Succession Proposals Grow From Vice Presidency Gap
The article surveys concerns over McCormack as acting president if Johnson is disabled. It examines legality under the 1947 law, possible resignations, and paths to reform including dual vice presidents or cabinet succession changes, with input from Keating Ayres Hayden and others.
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Spirit Of Christmas Reminder Of Hope And Charity
An editorial reflection contrasts old time Christmas traditions with modern material abundance. It urges preserving the Christmas spirit and the Christ Child’s message of charity kindness and courage. The piece calls for happiness for children and personal resolve to spread peace on earth and good will toward men.
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Strategy for beating rivals in campus romance
The article outlines a dubious psychology based method to win a campus queen by flattering traits and advising Clarence to praise a hopeful teacher candidate. It ties in Dr Crane's self-help framework and hints at political analysis of Lyndon Johnson's impact on 1964 campaigns.
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Myrtle Walgreen
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
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William Brady
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Beverly Hills
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Folklore and finance mix in a scattered column
A jumble of poems and proverbs on autumn mice and social behavior leads into colloquies on investment diversification with Roger E Spear advising cautious stock selection and a reader seeking growth and income advice amid mid century market chatter.
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Canandaigua Cracker Crux Spawns Old-Time Reflections
An elderly reader recalls local Canandaigua crackers, wind-filled packaging, and era memories. He critiques modern marketing while musing on price, shopkeepers, and nostalgia for simpler foods and social advice. The piece mixes consumer critique with reflections on integrity and gadgetry in packaging.
Nasser Attends Tunis Celebration After Evacuation Move
Cairo reports President Gamal Abdel Nasser flew to Tunis on Thursday to join celebrations marking France’s evacuation of the Bizerte air and naval base. The Middle East News Agency carried the update as regional leaders noted the milestone amid ongoing tensions.
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