Newsweek 2/1/1965-Churchill-Inauguration, LBJ budget FN For Sale

This issue of Newsweek features Winston Churchill on the cover, commemorating his life from 1874 to 1965. Inside, the magazine covers a range of topics including the inauguration of Lyndon B. Johnson and LBJ\'s budget plans.

• Winston Churchill, 1874-1965 — Terence Le Goubin
• The Inauguration — Page 10
• A relaxed, informal Inauguration—and then the President\'s illness
• At a windy meeting in Chicago, the GOP licks its wounds
• LBJ brings in his budget under $100 billion, not counting the extras
• A stunning defeat for Wilson and Labor
• Erhard and de Gaulle—healing the breach
• The Red summit in Warsaw
• Premier Huong vs. the Buddhists
• Anti-Americanism in the Philippines
• Peru\'s domestic peace corps
• How are things in Guatemala?
• Tom Wolfe and his magic typewriter
• A new twist on the comic strip
• Cribbing at the Air Force Academy
• How the PTA will fight the far right wing
• A new president for Sarah Lawrence
• Art at the crossroads: the latest wrinkle in billboards
• Messner and the 80-year-old skiers: the mess in charter flights
• What is a stroke?
• Why fat people stay fat
• An OK flight by Gemini
• Weather watcher Tiros 9 goes into orbit
• First family: director George Schaefer
• Flirting with 900, the \'white chip\' market
• The boom in community antenna TV (Spotlight on Business)
• What will the fair reopen?
• Protestant Episcopal spokesman
• France defines obscenity
• Bobby Hull—going like 60
• Weekend warriors and \'weekend warriors\'
• The art of George Braques
• And Callas records a cool \'Carmen\'
• Who did what to whom? Sculptors in court
• The Group Theater Workshop takes kids off the street and puts them on the stage
• Welles and the \'War and Peace\'
• Williams Castle and his horrible horrors
• A magnificent novel by William Humphrey
• Neither France nor Russian, but, in a sense, both

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