National campaigns draw focus from presidential tickets
The piece notes campaigns in New York Connecticut Ohio California featuring Robert F Kennedy and Robert Taft Jr. The races highlight influence and background with Kennedy challenging Thomas Dodd in New York and Lodge in Connecticut facing Dodd, Taft Jr. battling Stephen Young in Ohio, and Salinger versus Murphy in California.
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Robert F. Kennedy
U. S
New York
Senate
Thomas Dodd
Connecticut
John Lodge
Senaor
Lodge
Spain
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
Stephen Young
Taft
William Howard Taft
California
Pierre Salinger
George Murphy
Salinger
New Suburban Move Creates Cultural Class Divide
Dr. Harold Taylor argues that children from moving-to-suburb families become culturally deprived and class conscious. He says tax-funded schools in suburbs create private-like education, while city schools suffer, yet suburbs also admit service class children, blurring lines of privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Taylor
Sarah Lawrence College
New York
The Warren Commission Report on Kennedy Security Lapses
The commission blasted the FBI for failing to alert the Secret Service about Lee Harvey Oswald’s presence near the Kennedy parade route. It urged tighter agency cooperation and protective measures, noting Kennedy himself warned of the danger on the day of his death.
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Warren Commission
Kennedy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Secret Service
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Oswald
Jacqueline
Kenneth O’donnell
Arbody
United States
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Reuther Brothers
Walter
Victor
Bobby Kennedy
Thettorney
Department of Justice
Jack Kennedy
Soviet Union
Fair Play For
Cuba
Texas
Commission
Warren Court
High Court Limits Preventive Tactics Against FBI
John Chamberlain argues the Supreme Court would not back expanded FBI preventive measures. He cites Warren Commission findings on Oswald, civil rights concerns, and the impracticality and danger of detaining thousands of suspicious individuals before presidential visits. He warns such powers would invite civil liberties violations and public backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
America
Supreme Court
Nation Magazine
Fred J. Cook
Kennedy’s Rise Tests New York Democratic Power Structure
Inside Report notes Kennedy’s rapid takeover of New York party machinery after nomination to oppose Senator Keating. Kennedy’s presence at 42nd Street headquarters signals a potential shift toward a centralized Kennedy-led Democratic machine, with Wagner's influence questioned and Javits weighing a 1966 gubernatorial bid if Kennedy wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Kenneth Keating
Democratic Committee
Statler-Hilton Hotel
William McKeon
42Nd St
Fifth Ve
New York
Keating
U. S
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Wagner
John English
Nassau County
Stanley Steingut
Brook
Lyn
Bobby Kennedy
White House
Johnson
Johnson-Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
President
LBJ
Herbert Brownell
Jacob Javits
Oswald Reading Ties to Nechayev and Revolution Myth
The piece compares Oswald to 19th century Russian revolutionary Sergi Nechayev, noting shared ruthlessness and self-mythmaking. It discusses Oswald’s reading habits, limited records, and possible influences from works like Das Kapital and To the Finland Station, framing the Warren Commission’s focus on sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergi Nechayev
Lee Harvey Oswald
Nechayev
Oswald
Switzerland
Russia
Lenin
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Commission
New Orleans
Dallas
Karl Marx
Finland Station
Edmund Wilson
Apostles of Revolution
Max Nomad
Presa
Sepof Sen
Huey Long
Dear Abby Column Highlights Dance and Dating Dilemmas
Abby advises a woman to stop pressuring her partner who refuses to dance and notes love does not force movement on the floor. A teenage daughter seeks dating guidance. Abby urges respectful parental dialogue and cautions against overprotection that can backfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Julius
Gene Kelly
Life Begins at Forty Record Your Heritage for Future Generations
The piece urges elders to document family history to preserve memories for descendants. It cites a personal memoir method using a 150 page ruled notebook and a transcription process, plus Lester Worden’s Living Legacy guide on taping life stories and organizing them into seven life stages for lasting preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peterson
Reone
Lester = Worden
Angeles
Worden
Father Son Career Tug Of War In Medical Dreams
Dr. Crane recounts his son Clyde Jr at 16 may resist medical path. The elder notes early influence and father son camaraderie as key to inspiring follow in dad’s footsteps. Anecdotes from funeral directors show ambulance driving sparks career interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde R
Crane
American Funeral Directors Association
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N. Y
Javits
James Marlow
Dear Abby
Honey Julius
Twinkle Toes
Babied
DR. Crane
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Cen
Y Cartier
Lo & W Daily
Ross
Pia Monet
Sgpunere Daily
Sunda
Athana
Onio
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