European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 9, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse Sex aide s View oof. Wife be fenced lb9 York a a former White House aide says mrs. Lyn Johnson exercised a powerful influence on her husband s judgments and might Well turn out to be he most influential first lady in american his assessment is made by Eric f. Goldman a Princeton University historian in a Book the tragedy of Lyndon it is being published says the president talked with mrs. Johnson about everything paying close Atten Tion to her. Reactions. She rarely took rigid positions or argued Ashe once said in a phrase that was Only half joking i Bird the infiltration was the deeper because to a i of the president s serpentine mind nurtured in the webs ofis politics the crowning virtue was loyalty. He spoke Magn eloquently of the great loyally of particular cont. On a 7 3 #4 col. A Eye there s the rub president Nixon and Commerce Secretary Maurice stans Aren t sorrowing Over the complexity of their jobs. They re just by coincidence rubbing their Eye sat the same time while in a receiving line at the Commerce department. A photo ans held says defense budget aces deep cuts in Congress weather by Cloudy occasionally mow. Con cold monday. Frankfurt held Alborg Low 18. Temperature recorded Lay get .44 am pm 21 34 London p 30 56 Madrid o30 28 Munich p 28 30 Paru p 25 34 profit Wick p45 61 Rome p 60 Wheelu Adana p , p17 Valano cd Berlin cd Runali cop in on Frankfurt p ear cd Cloudy a partly Cloudy 2nd weather Wing unofficial newspaper of . Forces in Europe North Africa and the Middle East vol. 27, no. 295 sunday february 9, 1969 if 21855 a is Dally 10 sunday atom uni to Brussels suburb Borman and Bis family 0 in Brussels As part of a Goodwill tour of Western Europe. A photo get of fancy astronaut Frank Bor eff cute on his went Abouo 8 Moon tight surveying a Model of us Moon at the Jovits agrees outlays will get close look Washington a sen. Mike Mansfield d-mont.,said saturday that the Democrat dominated Congress is go ing to put a Microscope on the $81.5-billion defense budget and predicted some substantial cuts in . Military spend ing. Voicing a Republican viewpoint sen. Jacob k. Javits,r-n.y., said that there is a real determination in con Gress that the military budgets never again going to be treated As a sacred Mansfield and javits spoke Outin separate interviews As 12 Sena tors and 36 House members most of them classified As demo cratic liberals joined in a state ment calling for among other things a thorough analysis of defense spending to bring it in to reasonable 50 called for speedy ratification of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty arms limitation talks with the russians and re consideration of previous Deci Sions to go ahead with an anti ballistic missile system. The statement issued by . Bradford Moss r-mass., praised president Nixon s pledge to devote his administration to world peace. We add our own pledge the group said Mansfield the Senate demo cratic Leader said that Congress is in a much More critical Moo about defense spending than it has Ever been before. He Attri buted this in part to the uproar Over the Sentinel abm system on which Secretary of defense Melvin r. Laird has temporarily ordered work stopped i think there can be substantial savings in this Field if we face up to the facts and away f oort of Paya $4, cot. Is Mansfield javits return Airlift is under Way for reformer by j. A Ligons a Nuernberg Bureau chief Nuernberg Germany is the first plan Load of sol Diers returning Home from the massive reformer i Maneu vers took off from Here saturday reversing the giant Airlift which brought 15,500 men to German last month. The aircraft a c141 Jet car ried members of the 5th surgical gout on Page �4, col 3
