Kennedys Ready To Move Into The White House
Washington watches as the Kennedy family prepares for the presidential transition with John F Kennedy and Lyndon B Johnson poised to take over. The piece notes past moves from Roosevelt to Truman and reflects on Washington life, history and the anticipated changes of the 1960s.
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Roosevelt
White House
Truman
Arthur Edson
Washington
Weell
Capitol
Dwight White House
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
Jack Kennedy
John I. Kennedys
Kennedys
Georgetown
Denmnsyvania Ave
Theodore Hoosevelt
Teddy
Washington Redskins
Jack Kennedys
Jacqueline Kemnedy
Martha Washington
Eleanor Rosevelt
Bessy Yrimin
Gifts To Charity in U S Total $8 Billion
Americans gave more than $3 billion this year for philanthropic purposes. The American Association of Fund-Raising Counsel reports yearend totals of 7.8 billion in 1959 and 7.1 billion in 1958, with incomplete returns suggesting federated campaigns will exceed 1959. The piece also shifts to the Kennedys move to the White House, noting anticipated political and social impact.
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New York
American Associat Ition of Fund-Raising Counsel, Inc
Association
Average Texas farm sizes and values from 1959 census
The 1959 census shows Texas farms average 629.5 acres with land and buildings valued at 48349 dollars. Texas had 142,923,045 total farm acres across 22704 farms, 137,499 commercial. Farm operators average 52.4 years. 65 percent are 65 or older. 16,73 own their farms. 58,212 lease part of the land. 49,164 are tenant farmers.
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Washington
Texas
Bureau of Census
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Immigrant Priest Leaves $73,000 to U.S. Treasury
In Pittsburgh the United States Treasury received a $73,000 bequest from late Msgr Michael J. Macken, former pastor of St Clara’s in Clarendon PA. His attorney delivered $60,000 to federal authorities. Macken died in 1958 at age 82 after immigrating from Ireland in his early years. He left an estate of $151,769 and earmarked the sum to the government as thanks for life and liberty.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Rt Rye
Mscr
Michael J. Macken
St Clara's
Clarendon
Macken
Daneel T. Brahaney
Johnsonburg
U.S
Atorney
Msgr
Ireland
Mser
Man Now Wants A Weather Job In Miami
Fred W. Garlick, who sued out of the Army after being assigned to weather research, returns to Miami seeking a weather man position. He cites two years of weather training and seeks work with the Miami Weather Bureau or an airline advertising for weather men near Cape Canaveral.
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Miami
Fla
Fred W. Garlick
Army
Garlick
Miami Weather Bureau
Cape Canaveral
Nixon To Be Honored On His 48th Birthday
Washington Republicans plan a large party for Vice President Richard M. Nixon on January 9 his 48th birthday anniversary. Representative James C. Rachibiluss from BAN said they want to pat him on the back and energize Republicans. Archinclosa, founder of the Capitol Hill Club, helps sponsor the event at a major Washington hotel for the defeated GOP presidential candidate.
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Washington
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