GOP Ticket Looms With Lodge Nixon In 1960 Race
In a strong GOP line up, Lodge brings UN stature and Nixon a tough anti communism record. The pair faces a Democrats theme of engaging foreign policy with a Middle West farm program crucial for a November victory. Nixon’s acceptance speech praised, avoiding personal clashes and signaling a vigorous campaign ahead.
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Sixon
Lodge
Nixon
GOP
Middle West
Frankie
Sammie
Kennedy
Strange Departure in U S Foreign Policy
The piece notes a shift from isolationism to global engagement as the United States takes on broader responsibilities. It observes the dramatic change in national stance and the debate over methods rather than obligations as a world leader.
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U.S
Iso
Zoning County Aims to Preserve Rural Beauty
County leaders push zoning to keep highways clean and landscapes attractive. Officials claim zoning will not harm business operations and will maintain the Iowa countryside’s natural beauty.
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Iowa
Telemetering Study Tests Dogs At Iowa State
ISU researchers explore telemetering to broadcast canine physiological data. Electrical engineers and veterinary doctors track pulse, temperature, blood pressure, heart output, nerve activity, and oxygen levels via a remote recorder one mile away.
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Iowa State University
Presen
H. Mattson
Iawa State
Mattson
Electrical Engineers
Doctors of Veterinary Medicine
Atlantic News Early Rates at the News-Teegraph
A historic masthead notes the Atlantic News-Teegraph in Atlantic Iowa sets evening publication days and pricing. It lists staff affiliations, and subscription rates by carrier, mail within Iowa, Cass counties, and U S plus Canada pricing.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Nixon rides two GOP elephants in race to November
Drew Pearson analyzes the 1960 Republican convention noting the enduring split between liberal and conservative wings and Richard Nixon's balancing act. He charts Nixon's push for a liberal platform to win over liberals while keeping conservatives loyal for the nomination.
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Drew Pearson
Nixon
Cincago
Richard Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Chicago
Rockefeller
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Roosevelt
Congress
Los Angeles
Taft
GOP
Labor
Korea
Western
Europe
Harold Stassen
Sen
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Joe
Cooper
Kentucky
Case
New Jersey
Javits
Keating
Senate
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Charlie Habeck
Indiana
Howard Smith
Virginia
Naxon
The
Bell Syndicate
Piano-Accordion Whiz Miss Jo Ann Castle Not Ready to Marry
Hollywood AP report profiles Jo Ann Castle the 20 year old Lawrence Welk Show pianist accordionist noting letters of adoration from fans and her plan to travel Europe before settling down. She describes herself as a goer with a career from Bakersfield to national radio and TV and as Welk’s only female instrumentalist.
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Hollywood
Lawrence Welk
Jo Ann Castle
Jo Ann
Santa Fe
Miss Castle
Bakersfield
Calif
Castle
Tex Willims
Ina
Ray Hutton
Spade Cooley
Arthur Godfrey
Welk
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A reflection on true fellowship vs. superficial wealth and cleverness. The speaker favors the hearty handshake and direct eye contact with honest men, shading disdain for those who hide behind lies or distant manners. The piece closes noting Sam Houston’s boyhood schooling by memorizing a translation of Homer’s Iliad.
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Sam Houston
Republic of Texas
Homer
Liad
Bidding theories for two clubs and notrump in contract bridge
The article analyzes responses to partner's one diamond opening using four hands. It explains fractional raises to two and a half of partner's suit, two notrump emphasis when suited for notrump, a three clubs jump shift for potential slam with warnings, and finally cautious two clubs response to show distribution while awaiting read of spades and hearts.
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Firet
Minnor
King
Athlete's Foot Requires A Doctor's Attention
Medical expert urges consultation at first sign of cracked skin between toes and warns neglect can worsen infection. Fungal feet thrive in shoes and dark damp areas. tips include multiple shoe pairs, clean socks, frequent washing, drying between toes, and avoiding shared foot gear.
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J. K
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Constitution Party Convenes to Nominate 1956 Candidate
Constitution party delegates meet in Dallas to nominate president and vice president candidates. The party, Southern in origin and conservative, advocates ending farm controls and repealing the federal income tax. In 1956 T Coleman Andrews polled 175,679 votes in 19 states without winning any electoral votes.
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Dallas
Tex
Constitution Party
T. Coleman Andrews
U. S
Reapportionment discussed by Iowa lawmakers at Drake
Three veteran legislators and a Des Moines newspaper editor debated fair representation and reapportionment on the Drake University panel. Sen. Nolan, Sen. O Malley, Sen. Lynes and Herbert D. Kelly argued over legislative control, the chances of a constitutional convention, and the need to curb rural domination of state voting power.
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Des Moines
Institute On State and Local Government
Drake University
D. C. Nolan
A- Iowa
George O'Malley
D-Des Moines
J. Kendall Lynes
Rplainfield
Herbert
D. Kelly
The
Des Moines Register & Tribune
Nolan
Lynes
O'Malley
Iome
Kelly
Adenauer Arrives in Paris for Talks With De Gaulle
West European cooperation tops discussions as Chancellor Adenauer meets President de Gaulle in Paris amid U S political campaigning. Soviets' potential moves are anticipated during the period.
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Paris
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Murray Named as Next Agriculture Secretary Possibility
In Chicago at the Republican national convention speculation centers on Prof. William G. Murray of Iowa State University as a potential successor to Ezra Taft Benson as secretary of agriculture. Iowa leaders weigh Murray’s Midwest origin and Nixon’s likely pick while the convention pursues the vice presidency.
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Chicago
William G. Murray
Iowa State University
U.S
Iowa
Henry Cabot Lodge
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Murray
Des Moines
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Richart Nixon
Presient
High Farm Post
Herschel Loveless
Hickenlooper
Dudley Weible
Forest City
Midwest
Nixon
Jack Miller
Sioux City
U. C
Loveless
Bess Cowden
Sidney
Lodge
Rockefeller Hails Nixon in Poetic Convention Toast
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller introduced the GOP nominee in poetic terms at the convention presenting Richard E Nixon with dramatic emphasis on each syllable. Nixon's middle initial stands for Milhous. Constantinople in Turkey was renamed Istanbul in 1930.
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Chicago
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Richard E. Nixon
Nixon
Constantinople
Turkey
Istanbul
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