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15 Altho Connally admitted he "might well" change parties, he said he would do so not because of personal ambitions, but because of his beliefs, what he feels US stands for, and the future hopes for US. JBC also noted State is "another recurring rumor, 11 but he doesn't anticipate offer and hopes one isn't extended since he wishes to continue in law practice. JBC said R.N feels energy crisis is far worse than people realize and predicted RN would be paying a lot of attention to it. RN has some ideas, he continued, acknowledging Mideast stability is part of it. When Monroe noted media has been criticized for role in war coverage and R.N even "chided" it, JBC said part of media failed to be objective, but that was only natural. Pics of enemy activity were unavailable, while press was given full run of US side which led to distortions. He praised RN's courage, adding R.N felt the actions he took would bring NVN to the table. JBC concurred, adding like LBJ, RN suffered enormous criticism. He sees great prospects for long-range peace. Discussing budget cutbacks, JBC noted it was difficult to get rid of anything in a democracy but he applauded RN's courage in doing what he thinks is right. JBC said RN wants cutbacks, not because programs aren't his, but because they aren't doing the job. Means reports when a Georgetown GOP hostess asked her 8 guests about their 176 choice, 5 voted for JBC, 1 each for Taft, Brock and Percy. "Interesting" to Means because guests were relatively conservative past and present Admin officials, plus a GOP MC. Now that one of the "most powerful influences restraining" JBC from jumping parties LBJ is gone, friends believe JBC will soon become either a GOP or Dem-Ind., she adds. She also says JBC and Strauss are no longer confidantes; JBC was "furious" when Strauss said the Dems couldn't nominate a man who hadn't supported McG, even tho Strauss later modified his remarks. But JBC was not placated, viewed the comment as insult, and pushed him closer to GOP. Means concludes, if HAK leaves, State might suddenly be more desirable to JBC and it would offer him a prominent platform. UPI leads: "Army said it planned to treat RN's son-in-law just like any other 1st Lt. A few minutes before, Ed Cox rolled up to the base in a WH limousine. 11

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