Editorial urges end to discrimination via Kennedy Johnson vote
Editorial argues that 1960 campaign must confront racial religious and regional discrimination. It praises Kennedy Johnson as a path to ending bias, noting Kennedy will face Catholic bias and regional attitudes. The piece asserts a Kennedy Johnson victory could restore U S leadership and blunt communist appeal.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Democrata
Rpublicans
Jack Kennedy
Texas
Los Angeles
Sen
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sen. Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
United States
U. S
Everywhere By Hal Boyle assignment mishmash
Hal Boyle columnist notes mail reveals odd facts from 1906 gum to 1928 synthetic gum. Jokes on money and pawned items. Queen Elizabeth diet gag. dog breed rankings. family wallets. charcoal use. auto history. spelling quiz. weekend car risk stat. Mix of trivia and quick quips without a single cohesive story.
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New York
Joe Sharp
Sammy Kayes
Jim Flat
England
Canine Society
America
Arthur Murray
U. S
Dances Named for World Figures Roil Paris Trend
The Paris craze Khrushcheva spawns mock dance titles reflecting famous leaders and celebrities. Among suggested options are Nelson Rockefeller, John Kennedy, Fidel Castro, Richard Nixon, and Khrushchev’s wife, with playful twists like the Front Runners' Fox Trot and the U2 Tango.
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Savanna Morning News
Paris
Richard Nixon
Mrs. Khrushchev
The Sum Advertises Office and Editorial Roles
Fragmentary text lists advertising and management positions in a 1940s newspaper. Names not clear, mentions managing editor office manager and advertising department. Appears to be contact or personnel snippet with inconsistent digits and titles.
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Iecuration
Advertising
Nixon's VP pick contest shifts after Chicago convention notes
Drew Pearson outlines Nixon's evolving vice presidential shortlist led by Nelson Rockefeller and Henry Cabot Lodge, with Thruston Morton and Fred Seaton considered. Barry Goldwater looms as an uninvited candidate as Chicago buzz grows, while Len Hall opposes Rockefeller as Nixon’s choice. The piece blends campaign detail with a biblical aside and pop culture quip.
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Drew Pearson
Chicago
Richard M. Mixon
Lyndon Johnson
Congo
Cuba
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
Sen
Thruston Morton
GOP
South
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Lodger
Jack Kennedy
Massachusetts
Morton
Kentucky
Secretary of the Interior
Fred Senton
Nebraska
Midwest
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Barry
Coicago
Tsman
Niza
Len Hall
Try and Stop Me from Old Time Press Pranks and Patter
David Brown recalls a gag era with Rockefeller giving away dimes to curry good press Mae West teased Cary Grant with Come up and see me some time Fiorello read the funnies on city radio Palmer Method promoted penmanship Sheet music taught finger positions Newspapers sold for a cant a copy The Twentieth Century Limited offered rebates if on time Walk notes many folks who ain’t saying ain’t eating
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David Brown
John D. Rockefeller
Mae West
Cary Grant
Fiorello
New York
Palmer
Twentieth Century Limited
Era
Fragmented jumble of questions and severed notes
A garbled mix asks where a Civil War engagement occurred after Fort Sumter, numbers from a first voyage, and a bizarre table scene. It also wishes happy birthdays to several names and hints at a living room scene with liquor flowing. The rest is unclear, with biographical fragments about a builder and unrelated stray lines.
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Fort Sumter
Columbue
Peel
At & Veeal
Gach
Provid
Defense Department
Notable Paris native who helped found UN site land
NAN JONES profiles a 55 year old magnate from Paris DL who left New York University to become a real estate partner, purchased the UN site land, and led multiple organizations including the New York Convention and Visitors Bureau, a hospital, a theater academy, and the Heart Association.
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Paris
New York
With & Ress
New York Convention and Visitors Bureau
Theater Academy
New York Heart Association and
Mamea
How Do You Stand Sir
Washington a boyhood carnival tale contrasts with the Democratic platform seen in Los Angeles. The author mocks proposed reforms as a carnival of characters led by "Albert Alberta" half man half woman, claiming rising deficits yet promises of full employment. He ritually lists veto counts and tax promises while jeering at farm subsidies and political theatrics.
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Washington
YSWCA
YWCA
Bob
Albert-Alberta
Democratic Party
Los Angeles
Albert- Alberta
Albert
Santa Claus
Feveral
Manile
Alberta
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Congress
Washinton
Leo
Swami
TJ Swami
Albert Alberta
Contracts Approved For Brothers On TV Series
Los Angeles AP reports a judge approved TV contracts for brothers Covclgnne and Don Gracy in My Three Sons with Fred MacMurray. The pair, grandsons of Alexander Pantages, negotiate a per-episode rate and invest earnings, signaling their entry into the program.
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Los Angeles
Ra Covclgnne
Don Gracy
Fred MacMurray
Trt
Alexander Pantages
We Don
Eadi Ag
Television Log Of A Day’s Broadcast Schedule
A dense OCR fragment lists a full day’s TV schedule with shows, times, and segments across morning to evening. It references World at Large, Newsreel, Republican National Convention coverage, local weather, sports, game shows, soap operas, and children’s programs, plus late night and sign off items.
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World At Large
TV News
Weatherzal
Weather
Henan
Highway Patrol
the Pioneers Rather News Chandler
Weather Eye
Texas
Jack Paar Chub
Marietta
FBI
Bridge defense and bidding misreads in a 5 bid hand
In a bridge match the defense guides partner with signals to judge resources. West led diamonds and East signaled eight. Declarer ruffed, drew trumps, then used clubs and hearts to manage discards and score five. Hast erred by not overtaking the king of diamonds. East could have beaten the contract with heart overtake and switch.
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West
East
Hast
King of Diamonds
King
Declarer
Dummy
South
Mast Cen
Aca
Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword ACROSS Clues From Old Puzzled Page
Crossword clues cover varied terms from French cleric and compass potat tabler to Sreader and Emeralde. Answers include common words for helps soothe and drying grass, with references to era slang and names.
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America
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