Year 1960 politics seen in Rockefeller Nixon shift
The editorial weighs Rockefeller's withdrawal from the GOP race and how it elevates Nixon as presidential timber. It notes Democrats claim a path to the White House via Nixon, Eisenhower's goodwill diplomacy, Khrushchev's visit, and looming summit talks that could shape the election outcome. It questions Democratic leadership and fence mending after past scandals.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Dick Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
U. S
Ike
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Truman
Growth investments or softening the people
Babson Park column reflects on progress, city spending tests for public money, and the risk of softening citizens. It argues taxes rise from popular demands for free services, calls for city managers or dictators, and warns that without a spiritual revival focus on character over profits, prosperity may fail nations.
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Babylon
Persia
Greece
Rome
Spain
France
Fort Knox
American Group Wins 30 Million USSR Textile Plant Contract
In Moscow an American Intertex International Inc led group won a 30 million dollar contract to build a textile plant for the Soviet government at Kalinin near Moscow. The project, the largest of its kind, was secured over a British bid that offered cheaper terms on credit.
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Kalinin
Intertex International Inc
New York City
Boston
Columbia University
Paris
Elvis Presley
United States
Dick Clark
Chicago
Japan
Guadalcanal
Washington
Arthur Schlesinger
Harvard
Bible Verse About Wise Men Worshipping Jesus
The passage notes the arrival at the house where the young child with Mary his mother is found. The visitors fall down and worship him and open their treasures to present gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh.
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Mary
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listings excerpt
The Baytown Sun masthead shows afternoon publication schedule Monday through Friday with Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc at Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas. Editor and Publisher Fred Hartman and Preston Pendergraga are listed with Beulah Mae Jackson as Managing Editor and other department staff such as Advertising National Circulation and Office Manager names.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Preston
How to Bond With a Newborn Says Shepherd Mead
Brand-new fathers share the wisdom from Shepherd Mead's book How to Succeed with Women Without Really Trying. The guide urges early, constant bonding during a newborn’s Golden Time after baths, recommending gentle handling and attentive care to help the baby recognize and trust the parent.
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Shepherd Mead
Telling Mel Tokyo Drivers Learn English for Olympics
A humorous note claims Tokyo taxi drivers study English for the 1964 Games with a three word phrase. It also mentions New York World Fair expectations, Thanksgiving quips, Africa tribal war satire, and Singapore adopting a national anthem.
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Mar
New York
Gosh
Grandpappy Jenkins
Turkey
Africa
Singapore
Sun's Grab Bag Knowledge Quiz and Birthday Notices
This brief collage asks trivia on New Sweden and Civil War defeats Gettysburg and Vicksburg, the nightingale for Keats, and Proserpine for Persephone with a Shakespearean touch. It lists birthdays for several public figures and hints at a Hogarth-Wilson link, all in a playful newspaper card style.
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Gettysburg
Vicksburg
The
John Keats
Proserpine
William Hogarth
Ww. Wilson
Notable Facts From A Curious Did You Know Series
A collection notes several unusual facts including about one hundred poisonous flesh fish, average toll road construction costs of about a million dollars per mile, New York City handling more vessel tonnage than any other port, and the use of fish scales in artificial pearls.
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United States
New York City
Mher
KNOW YOUR BRIDGE DOUBLER RESPONSES AT NINE HIGH POINTS
South holds six point plus five, facing doubles and bids in a critique of bridge play. The article analyzes four bidding scenarios 1 Two Diamonds 2 Two Spades 3 Three Spades 4 Two Hearts and discusses how partner should advance given the doubler's value and North's reactions.
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North
South
Gult
North i
Capital Merry-Go-Round- Pearson Looks Behind News
DREW PEARSON surveys the end of a decade in Washington, noting US gains in industry and living standards alongside Cold War anxieties, political shifts, civil rights tensions, and public disinterest. He cites Nixon, the State Department, and other figures while predicting a more energetic era ahead.
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Nixon
Senate
Russia
Wisconsin
State Department
Rockefeller Reply Wins Rebuttal on Party Ties
Westbrook Pegler reports Governor Nelson Rockefeller answered questions about his and his wife’s party affiliations. He states both have not joined the Liberal party or any other party beyond the Republicans. He notes Mrs Rockefeller was registered Liberal in 1950 and 1951, then switched to Republican in 1952.
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Eisenhower
Justice Department
Harry Truman
Nelson Rockefeller
Dave Dubinsky
Socialist
Liberal Party
Rockefeller
Dubinsky
Republican Party
Dave
Will Lurge
Min Lurye Matheson
Trotsky-Lavestone
Pennsylvania
San Marino
Liechtenstein
Dobinsky
Union of Garment Workers
New York
Dubin
Sky
Japan
Union
Lexington Ave
50 Percent More Land Erosion Predicted
Washington AP reports the Soil Conservation Service says 0 percent more land in the Great Plains is in a condition to blow and suffer erosion damages than last year. The acreage is 12,000 acres, up from 9,333,000 a year earlier, with about two thirds in Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas.
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Soil Conservation Service
Great Plains
Colorado
Kansie
New Mexico
Okihoma
Texaly
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