Kennedy Adlai in Convention Tune Rumor
AP reports Kennedy and Adlai Stevenson considered uniting for the 1960 nomination. The Tribune cites a May 21 deal: Stevenson would keep his name quiet and Kennedy would back Stevenson if his own bid falters. Stevenson denied seeking the Senate and said he had no plans to change his course.
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MIO
Adlai Stevenson
The
Tribune
Stevenson
Libertyville
Senate
Ae Sones
Say Sven “Friends
Stevenprae
Tom Touhy Dead and Brother’s Revenge Missed
A messy clipping reports Tom Touhy, nicknamed “The Terrible,” killed at home after a life of violence. It notes he spoke of dying in bed with his family and aimed to avenge his brother Rog, with others claiming he planned to shoot “the rats.”
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Tom Touhy
Thomas Terribee
Tommy
the Terrible
Boys State Men Return Saturday From Austin Trip
Robert E. Lee students Pryor Hudhial and Charlie Baril with Bryan Stratton will return Saturday from Boys State in Austin. The event, inaugurated by Chief Justice J. E. Hickman, saw the boys devote afternoons to sports at the University of Texas and a poker night at Zollie Steakley’s.
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J—Goon
Everywhere
HAL BOYLE surveys oddities and trends in American life from height norms to teen allowances and check-writing, noting shifts in gender roles, work stress, and health. He cites rising average heights from 1900 to today, higher GI stature, and a growing economy with 12 billion checks. The piece blends wit with statistics on salaries, smoking devices, taxes, and medical concerns while lampooning gullible ideals.
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New York
U.S
Bernard Shaw
Soviet Russia
FBI
Shakespeare Festival Opens Strongly in Stratford
Stratford AP report says the American Shakespeare Festival opens with vibrant performances and new stage design. Katharine Hepburn stars as Viola in Twelfth Night with fresh vocal artistry, while scenic designer Reuben Teranittian debuts a vast froth-edged cyclorama and themed sets. Jack Landau directs a capable cast including Margaret Phillips Richard Waring Loring Smith and O Z Whitehead. The season adds The Tempest on June 19 and Antony and Cleopatra on July 22.
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Katharine Hepburn
Reuben Terarutunian
Hepburn
Viola
Jack Landau
Margaret Phillips
Olivia
Richard Waring
Malvolio
Loring Smith
Toby Belch
I Aguecheek
Teranitiian
Herman Chessid
Londau
John Houseman
Antony and
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Opatra
Thorpe Record in 1912 Season Highlighted in New York
The note credits Jim Thorpe with 25 touchdowns and 198 points for the 1912 season and praises Carlisle’s 13 1 record. It also mentions aircraft propeller blades typically use hollow forgings of alloy steel with 1 to 2 percent nickel in the accompanying material.
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Jim Thorpe
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