Rockefeller Withdraws from 1960 GOP Race
Editorial notes Rockefeller's surprise withdrawal from the 1960 GOP nomination bid. It argues his long term presidential ambitions persist, risks of a free convention, and potential future influence if Nixon’s career falters. Also discusses economic optimism for 1960 and Morse's entry to split liberal votes and aid Humphrey.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
United States
GOP
Nixon
Morse
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
District of Columbia
Hubert Humphrey
Oregonian
Humphrey
Keep Mishaps Little Civil Defense kit campaign starts
Harris County residents will be urged to keep little accidents small through a month long Civil Defense drive. A portable first aid kit sold for 1.50 will be distributed via 600 plus Houston area drug and grocery stores with publicity coming from newspapers radio and TV. The kit includes a reminder card and a wallet sized first aid tips folder.
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Baytown
Harris County
Civil Defense
Houston
Eisenhower warned on steel talks high stakes for public
Washington reports that President Eisenhower urged statesmanship during steel negotiations on March 25 but saw months of conflict, a record 116 day strike, and government intervention risks. Secretaries Mitchell and Nixon helped craft a settlement, with industry wary of future government dictates.
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Agriculture Department
Washington
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
Richard M. Nixon
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Steel
Althea
Congress
Nationally Represented by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc
Represented nationally through Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc with P. D. Box 28 Baytown Texas Circulation Department and circulation manager T Bowling papewane.
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Baytown Sun
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbe
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
P. D. Box 28
A. T. Bowling
Papewane
Elopement Shocks Family In Flatbush Romance
A young couple in Flatbush eloped to Maryland six weeks before a church wedding. The bride’s mother sobbed as she learned the news while the daughter defended the decision saying they wanted to marry swiftly before growing tired of each other.
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Flatbush
Maryland
Youre Telling Me Teen Climbs Himalayan Peak Record
A 17 year old girl Nima sets a teenage climbing mark on a Himalayan summit while a 22,110 foot peak figure appears in the text. A Britisher claims migrating to the U S as a young man’s land. The page asks what a man will give for his soul. Mark 37.
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Nimai
U.S
America
Mark
Sun's Grab Bag Test Your Knowledge Answers
A compact trivia page item listing questions and reader solutions. It cites Henry James as a novelist with a psychologist brother, asks country for Uzbek, state with Nancy Hanks Lincoln memorial park, first Protestant university, and a medieval ruler. It includes a brief historical riddle about Philip II of Macedon and a note on Hattie Carraway.
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Nancy Hanks
Knowledge of Bridge Strategy and Scoring Probabilities
The article explains a bridge hand where South in four hearts risks a 3-3 diamond break. It argues for an alternate line using probability to raise success from 36% to 68% by managing trumps, cross-ruffing, and entering the dummy to draw the last trump. It includes a detailed play sequence and ends with a puzzle-style list of clues.
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South West North East
Queen Mpades
Anesse
South Ia
King Featu
South
Ies Syndicate
Tac
Did You Know Facts From History and Wildlife
A fragment lists the founder of Hugh Capet and Capetian France, notes the American jumping mouse can leap about ten feet, and mentions red foxes with different bone structures. It also suggests radii will halve its sede over roughly 10,000 years.
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Hugh Capet
France
DREW PEARSON HOUSES PEACOCK OF DENIALS BY HAGERTY AND KLEIN
Washington column reviews Jim Hagerty press secretary denials and the rise of Herbert Klein as Eisenhower era communications figures. It recounts notable episodes including Dulles resignation rumors, Dulles cancer announcement, helicopter questions, Warren and Sanderson oath details, Adams and Goldfine clashes, and inter service rivalry over missile toy trains. The piece compares Hagerty’s denials to Klein’s steadier handling and notes public perception effects.
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Fly Drew Pearson
Washington
United States
Jaies A. Hagerty
Herbert Klein
Klein
Hagerty
Mr. Klein
Jim Hagerty
Jim
Haggerty
Dulles
Ike
Eisenhece
William McGaffin
Chicago Daily News
United Press
Cliff Roberts
Wall Street
Galfine
Ort
Warren
Robert J. Donovan
New York Herald Tribune
Shower
Frederick Mueller
White House
Sanderson
Adams
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Ter Numpa
Baltimore Sun
Drew Pearson
Bo Goldfine
Faber's
Boston
Lionel Tove
Lionel
Army
Navy
Air Force
Pentagon
Westbrook Pegler on Tucson Homes Big and Pretty
The writer critiques postwar housing in Tucson under FHA leniencies, comparing U S homes to European models in Helsinki and Moscow. He notes apartment purchases, government liens on future taxes, and long payment schedules while detailing modern features such as aluminum frames, open-plan kitchens, electric stoves, and integrated climate systems, all amid mixed social commentary.
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Tucson
Spi
Moscow
Ivan
Helsinki
Desert
FHA
New York
Aeris
Texas
Freeman
Frank
Rhrushchey
Ai Oman
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Ptolemy II
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