Nixon Aids Keating Run for New York Senate
Vice President Nixon pressed Rochester Republican Rep. Kenneth Keating to enter the New York Senate race, signaling White House preference and suggesting Eisenhower and Nixon favored Keating as a 1960 contender. Keating accepted after Nixon and Rockefeller urged him, with the nominating convention soon backing him. If Rockefeller wins, Harriman’s defeat could position the Rockefeller faction for a 1960 bid.
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Nixon
New York
Kenneth B. Keating
Rochester
Senate
Keating
Irving Ives
James C. Hagerty
White House
Nelson Rockefeller
GOP
Rockefeller
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Averell Harriman
John D. Rockefeller
Quality color fastness in fabrics guides smart home buys
Home makers learn to judge fabric by tags and dye type. Vat dyed fabrics offer colorfastness to light and wash, suitable for children's wear and uniforms. Readers learn to follow washing directions for best results and durability.
Hartford Council Reviews Boundaries and Road Safety
Hartford Town Council discussed boundary maps from Point Pleasant and town outlines. A hill road bank danger was flagged with stakes to be installed, Lerner's Corner left turns warned, a hill road access and new street lights to be explored by the mayor and Power Company.
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Hartford
Gerald Fields
James M. Crump
I. W. Gibbs
Emil Knight
Charles Gibbs
Doc Fields
Oneai Quillin
Marshall Dan Rairden
Recorder
Point Pleasant
Lerner’s Corner
West Point Rd
Powell Opposes Drifting Wishes He Were Smarter
Dick Powell, a versatile actor turned producer director, discusses independence and career shifts. He recalls turning down Seventh Heaven with Janet Gaynor and later embracing tough guy roles. Powell now supervises 150 TV shows and four more films under a Fox contract with wife June Allyson nearby.
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Powell
Janet Gaynor
Seventh Heaven
Charles Farrell
Mountain View
Ark
20Th Century-Fox
June Allyson
Bibbee Family Weekend Visit in Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Bibbee and daughter Leatha spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Anderson and family in Cincinnati.
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O. C. Bibbee
Leatha
W. J. Anderson
Cincinnati
Japan Advances Rails Welding To Quiet Train Lines
Japan undertakes rail welding on its tracks to reduce noise from the traditional clickety clack rhythm, aiming for a quieter railway experience on newer lines.
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Japan
Turkey Population and Faith in NATO Stronghold
Turkey, a NATO stronghold with about 24 million people, maintains loyalty to the West though most of its populace is Muslim. The note highlights the country's strategic alliance and religious demographic context.
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New York Harbor
Hyman Rickover
Pacific
Atlantic
North Pole
England
Turkey
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