Kennedy Critique of Nixon on Cuba Echoes Early Campaign
In Johnstown on October 15 1960 Senator Kennedy chides Nixon for not taking a firmer Cuba stance. He accuses Nixon of neglecting Cuba while Berlin and Khrushchev loom, notes Kennedy’s own hard line and contrasts it with actions as President including missile withdrawals and use of immigration and justice powers against Cuban exiles.
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Supreme Court
Tday
Raphael
Semmes
White House
Raphael Semmes
Oncel Tribune,Inc
What’s The Matter Governor Welsh In Indiana Tax Debate
Reports show after June 30 ongoing Indiana sales tax would cost property taxpayers millions in school funds. Supporters say state collection adds costs. opponents argue local collection saves money and avoids expanding state government. The piece criticizes the governor for backing an unconstitutional bill and rushing the measure.
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Welsh
Indiana
Indianapolis
India
Indiana Legislative
Kennedy European tour faces critic and calls for postponement
The piece argues Kennedy's European trip amid the Profumo affair risks destabilizing Harold Macmillan's government. It notes opposition in Britain and abroad, discusses Adenauer and Ehrhard in Germany, the Pope’s election, and the political climate at home with civil rights on Congress’s agenda.
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Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Kennedy
Laborite Daily Herald
Laborite
Macmillan
Britain
West Germany
Adenauer
Berlin
Ireland
England
Italy
Aldo Moro
Sacred College of Cardinals
France
de Gaulle
Turing
Germany
Ludwig Ehrhard
United States
Successful Investing Invest Big Winnings In Sound Growth
Reader 40, earning $500 monthly, saved $27,000 after taxes and asks which stock to buy with $3,000. Advisor urges placing a large share of winnings into sound dividend paying growth stocks and recommends avoiding speculation in a single issue.
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Roger EF. Spear
Savings
American Telephone
General Motors
Standard of New Jersey
Gulf Oil
Two Platoon System Inspires Political Headlines
A psychology professor asks students to craft striking headlines to win readers quickly. He suggests politicians use a two platoon system with an offensive team for ballot appeal and a defensive team of advisers to solidify gains, arguing impulse drives voting and needs brief, emotional persuasion.
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Milo
Jong
Sterling
Two Word Headlines Shape Civil Rights Debate
A classroom exercise shows four word and three word headlines can grab attention, while a two word headline Pope Elopes sparks debate. The piece analyzes whether Kennedy will push civil rights legislation and how party dynamics affect the fight in Congress.
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O.K
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Washington
White Houses
United States
Never Mind Your Blood Pressure in a Health Column
An Indiana reader questions a doctor’s treatment for high blood pressure and the column’s teaching on cardio vascular disease. The note criticizes hypertension ads and urges seeking proper medical evaluation rather than relying on nostrums or casual advice.
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Getiv Inter
Cyd Woblet
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Whiam Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
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