Kennedy Eisenhower Side By Side On National Goals Feature
The Sun presents a side by side photo feature of President Eisenhower and President-elect Kennedy signaling bi partisan support for the Goals for Americans report. The Advertising Council prepared the public service ad urging individual contributions to national aims amid world tensions and domestic challenges.
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Sun
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Commission
America
Advertising Council
United States
Inventors, nonconformity fuel innovation in industry
A Chicago research head told automotive engineers at a Detroit congress that tinkering outsiders and home workshop inventors drive breakthroughs, not deskbound researchers. He warned conformity stifles progress, citing safety razors, color film, the dial telephone and pneumatic tires as proof of creative roots.
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Chicago
Society of Automotive Engineers International Congress
Detroit
Oak Ridger born from U S newsprint plants at Coosa River
The Oak Ridger's origin traces to Bowaters newsprint growth after World War I shortages. US mills at Coosa River Alabama and Calhoun Tennessee supplied paper for many papers. Vonore nurseries grow trees to feed Bowaters plants, signalling a shift to local newsprint.
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OAK Ridge Oak Ridger
Canada
Bind
United States
Coosa River
Ala
Oak Ridger
Ridger
Vonore
Maryville
Madisonville
Route 441
Bowaters
East Tennessee
South
Did You Know About European Wedding Fruit Toss Tradition
The note mentions a custom in some European countries where fruit is thrown at weddings. It also states a typical adult man’s blood volume as just over five quarts.
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North
Caroline
University of North Carolina
Marshall Field
Mallia
Baytown Sun Publisher and staff listing
The Baytown Sun, published afternoons in Baytown Texas, lists The editor and publisher Fred Hartman and staff positions including office manager circulation manager and advertising department heads. It notes postal details and rates, with standard newspaper boilerplate about republication rights.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Seveeseseen
Sevneveee
A, T. Bowling
Inauguration Turmoil and Big Guest List in Washington
Washington buzzes with Democratic fervor as Kennedy inauguration prep stirs rumors of guests like Kay Halle and 300 intellectuals. Hostess tensions rise over dining lists and beds, while nerves about horse ambulances and network TV bonanzas clash with volunteer discontent and political bets. John 3 16 ends the piece.
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Washington
Tennesse Williams
John Steinbeck
Kay Halle
JFK
Jane Wheeler
RCA
E’s
White House
Jane
Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Skakers
Frank Sinatra
Pat
Peter Lawford
Hollywood
Sammy Davis
Jack
Mar Britt
Nat “King” Cole
C. K. Gailey
Try and Stop Me
Edwin Corle researched the Grand Canyon visiting the Havasupais to study tribal rites and customs. He encountered a warrior who, distracted by an Elia Fitzgerald radio recording, responded with a casual greeting rather than the expected Havasupin welcome.
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Edwin Corle
Grand Canyon
Elia Fitzgerald
Daily Quiz and Fact Capsule From The Era
Quick word quiz answers: 1 Midas 2 Ronald Colman 3 London 4 Public Health Service 5 Thirteen years first three, twenty years 3 to 15, and twenty six after 15. plus columns note on Chesterton and a 1882 Panama Canal start.
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Ferdinand de Senseps
Panama Canal
Midas
Ronald Colman
London
Public Health Service
Kennedy Aids Strategy Shapes New Foreign Help Plan
The Kennedy administration begins shaping a strategic foreign aid policy beyond a blank check. Attention shifts to which nations and materials are vital, with focus on India and Latin America, and the aim to tie aid to U S interests while countering Soviet influence amid scarce strategic resources. The effort mirrors lessons from 1942 intelligence work and considers Europe Africa Asia and the Caribbean, including Cuba and bauxite in the West Indies.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
America
Free World
U. S
Asia
Latin America
Wen
United States
Joint Intelligence Committee
Joint Chiefs of Salf
Europe
North Africa
East Africa
NATO
Rome
Paris
London
China
Canada
Venezuela
India
Nehru
Brazil
Philippines
Chile
Malaya
Bolivia
South Africa
West Indies
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Caribbean
West Africa
Birth of John F Kennedy Jr. Reported by Harvard Bulletin
Harvard Alumni Bulletin notes the birth of John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr. on November 2, 1966, to Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy and John F. Kennedy. It mentions Joseph P. Kennedy and Kennedy’s resignation as U S senator with plans to move the family to a Washington home formerly occupied by F D R.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
John F. Kennedy
LLD
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr
Joseph
Kennedy
John Kennedy
U.S
Massachusetts
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower’s final news conference in 1961
Washington analysts note the eight-year arc from Eisenhower’s first 1953 briefing to his 1961 finale. The president, once green in politics, appears confident, fluent, and in good health despite past heart attack and strokes. Reporters attend to mark the moment and bid farewell.
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Washington
Figenhower
State Department
White House
Eisenhower
New York
London
Paris
New
Cas
Huntsville Item Reaches 111th Year of Publication
Huntsville’s oldest weekly newspaper, the Huntsville Item, marks its 111th year of continuous publication since 1850. Founded by George Robinson, it notes Fred Robinson later helped establish the Waco News-Tribune, with William R. Woodall as co publisher and manager of the weekly and Hem Stationers since 15. Don Reider has long covered executions at the Texan penitentiary and remains editor and fixture of the weekly since 1937.
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Huntsville
Texas
Huntsville Item
Item
George Robinson
Fred
Waco News-Tribune
William R. Woodall
Hem Stationers
Don Reider
Texan
Olt
Capital
Fas Brent
Wekly
Four Spades Bid After Jump Raise Logic Explains Slam
Bridge column analyzes five bidding continuations after South opens one club and the opponents bid overcall. It argues four spades is a strong invitation with four trump and extra values, suggests Blackwood if spades reach five, and considers four notrump, six spades, and four clubs as slam tries with partner’s distribution and diamond holdings as determinants.
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GIA
Mainz
ITA Gart
North
King Featu
Parther
Diamond Holding
Rex Syndicate, Inc
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U. S. Treasury
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