Knowland 1960 Presidential Bid Signals GOP Realignment
The article notes Senator Knowland's plan to retire from the Senate and pursue the 1960 GOP nomination. It discusses California Governor Knight as a possible successor and his potential to deliver a large delegation, while Nixon may gather White House support. It frames Knowland as aiming to lead a traditional GOP platform and realign party lines with Southern conservatives' approval.
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United States
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Knowland
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California
White House
Golden State
Knight
New York
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Taft
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Laundry King Murray Cohen Built Empire From Plain Beginnings
Murray Cohen, 49, head of Consolidated Laundries, rose from poor beginnings on the Lower East Side to lead the world’s largest laundry firm. He expanded staff from 2,000 to 4,000 and grew annual sales from 6 million to 22 million, citing internal promotion and employee loyalty as key. Cohen, a bachelor who baths in success yet denies idolizing money, emphasizes overpaying workers for security and notes his $15 million net worth.
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New York
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Murray
Lower East Side
Waldorf Towers
Consolidated Laundries
New York Stock Exchange
Student recalls Dr Crane debate over his column
A Wayne University student recounts a psychology class incident where a professor mocked Dr Crane's Free Press column. The student asserts he defended the columnist by citing his own reading of the WORRY CLINIC and Dr Crane's textbooks, prompting the professor to retract the slander.
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Worry Clinic
Free Press
The Family Doctor on congenital malformations and parenting
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan discusses birth defects such as club foot cleft palate and webbed fingers. He notes most are not inherited and urges infection avoidance in pregnancy, early treatment, and supportive parental and societal attitudes to reduce impact on children.
Family tensions rise at Blue Jay Cove strange house
Aunt Cordy suffers a stroke like episode under care at the Springs as Cass and Backy clash with Lenoire Black over controlling access. Alex worries about his mother sister and wife while Cass contends with Marcy's troubled past and Cass’s own role in the family drama.
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the Springs
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Cerdy
Marcy Ward Powers
Germany
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Horoscope and local notices from Reedsville region
The star readings warn of possible conflicts in personal and business ties tomorrow while advising routine steadiness. August to September reveals social gains, October favors romance and travel, and June to November call for watchfulness in domestic relations. Nearby notices include a layette shower, travels, a wedding announcement, and a hospital patient.
Egypt’s Nasser pushes nationalization of foreign business
The Egyptian president issues decrees to seize management and ownership of all foreign banks trading firms and insurers. En masse, enemy properties are taken with some firms given five years to switch to Egyptian control. The move risks driving away Western investment while boosting Nasser’s Arab leadership ambitions.
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Egypt
Nasser
Forecast Reverses Mild Winter Hopes Across East
Forecasters once predicted a mild winter with a string of moderate seasons from 1948-54. December temperatures rose above 50 in many cities, but Arctic blasts have since brought a frosty snow cover. Residents struggle with the unexpected cold, wishing for snow only on Christmas cards.
Western Europe to discuss common market amid rising US exports
Western European nations plan to form a united market potentially barring US goods, with talks in Brussels and a possible February 17 signing. Despite tariff fears, US exporters expect exports to reach a record 18 billion dollars in 1957, with imports rising to 13 billion.
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Atlantic
Swiss Bank Corp
Basle
United States
Europe
National Foreign Trade Council
Winter Prophets Forecast Cold Snaps Spur Heating Talk
The forecast calls for temperatures far below normal over the next month raising doubts about comfort in remote homes. Analysts joke about winter prophets holed up in igloos planning permanent heating to beat the chill.
Downington News Notes Visitors and Weekend Guests
Mrs. Edna Steinmetz and son Gale of Wyan dotte Michigan visited Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Robinson. Mrs. Mae Mason and son Russell of Snowville visited Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bolen. Bill Scott and children Janet Charles and George visited Mrs. Nada Townsend. Kenneth Haning of Columbus spent a weekend with his parents. Hattie Haning visited Mrs. Neva Howell. Paul Stanley and children of Snowville spent an evening at the Bolen home. John Stanley of Snowville visited the Jewell and Howell households. Don Bolen and family visited by Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gaston. Duane Stanley and son Steve visited. Dale Whaley of Chillicothe is visiting the Whaley family. Mrs. Blanche Welker visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stanley. Clarence Brickles, employed in Springfield, spent a weekend with his family. Mrs. Brickles accompanied him home.
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Columbus
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Diana
St. Joseph's Hospital
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Earl A. Kibble
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Nashport
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Russell
Snowville
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Bill Scott
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George
Nada Townsend
Kenneth Haning
Glen Haning
Hattie Haning
Neva Howell
Paul Stanley
Paullete
Cathy
Christie Sue
John Stanley
Glen Jewell
Robert
Susie Howell
Don Bolen
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Jim
Mike
Springfield
Mrs. Brickles
Wedding Blaze Kills Eighteen at Colombo Tea Estate
A wedding feast at a tea plantation pavilion in Colombo, Ceylon, where a structure of coconut palm leaves burned. Eighteen people died and the 17 year old bride was among the critically burned victims.
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