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...have come to the conclusion that the only problems that Johnson has not offered to solve for the American people are those dealing with resurrection and eternal life. In view of this fact, perhaps he should appoint a few theologians to help incorporate these ideas into the master plan...
...should appoint Goldwater his "ViceMan of the Year." If not for Barry, Lyndon would never have made...
...patronage pie in the shape of some 400 legislative housekeeping jobs; thus the Democrats had to depend on Republican holdovers to turn on the lights, call the roll, and even chauffeur the official Cadillacs when the legislature convenes this week. The Democrats also failed to appoint committee chairmen, and in the vacuum Rockefeller happily stole the Democrats' thunder, announced some items of his own program, including several proposals that minority Democrats had been vainly pushing for years...
...highly diversified company that operates movie houses in 16 states, deals in real estate and concert talent, and packages candied fruit. Quipped Salinger, 39: "I may be the youngest living ex-Senator in history." Salinger also disclosed that California's Democratic Governor Pat Brown had promised to appoint Republican Senator-elect George Murphy, who beat Pierre in the Nov. 3 election, to fill Salinger's vacancy. That would give Murphy a lead in seniority over his first-term Senate colleagues...
President Johnson is expected soon to appoint a replacement for Roosa, who resigned to take a partnership in the banking and investment house of Brown Brothers Harriman and write a book on monetary policymaking. Leading candidates for the job: Fred Deming, an able economist and president of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank, who leans toward easy credit. and Charles Coombs, vice president of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, an international monetary expert who helped Roosa line up the $3 billion emergency loan for Britain...