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“WHAT AMERICA THINKS
Kennedy's Cabinet
Generally Approved
NEW TORE. Jan. 14.—The
public, generally, thinks the
new Kennedy cabinet is strong.
Even half the Republicans ap
prove of it. The only personal
criticism is directed against the
naming of Robert Kennedy, the
President-elect's brother, as at
torney general. These conclu
sions are indicated by this
week’s “What America Thinks”
poll.
A cross section of Americans
was asked:
"On the whole, do you think
Kenedy’s cabinet is strong er
weak?”
Those interviewed were also
asked about their political af
filiation.
The results In percentages:
R«p«. Dems. Indi. Tot.
stront .48,8 71. V M.S 81.6
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Mo opinion 18.8 16.7 17. S 17a
The youth of the incoming
cabinet was held to be a weak
ness by some, a strength by
others.
“He has surrounded himself
with young and brilliant men
and his cabinet is young and
brilliant.” said a Texas sales
man, a Democrat.
“Toe Much Teoth”
“His cabinet is weak because
there is too much youth in it.
Being young, he should have
surrounded himself with more
mature men,” said the owner
of a Massachusetts printing
plant, a Republican.
Here is a sampling of other
reasons, starting with those who
said it is a strong cabinet':
"It Is a young and forward
thinking cabinet. They are in
telligent people who look for
ward to the future,” said the
wife of a Virginia oil-driver
salesman, an Independent.
“It is strong, better than I
expected. Mr. Kennedy has
used pretty good judgment ex
cept in one case. In naming
his brother Attorney General,
he left himself open to criti
cism,” said the wife of an
executive of a Wisconsin steel
fabrication company, a Repub
lican.
“Since we aren’t in a period
of great crisis, no drastic action
is needed or indicated. We do
not need fireballs. We do need
men who have had experience
in managing others. We have
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rado lawyer, a Democrat.
Doubts An Expressed
Here ia a sampling of those
who have doubts:
“Weak, because a good per
centage of them were class
mates or friends rather than
’ men qualified for the jobs,”
said a Massachusetts cosmetics
i demonstrator, an independent.
“His Attorney General, Rob
ert Kennedy, doesn’t have the
experience necessary for his
position," said a California real
i estate salesman.
i “I don’t care for many of the
people he chose. They have
: all been weak links In their
. previous experience, but we can
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country,” said the wife of an
lowa inspector, an independent.
(Coprrltnt. 1M1)
U.S. Pay Rise for 1,400
About 1,400 Federal employes
in the Richmond-Petersburg,
Va., area are due to get pay
increases averaging about 7
cents an hour. The Army-Air
Force Wagfe Board announced
the increases yesterday. They
are effective in the first pay
period after January 24.
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