Ladies of the press. Sen. Dominick, 1963 December 1

Following a winter driving safety public service announcement, Senator Peter H. Dominick (R-Colo.) answers questions from moderator Clifford Evans, syndicated columnist Inez C. Robb, and Associated Press Women's Editor Joy Miller during a segment of WOR's radio program, Ladies of the press, on December 1, 1963 in New York, N.Y. Sen. Dominick discusses topics including the transfer of power to President Lyndon B. Johnson following President John F. Kennedy's assassination, the timing for passage of tax and civil rights legislation, reasons for the 88th Congress' lack of accomplishments, civil rights demonstrations, Congressional support for civil rights legislation, the ability of President Johnson to achieve compromise legislation, summit meetings with the Soviet Union and Cuba, women running for elective office, eliminating Communism in Cuba and his views on the Kennedy presidency. Dominick also discusses possible candidates for the presidency in the 1964 election, whether the end of the Cold War will trigger an economic depression, and the effect Kennedy's assassination may have on the activities of hate groups.