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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1960
Page
2
New York AP reports mixed views on a shift to easier money policy. Banks cut prime rates to 2 percent, boosting hopes for renewed borrowing, yet some say reserves and credit conditions may limit widespread lending, especially on the Pacific Coast.
In a candid era overview AP veteran Jack Feil notes how campaign tactics shifted from spectacle to underdog framing. He cites polls showing Nixon leading Kennedy by six points then neck and neck and details director Robert Finch and press secretary Herbert Ost er n disputing results. The piece traces how underdog strategy grew from primaries to national contests, shaping voter perception and campaign messaging.
John G. Tower, 35, Wichita Falls educator, says Texans harbor deep resentment toward Lyndon B. Johnson’s reelection bid and vice presidency. He campaigns with Senator Barry Goldwater, plans rallies in Dallas and Houston, and cites strong GOP support in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Fort Worth, and Austin.
LANCASTER Pa AP Mar ace for Robert and Constance Anson has been a pain in the neck It wasn't above that way at least not for the first three hours after their wedding last Saturday in nearby Green Tree But while they were driving to Cowin Cy Nob for a honest moon their car wis ruminted the another Both Robert UM and his Te yearald bride suffered pulled neck smecies They have been in friction lines at Lancaster General Hospite in rooms across the hall from each other Theyll probably be discharged next week It takes all the enjoyment set of it Bob said he was laid off from his job as a maintenance man the day before his weddingWe had really stinnd to have a god time This makes me mad As soon as we're out of the hesprd anid CO
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