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Keeping it clean
James Fuqua, an agricultural economics major
from Corpus Christi, hoses the mud off one of
the trucks being used for bonfire construction.
Fuqua is a senior and serves as a redpot
of the student leaders in charge of building ik
1982 bonfire.
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United Press International
BOSTON — From the time
he was a married and ambitious
congressman until shortly after
he became president, Lyndon B.
Johnson conducted a secret
affair with the beautif ul mistress
of a wealthy Texas newspaper
publisher, biographer Robert A.
Caro says.
T he affair broke up, in large
part, because Alice Glass dis
approved of Johnson’s decision
to escalate the Vietnam War,
which she called one of history’s
errors, Caro said.
In an excerpt from his up>-
corning biography, “The Years
of Lyndon Johnson,” published
this week in the Atlantic Month
ly, Caro said Johnson and Glass
met frequently, beginning in the
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late 1930s, at the palatial estate
of Charles E. Marsh, then pub
lisher of the Austin Amencan-
S talesman.
While carrying on the affair,
Johnson built a close and re
warding bond with Marsh — re
peatedly asking his advice in
personal and political matters,
inflating the publisher’s ego,
Caro said.
Glass, who is now dead, first
became Johnson’s admiring
protege in 1937, teaching him
table manners and ways to im
prove his appearance, the article
said.
A small-town girl who grew
into a dazzling, sophistocated
beauty, she also attempted to
educate Johnson in literature,
reading him poetry at the Marsh
estate known as Longlea, it said.
Their affair began in 1939
and continued into the early
years of Johnson’s presidency,
Caro said. Glass eventually mar
ried Marsh — and remarried
several times thereafter
She told friends she bun»j
the love letters Johnson
written her because she
want her granddaughter I
know she had been assi L
with the man Glass consi
responsible for the Vieifi
War, the article said.
Marsh became an ardent
hacker and didn’t bother tol
his bias in the pages of
American-Statesman, wi
several articles himself.
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om
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BELFAST, No
As voters wet
Wednesday to el
local assembly in
xperts defused ;
Protestant party
“It was a fairly
1 le would call up (manafl j 0 jj ce spokesman
editor) Charlie Green andsaf ^ ho Use wo
want a box on the front p>! 0 asted alive.’
and he’d dictate somethinj
Johnson,” said
Mary Louise.
But during the years
romance, Johnson took®
traordinary chance with hi5[*
tical fortunes at home, thut
cle said.
James Molyne
Glass' sfii jf Ulster’s largest
party, narrowly
““■Tuesday when £
iet by leftist guer
abotaging the
oloded at the Bel
ters of his pro-J
An unidentified manfan'l Unionist Party.
with the affair said Johnson'
“taking one hell of a risk.
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