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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1964

Page

16

Ike and Truman clash on presidential succession plan

Former President Eisenhower backs an appointed successor, the secretary of state, after a vice president ascends. Truman favors an elected successor and opposes presidential appointment power. Nixon supports Electoral College involvement and opposes two-vice president elections. interview aired by CBS with Keating.

New York Dwight D. Eisenhower Harry S. Truman Richard M. Nixon Kenneth B. Keating Eisenhower Truman House Senate Nixon

Real Estate Transfers In Dalton And Area

Crane and Company transfers house and lot on Crane Avenue to Charles E. and Mary E. Duffy. Nicholas M. and Theresa V. DiSantis transfer house and lot on East Street to Quality Printing Company Inc. Isabel E. Truden administrator transfers house and lot on Parker Street to James and Frances R. Farry. Thomas P. and Marie H. Wennelly transfer house and lot on Marlboro Drive to Richard J. and Helena D. Matthews.

Crane & Company, Inc Charles E. and Mary E. Duffy Crane Avenue Dalton Nicholas M. and Theresa V. DiSantis Quality Printing Company, Inc East Street Isabel E. Truden James and Frances R. Farry Parker Street Thomas P Marie H. Wennelly Richard J. and Helena D. Matthews Marlboro Drive

Cerf Says Americans Take Themselves Too Seriously

Providence reporters quote humorist Bennett Cerf, president of Random House, urging laughter as a health aid. He tells Pembroke College audience that fear of ridicule stifles humor, notes censorship boosts publicity, and argues funny writers are scarce as awards favor serious works.

Providence Bennett Cerf Cerf Pembroke College Random House

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