Kennedy Sees Johnson as Main Rival for Nomination
The article reports Kennedy viewing Lyndon B. Johnson as his chief rival for the Democratic presidential nomination. It notes Kennedy’s focus on converting primary strength into convention votes, with early strong support in New England and Ohio and targeted contests in Maryland, Nebraska, and the Ai 3 primary. It also mentions Johnson’s claimed non-candidacy posture vs. delegate efforts seen by rivals, plus Symington as a potential dark horse.
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Stuart Symington
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Symington
Alissouri
Texas Farmers Face Weather Gap Slows Field Work
The AP reports Texas farmers need weeks of sun to recover from six weeks of rain and cold. Blackland South Central and Coastal regions are most in need, while Southern Texas belts and Trans-Pecos see some relief. Wheat benefited from upper-state snow while grazing improved in plateau areas and Lower Rio Grande Valley farmers prep for cotton planting amid mild stock conditions.
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Byrd notes December federal civilian payroll dip
Washington AP says Senator Harry F. Byrd reports federal civilian employees totaled 2,261,953 in December, down 7.04 percent from November, reflecting a government workforce contraction across departments. The statistic highlights ongoing federal payroll reductions during the period.
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Miss America 1959 Mary Ann Mobley Faces Spotlight After Year
New York AP profile of Mary Ann Mobley reflects on life after her Miss America reign. She pursued acting with Lee Strasberg, stars in CBS show Be Our Guest, and balances public fame with private health and finances. Mobley travels, rehearses, and supports herself while remaining in the public eye.
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Graham Crusade in Liberia Signals Strong Government Backing
Monrovia hosts Billy Graham’s African Tour opening, with President Tubman guiding a largely government aided campaign. Liberia’s Christian leadership blends with nationalism as a new 50,000 watt HLWA transmitter powers gospel broadcasts, while animism remains inland and a sizable Mohammedan minority persists.
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Excommunication May End Political Group in Sanmeruz Era
ENICO CITY API The Sin i Party issued a statement claiming the excommunication of the Sanmeruz brothers could be a death blow to Catholic dominated political groups in the region.
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