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Show I2A The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, March 1, 1864 Vexed GOP Rivals ook Ahead Hopefully- -f or Break AiAAAfcAAA t Heres How That Man of r " By Joseph A. Loftus New York Times acts politics so naturally he doesnt have to think about It In any pro- after days of Lyndon B. in the White House. The new President moved with dazzling swiftness and sure-foo- found sense. WASHINGTON, Feb. 29-He is a man of, action, rather to Republicans on occasion refer than a man of thought, and except edness after John F. Kennedys' President Johnson as "the political for a few sleeping hours evidenv. assassination. animal1 they are showing no distly Even before landing In Wash- very few he is everlastingly is true.More die opposite respect in action. ington he called a Cabinet meeting, to be are sure, vexed, They ALL POLITICIANS respect the Less than 24 hours in office, beT e tflePhone as any one is vexed when he B. "g true political animal, though the doubtful friendships. feels outwitted or outmaneu-vered,-b- y be no more than the respect may a rival. - vaunted of the fear IT WAS IMPORTANT also to challengers t move. set the direction of government What they mean is that with champions next Governors who had attended This approximates the ReMr. Johnson politics is almost inMr. mind of state today and Kennedys funeral were sum- stinctive. He lives, breathes publican t- - moned to hear the Presidents bill and tentions on the on civil rights. A few days later he affirmed this in a moving speech to Congress, were ordered son intuition nounced the smaller than tax-cutti- . l er automobiles. Nearly every day there was something additional along this line. A couple of military bases mitment to ' the Kennedy civil rights program, Mr, Johnson was reconstituting his alliance with the Southern political establishment 100 Days WASHINGTON, Feb. 29 -PJohnson made his w '' 'T t 7! Satur- fiM maior appointment day in his j cam- to give paign women top posts in government He picked Mrs. Fr ankieFree-man- , Negro wom- an lawyer .from Str Louis,: as a r s !1 Mr. Johnson said several A-now being flight-teste- d at Edwards Aif Force Base in California. The plane was built by Lockheed Aircraft Corp., Burbank, Calif., and is powered by J58 jet engines deWhitney signed by the Pratt division of United Aircraft Corp. ll i h in entailed majoradvances aircraft technology' great Associated Fre At his first formal news conference Saturday, President Johnson denounces what be called mw in Office x justified speculation on how the war is going in South Viet Nam and how it should be waged. U.S. Foresees Johnson Picks New Chief Of Far Eastern Affairs member of the significance to both military and Civil Rights Com- commercial application parmission. ticularly in efforts to develop a He used the supersonic airliner. spotlight of his JOHNSON disclosed he C New York Time Service first televised news conference MR. will make public Monday a reof the to announce ' Feb. 29 -Pappointment WASHINGTON, By Assorted Pres this "distinguished Missouri law- port by Eugene Black, former - Johnson announced resident on World the head of Bank, WASHINGTON, Feb. 29 -Pyer.! resident Johnson said Saturday Saturday that William Putnam Mrs. Freeman, 47, will fill plans for financing the 1903 treaty under which the tiic airliner program. the wpuld be appointed assistthe Bundy on vacancies two of An flr Question Put to the United States operates the Panaant secretary of state for Far commission and is the first! President sought his appraisal ma Canal perhaps would rewoman named to the Eastern Affairs. of the this year political impact quire adjustment group since it was author- of the possible of or Senates next who Is Investigation , WILLIAM BUNDY ized by Congress in 1957. Bobby Baker, the President's Other as The known Bundy LATIN AMERICAN diplomats MR. JOHNSON has urged his erstwhile protege who quit last because he is the elder brother Cabinet and agency heads to October as secretary to the Sen- - here saw the statement as a that the stalemated of .hopeful sign and McGeorge Bundy, the princiin women Democratic ate key jobs majority. place Efforts to settle differences be- pal White House aide on forhe reportedly set a goal of at RESTATING A position he has tween the 'United States and eign affairs is now assistant least 50 by the end of this month taken jnjthe past, Mr. Johnson 'Panama may be headed toward secretary sol defense for Inter'if possible. national Security Affairs.1 It had been expected the Pres- said this is a matter for the a solution. to handle and we will But bone of these sources was ident might name Mrs. Polly Senate At the State Department he term have to see what the conse- willing to predict any early setShackleton to a three-yea- r succeed' Roger Hilsman, will their tlement of the lingering dispute on the District of Columbia quences are, following of who resigned Feb. 25 to reall the which erupted in deadly rioting after recommendations Commission. turn to academic life. in the Canal Zone early in Januevidence is in.. Mr. ary and which led to a rupture Mrs. ShackOn several occasions, THE President Johnson also anleton, wife of a U.S. Informa- Johnson waxed philosophical, as of diplomatic relations between that he would name nounced ' tion Agency exhibits officer, when he was asked whether the the two countries. John T. McNaUghton, who has has been a, Democratic nation- world is trending toward concilbeen general counsel at the DeNO REAL discussion of the al committee woman since 1961. iation rather than strife. long-tim- e fense. Department, to succeed differences over the Canal Zone has been possible Bundy as assistant secretary for International Security Affairs. because there has been no agree- Aitociated Press ft Irephote ment on an agenda. THE PRESIDENT further anTo move Panama has taken the position William P. Bundy I tontod mud Sold lorgt Stock In Soft loko j his intention to appoint from nounced defense security post that it will not talk unless the ! 7 Style. M$4eneemM led. to M. Luevano of California Daniel in advance United States agrees PH Potlont'i Fartkulo Hood as assistant secretary of the to renegotiate the treaty under & Alrfoow KENTS leec than Wovtyrwt which it holds the Canal' Zone Army. Rubber Mottrotm ; 64 for Day in perpetuity. Bundy was made- - assistant loda AvoUobJo. MO of defense last Octolew secretary u :r Adjwl high v THE UNITED States has rewhen President John F. ber comfused to any such advance Kennedy appointed Paul H. mitment and has said resumpHU 1 51 then in charge of InterNitze, 4 IM bf tion diplomatic relations, lilt SO. STATI national Security Affairs, as Ibroken.by Panama, should v pre-secretary of the Navy to succede any parley. ceed Fred Korth. 4 i ... Kennedy's Go To Circus, Varl-Htt- s -- Baker Probe Rmftuality (He was 1 minute and onds late.) . By Associated Press 52 sec- WASHINGTON, Feb. 29-S- en. .) charged conference was Hugh Scott , The press much less of an extravaganza Saturday that officials high iu than President John F. Ken- the 'government are trying to nedys theatricalized meetings block the Senate investigation of with the press. Bobfy Baker. It was less emotional than He asked, "What do people President Dwight D. Eisenhowin government have to high ers, less spicy than President hide less and S Trumans Harry sweeping than President FrankThe senator also accused the lin D. Roosevelt's. Defense Department of evading his demand for an investigation - THE PRESIDENT seemed at of a reported leak from Its conease yet he was obviously on fidential files which, he said, his guard. His answers were was intended to smear Don B. cautious and circumspect Thus a witness who testiwhen he was asked whether he Reynolds, fied against Baker and tossed had speculated as to who would name of President Johnson be his Republican opponent In the into the probe. November, he replied, No I havent speculated on whether I SCOTT IS A member of the will run or even who I will run Senate Rules Committee, now against if I do run. This is a mat- investigating how Baker accuter for the conventions of the mulated wealth estimated at two parties to determine wvhen more than two million dollars the delegates are property while serving as Ihr J19,HX)-a- ; chosen and they act. year secretary to the Senates . PRESIDENT Kennedy used to Democratic majority. co at news his Johnson Mr. face reporters from an elevated rostrum in the State Depart- ference Saturday was asked ment auditorium. Presidents assess the possible political imEisenhower and Truman stood pact of the Baker inquiry and before their questioners In the be declined to do-sIndian Treaty Room of the Ex, MR! JOHNSON noted that the ecutive Offices Building. Presimatter still Is under investigadent Roosevelt answered ques-tion- s tion and said that after the comwhile seated at his desk mittee issues its report well in the White House. have to see what the conseMB. JOHNSON sat too. He quences are. - t Anodtted Press Wirephote Intent spectators at President Johnsons news conference Saturday were 16 year old Lucy Baines Johnson, at top, and Warrie Lynn Smith who is living at White House while attending college with Lucys sister, 19 year old Linda. -- ADVIRTItBMCNT AMAZING PSORIASIS STORY Jan. 10, I960 Pittsburgh, Pa. Doctored (or psoriasis 30 years. Spent much money to no avail. Then used GHP Ointment snd Tablets for 2 weeks. Scales disappeared as if by magic. In I cleared weeks skin and clean. 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ICE CREAM DOUBLE N SKY ef-lo- rt HI -I- A CRISP CONE, WHY NOT 7" Carolines, r, DIPPED 03 A CLASSMATE of Agatha Pozen, and Mrs. Walter Pozen, were also In the party. The children of the late president attended the morning performance of the Ringllng Brothers Bamum and Bailey show, SNACK BARS vJN , center-rin- g. -- Cream Cone ALBERTSON'S, FAMOUS d ENJOY ON! RIGHT NOW. Rigl J No one bothered them during the show or after. Secret Service men assigned to the late presidents widow discouraged news photographers from getting close. - - one low By Associated Press BEFORE THAT Bundy had WASHINGTON, Feb. 23-- Mrs. John F. Kennedy took her chil- been Nitzes deputy since the dren to the circus Saturday. beginning of the Kennedy Ad- Albertsons D0Tlce i held the conference in the State Department but transferred it from the audttorium'to the In.WASHINGTON, Feb.. 29 -Pternational Conference Room resident Johnson Saturday car- where took bls 'seat on the he ried T)ff his first level as the reporters, televised press conference in a -same On the otheif hand Kir. Johncareful, competent, satisfactory son flashed none of Mr. Kenmanner. Both he and the 305 He managed a few wit nedys reporters present seemed to be In dealing with generally pleased with it Sat- grins, especially . questions. political, urday concluded his first 100 days In office. Without flourish the Fresh dent entered the large HIS PRESS conference was, conference room. as it should have been, a distinctive performance that pre- , He sat down in a green office served the institution yet at the chair and leaned comfortably same time set Mr. Johnsons forward on a desk rostrum and, style apart from that of his un dramatically, began reading an I announcement that William predecessors. B. This reporter, who has covBundy would be the new asered nearly all of the presiden- sistant secretary of state for tial press conferences of the last Far Eastern Affairs. 17 years, presumed to keep a "report card on Mr. Johnsons performance. The results: News Content B minus A Accuracy A Avoidance of boners Elocution Temper control Syntax AppMjaner' Wlrephot. Adjustment . rights demands and resistance may make a difference, W thats another 100 days. (ft-Pa- Canal Pact t THE FACT ISJafter 100 lays, Mr. Johnson has offended no important group in the body politic. , A summer of discontent oyer civil Solon Claims Try to Stop ( A-- ll under way. . ' Republicans are turning also to relations for foreign political pay dirt They know of his relative inexperience in this area. gray-carpet- e aircraft are DEVELOPMENT of the fleet plane was made possible in part, Mr.. Johnson said, by the mastery of techniques for usk.g J tanium which can resist the high temperatures created by travel at more than three times the speed of sound. Mr. Johnson saidwork on the Republicans hope that something important can be made of the Bobby Baker investigation now By Robert J, Donovan" JD Los Angeles Times A-- ll resident Mr. Johnson has worked at pro-- " jecting himself as a man of strength, an economizer, and a liberal who is not extravagant Democrats, and a lot of Republicans believe at the end of 100 days he has achieved his image. HOW HE PROCLAIMS himself a civil rights man extraordinary and at the same time seems to have reclaimed the South is a paradox that Southerners have difficulty explaining. Mr. Johnson is by no means ' politically invulnerable. . Johnson Carries First Televised Press Meet tained by Henry Cabot Lodge, the U.S. ambassador to South be restored before talks pro Viet Nam who has been menceed. ' tioned asa possible GOP asMR, JOHNSON said the pirant . administration position is firm MR. JOHNSON said JLbdge, in support of the House-passe- d the GO vice presidential nomicivil rights bill. He said he susin 1960, has done nothing of nee pects that rumors he might be the to a key compromise partisan nature that has in willing section public- - accommodations any -- way interfered with his of the bill "are strictly Repub- work in Saigon. lican in origin. development bf Announcing r As for politics, Mr. John- - the experimental jet, Mr. son said he hasnt speculated Johnson said the craft "has been on who might be his Republican tested in sustained flight at more opponent in the November than 2,000 miles per hour and dential election. And he said he at altitudes in excess of 70,000 is unaware of any "political in- feet. clinations that may be enter He added that details of the planes performance "will remain strictly classified. By Associated Press a com- - ANALYSIS -- Continued From Page 1 Woman to ffigi.its Panel With John- mvs Interceptor LB J Appoints closed. and flair, he anbudget would be originally planned. WHILE PROCLADIIXG By Nov. 30 he had seized the economy I s s u e. Departments were'ufdered to go on a strict ' . ecoiwmy basis. less" There was to be travel by cafcjnet officers, smaller and few- - U.S. Unveils New Plane, 2,000-mp- h - in First 100 Days as President Actioii-Jolmson-- Did 100 '' ? price ministration. , Mr. Johnson said 'Saturday that he decided to move Bundy from the Defense Department to the State Department after consultations with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara. , , you ow ma a tif it McNamara- ,- the President said, "reluctantly agreed, but did agree. FOR THE LAST three years the Defense' Department, Bundy has been deeply involved in those problems where foreign and military policies are Intertwined. His particular rehas been foreign sponsibility military aid, which has been running at about a billion dollars a year for several years. ly. naiMi t leeiii gioglo Umm Only Umm Chm m i Your Ckoko of ANY fUMI Oof iorgo UllCilw M g Fr In an obvious reference to the .critical siuation in South Viet Nam, the President added: "We do think that this world area needs every bit of the best manpower that it c$n get at sin tuua i5 fi . OWSTroa ItUko MVI 5 r.0:EKH Ntxt fO riUNf 100 (DOWN mm ,100 I tf w rarrp WEEIir Aw. OFFICES TO SERYE YOU I ftUHOtNQ COftNCft 147 SOUTH MAIN ST. 2J SOUTH Pr S T. Doordcm, O P. Pr. t. O. Of 11 Dwy, EAST O D. ' if 2449 Or. WASHINGTO- Don C. Jomu, O.D. r N- 140 WEST - CENTER ST. J Pr. J. I. Paly, O.P. T "TTTrrjTTCT MAIN mi CENTER STS. 'V I |