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INTERPRETIVE REPORT -
Defense Policy Change Is Unlikely
By RICHARD FRTKLUND
Star Staff Writer
Substantial changes In de
fense policy and personnel un
der the new Chief Executive
are "just not in the cards," ac
cording to one administration
official who is close to Presi
dent Lyndon B. Johnson
Mr. Johnson has ssid in the
past that Secretary of Defense
McNamara is the outstanding
man In the cabinet. There was
no speculation yesterday that
Mr. McNamara would be
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is no obvious reason for Mr.
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! Except for this issue, the
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agreement over the general
war portion of the new budget
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, budget. The Navy Is not re
questing another carrier; the
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vis lona or men.
Defease Package Can Wait
The moat difficult pending 1
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il defenae and air defense im- *
provements.
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$3 billion a year for several, 1
years, if the President approves
It. 81nce Nike-X has not passed 1
all Its development tests. Mr. !
Johnson will %ot have to weigh 1
the great cost againrt the
potential lives saved until late
1964 at the earliest.
| Mr. Johnson apparently has
no favorite defense experts who
could be put Into the Pentagon I
to upset the general trends es-! i
tablished under the late Presi-!,
dent Kennedy. Beveral old ,
friends from his Senate days'*
already are In the Pentagon in '
high positions. f
Texas Oov. John Connally, 1
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dent Kennedy, is a Johnson c
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first Secretary of the Navy,
serving one year. Cyrus R
Vance, now Secretary of the
Army, served as a counsel for
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for Mr. McNamara In the man
agement and administration
field, also worked on Capitol
Hill for Mr. Johnson
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thoroughly In harmony with
the “crisis-management" tech
niques developed by the late
President and Mr. McNamara.
The approach, In brief. Is to
apply military threats on the
adversary in gradually increas
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him continual opportunities to
back down gracefully.
This worked well during the
Cuban crisis last year, and Mr.
Johnson was active on the "Ex
ecutive Committee” which de
vised the tactics.
The tightened-pressure ap
proach is also the basis now for
standby plans to handle any
future Berlin confrontation.
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U. N. Sets Tributes
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y„
Nov. 33 (APl.—The United
Nations announced today the
General Assembly will hold a
special meeting at 10:30 a.m
Tuesday for tributes to the
memory of President Kennedy.
Meetings of the assembly and
four committees originally set
for Monday were canceled be
cause of the President's funeral
that day.
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