Affairs Department
John
House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Corr Wins Mississippi Senate Seat in Special Runoff
William E. Corr, 29, of Sardis, becomes the first Republican in the Mississippi Senate since Reconstruction after defeating Billie Lowe in a Panola County special election runoff to fill the late J. Roland Lowe’s unexpired term. Corr emphasizes qualifications over party affiliation and supported Barry Goldwater in 1964.
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William E. Corr
Sardis
Mississippi
Senate
Corr
Panola County
Billie Lowe
J. Roland Lowe
Batesville
Lowe
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