Rockefeller Eyes a Run Amid Rising Nixon Support
Columnist Joseph Alsop argues Nelson A Rockefeller shows signs of preparations to enter the 1960 Republican race despite Nixon gains in polls. The New York governor meets key New England Republican leaders, nears the New Hampshire primary, and tightens campaign activity while avoiding any hesitancy over a bid.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Gallup
Joseph Alsop
Mr. Rockefeller
Alsop
Nixon
Rockefeller
New York
New Hampshire
Vermont
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
New England
U S and U S S R Join For Medical Research
The United States and the U S S R agreed to joint research projects in cancer heart disease and polio. Researchers will work side by side on a humanitarian goal, potentially transforming East West scientific collaboration and spurring further cooperation against global health challenges.
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Khrushchev
National Institute of Health
Washington
United States
Russia
U.S
U.S.S.R
Golfers May Soon Golf Without Leaving Bed or Exertion
Bonnie Prudden argues golf is strenuous enough for vigorous men while decrying sedentary players. The piece notes go carts on golf courses and a new automatic tee-setter that raises the tee height, predicting a fully automated game without real club swings.
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Bonnie Prudden
Diehard Rooter
Fluoridation debate stirs Dalton Lenox residents in Pittsfield
In Brief reports Public Works Commissioner John F. Daniels questions fluoridation impact on Dalton and Lenox residents using Pittsfield water. The piece criticizes delays in ballot timing and notes local school building and possible double sessions in 1961. It highlights E. D. Jones’ boom as industrial growth in the Berkshires and mentions Bill Hart’s versatile career path from Christian Century editor to GE public affairs manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Daniels
Dalton and
Lenox
Pittsfield
E. D. Jones
Berkshires
Christian Century
Bridgeport
Bill Hart
What Are We Afraid Of Khrushchev Says Challenge to American Purpose
An Hartford Courant opinion piece argues Khrushchev’s televised persona exposes a shaken American sense of purpose. It urges embracing peaceful competition while renewing resolve to advance the American dream and world leadership, warning against nostalgia and complacency.
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Cape
Khrushchev
Ourg
Mr. Khrushchev
Notes and Footnotes Highlights and Snippets
A collection of miscellaneous notes from retail, media, and public life. Topics range from wine consumption in restaurants and traffic mishaps with a British car to money circulation and epidemics, Cold War headlines, religious absence in Pittsfield, driver psychology, speed laws, publishing delays, and a humorous anecdote about secretaries at a life insurance convention.
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Uls
North Street
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Berlin
Hitler
Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Great Barrington
Junior
Dad
New York State
Taconic Parkway
Eagle
Hal Borland
Hawaii
Combined Life Insurance Co. of America
Chicago
Notable Berkshire recalls mix of shoots and civic notes
Thirty years ago Mr and Mrs Adolph Topperwein dazzled as world renowned marksmen at Berkshire Gun Club while Frank Treat left his night watchman post at the brewery. Governor Draper lingered in Pittsfield before addressing Housatonic Agricultural Society. A Williams College president and a clock tied to Astor’s era surfaced amid local events and shop thefts totaled 54 dollars.
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Adolph Topperwein
Berkshire
Tyler Dennett
Williams College
Interfraternity Council
North Street
John Jacob Astor
Edith J. Burke
John A. Burke
New York
Pittsfield
Khrushchev and the Liberating Question in Cold War Politics
The piece argues Khrushchev’s U S visit aimed at peace through coexistence but exposes a hard core: the satellites’ fate stays unsettled. It critiques the Liberation policy as phony, noting revolts in Poland, East Germany and Hungary and urging the United States to renounce it to secure real peace.
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Washington
Walter Lippmann
Khrushchev
U.S
Germany
Great
Crusade
State Department
Mr. Dulles
Life
Moscow
United States
Poland
East Germany
Hungary
Crusaders
Tlungary
Ike
Czechoslovakia
Letters to the Editor Tramway Progress
Letters discuss Mt Greylock tramway support, political delays, and bond funding. James L Rowley urges Berkshire residents to back bonds, while Lydia Dimartino, Loretta Carroll and Beatrice Mintz respond on public safety roles, courtesy to leaders, and kindergarten benefits.
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THE
EAGLE
Mt. Greylock
Massachusetts
Cape
New York
New Hampshire
Boston
Washington
Berkshire County
James L. Rowley
Edward Ave
Adams
Salaries Debate for Police and Fire Departments
After reading Sept 28 letters on the dispute over salaries for the Police and Fire Departments, concerns are raised about who is qualified to judge the issue. The discussion centers on the wage terms and the roles of public safety staff in the city government.
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Russia
Winston Churchill
Khrushchevy
Lydia Dimartino
Henry Ave
Pittsfield
Value of Kindergarten In Lee Sparks Reader Letter
A reader in Lee responds to Frank McCarthy's column on the Lee kindergarten closure. The writer argues that lack of verbal communication is real but intent can suffice for understanding among stable people, noting the broader social implications and personal drive.
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Soddier
Beatrice Mintz
the Eagle
Lee
Frank McCarthy
South Berkshire Weekly
McCarthy
Mr. McCarthy
Quotes and quips from a bygone sports and science era
Quotes from Dr. Maurice Linden on human lifespan and a Philadelphia mental health division are paired with remarks from Casey Stengel on a bat boy’s standout season. A critic argues many unable to meet college admissions still offer community value beyond high school, attributed to Moarian Anderson.
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Maurice EF. Linden
Philadelphia
Moarian Anderson, Ringer
Khrushchev Visit Shapes Peace Theme in 1956 GOP Push
The piece argues Khrushchev’s U S visit boosts Republicans by framing peace and prosperity as the party’s core message. It notes Eisenhower’s past peace gambits, Nixon or Rockefeller as future successors, and polls showing mixed signals on the tour’s reception. It also says Moscow talks could set the stage for a summer summit and a Republican advantage heading toward the Democratic convention.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Korea
Geneva
Nixon
Rockefeller
New York
Dr. Gallup
Khrushchev
David
Russia
Los Angeles
Peace Party
Moscow
Macmillan
Russians plan Moscow film festival with noted British artists
The London Evening Standard reports a Soviet official asked Kenneth Rice to name Russian cinema figures who could attend a Moscow festival described as serious and artistic. Rice suggested Laurence Olivier Alec Guinness Carol Reed Michael Redgrave might be persuaded, then slyly noted Diana Dors could be possible.
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Moscow
Kenneth Rice
Britain
England
Rive
Laurence Olivier
Alec Guiness
Carol Reed
Michael Redgrave
Diana Doers
London Evening Standard
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Rocky
Orleans
Hartford Courant
Stanley Simkin
North St John McCalgan
Tyler Aces
General Ice Cream Co
Elm Sr
Mr. K
By Peter Potomac
London
Nashville
Tennessean
Agnes T. Sheridan
Cardinal Cushing
Loretta Carroll
Casey Dillon Stengel
New York Yankee
Ashington
GOP
Marquis Childs
America
White House
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