La nation . éricains pour l'action démocratique,Kennedy a laissé le distinct — Hutapparemment erroné — impre^que pour lui, LBJ était polisalanathema. <W nous avons ARC dit que l'obtention de Johnsonon sur le billet faisait partie d'un lot de céverplot à r., r il hors du Senateleadership. Mais il ne s'agit que d'une demi-douzaine de versions de la façon dont Johnsonest arrivé à devenir Kennedys run-ning mate. Ce qui m'intéresse, même que la précision de toute version, c'est comment Kennedy squared put-ting Johnson sur le billet un jour après qu'il (Kennedy) a frappé l'un des 6 août, I960 les coups les plus farouches de la came-gn de 1960. Johnsons affirme qu'Ineve

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The nation . ericans for Democratic Action, Kennedy left the distinct — hutapparently erroneous — impre^that to him, LBJ was politicalanathema. <w we arc told getting Johnsonon the ticket was all part of a cleverplot to r., r him out of the Senateleadership. But this is only one of ahalf-dozen versions of how Johnsonhappened to become Kennedys run-ning mate. What interests me, evenre than the accuracy of any ver-sion, is how Kennedy squared put-ting Johnson on the ticket one dayafter he (Kennedy) struck one of August 6, I960 the foulest blows of the 1960 cam-gn. Johnsons assertion that Inever was for Hitler, was an at-tempt to destroy Kennedy in New-York by bringing Father Joes skel-I out of the closet. Kennedy pre-tended it never happened; at leastlit no public retraction.Another revealing aspect of theKennedy campaign has been his be-lated wooing of the clean govern-ment Democrats in New York.When he sought delegates, he didnothing to encourage the hard-putDemocratic reform movement. Iron-. ically, this is one aspect of FDRsearly career his researchers musthave overlooked; FDR fought Tam-many from the beginning. But nowKennedy is trying to win his wayback into tin graces of the Lehmans, Roosevelts and Finlet-Yet the moment DemocraticState Chairman Michael Prcndergastreminded Kennedy how 104 ma-chine votes were cast in his behalf— it was no accident, Prcnder-gast said — Kennedy promptly re-ferred to Prcndergast as the leaderin New York. ONE FINAL point about the Ken-nedy-Johnson ticket. Although theportrait of a cynical young man in ahurry is not very engaging, certain-ly Kennedy is entitled to furthersurveillance before any final judg-ments are made. He may grow. Thefact is he has grown tremendouslyin ability to handle himself in thelast year. But what about Johnson?His presence on the ticket is a causefor genuine liberal concern. It is notmerely that he is there to reassurethe South on civil rights. Thats asecondary and fading interest of theconservativ

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