Balanced ticket debate for 1964 vice president
Washington columnist Lyle C. Wilson notes that balanced tickets are common in northern cities and may shape the 1964 presidential race. He cites speculation that the Democrats could nominate a Catholic for vice president to balance LBJ’s Protestant background, mentioning Robert F. Kennedy as a possibility per Newsweek.
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New York City
Johnson
Newsweek
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
LBJ
Pressure for religious balance on 1964 ticket fuels debate
Evans Novak favor Sargent Shriver as Johnson running mate, arguing a balanced ticket mixing Catholics and Protestants. The column warns that chasing religious balance risks entrenching racial and sectarian segregation in political office and potentially creating long term preserves for minorities or faith groups on tickets.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Sargent Shriver
Johnson
Shriver
U.S
Manhattan
New York City
Andrew Hatcher
Hatcher
Pat O'Brien Goes West in Virginian Role Returns to Stage Stories
Hollywood star Pat O'Brien discusses his first Western in decades, playing a prospector who dynamites his hut and strikes gold. He recalls a long career as a raconteur, with Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne memory and plans to publish a memoir titled The Wind at my Back. O'Brien, 30 plus years in show business, often performs with wife Eloise and has a large Irish-named family.
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UPI
Pat O'Brien
Pat
Chicago
Notre Dame
Knute ‘Rockne
James Jimmerson
Milwaukee
Eloise
O’brien
Mavourneen
Sean
Terry
Bridget
Oo’ Brien
the Indus
Chaperone Needed at Teen Parties Says MILLET
MILLET urges that a discreet chaperone be present at teen age parties to oversee behavior and prevent potential trouble, stressing the need for supervision amid rising concerns about conduct and safety.
Four Horsemen Gain Fame From Notre Dame Backfield
In South Bend Indiana UPI recalls Notre Dame backfield stars Harry Stuhldreher Elmer Layden Don Miller and Sleepy Jim Crowley who formed the famed Four Horsemen in the 1920s and left a lasting mark on college football.
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Four Horsemen
South Bend
Ind
UPI
Notre Dame
Harry Stuhldreher
Elmer Layden
Don Miller
Sleepy Jim Crowley
Books in review reflect radio to television era shifts
Eddie Cantor’s As I Remember Them and It Sounds Impossible by Sam Slate and Joe Cook survey entertainment from stage to screen to radio and TV. Africa’s Wildlife by Eric Robins warns of extinction without changes by tribes, poachers, and tourists. Israel Years of Challenge by David Ben Gurion traces the nation’s growth and future role. The Misfits era saddle soap opera details Clark Gable and Marilyn Monroe’s final film with studio notes and cast notes.
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Sam J. Slate
Joe Cook
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Cantor
Enrico Caruso
Perry Como
Will Rogers
Atlantic City
Grossinger
Catskill
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Slate
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WCBS
Cook
Africa
Eric Robins
Taplinger
Robins
Israal
David Ben-Gurion
Holt, Rinehart & Winston
Israel
Palestine
Ben-Gurion
Asia
James Goode
Bobbs-Merrill
Clark Gable
Marilyn Monroe
Gable
Miss Monroe
Nevada
Arthur Miller
John Huston
Miss Onroe
Eli Wllach
Antgomery Clift
Thelma
Thanksgiving Hospitality and Health News Across Groom and Childress
The column lists Thanksgiving visits and hospital cases across Groom and nearby towns. Mrs. Biddy with Annie Burnat traveled to Groom for surgeries and family greetings. Many relatives and friends from Vernon, Amarillo, Childress, Lubbock, and Wichita Falls visited hospitals, shared meals, and conveyed well wishes.
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F. E. Biddy
Bill Kelley
Annie Burnat
Groom
R. F. Harris
Wellington
Groom Hospital
Cecil Garnder
Dock Shaw
Amarillo
Hildie Gillispie
Ora Givesn
J. E. Belgey
Drury Fry
Richard Holeman
Holemans
Jess Mullins
Arthur Rothwell
Delmer Jones
Willard Mullens
Carl Miller
Leon Henley
Willis Cato
Carol
Vernon
Leta Henley
Bruce Parr
Childress
Aubrey
Dean Henley
Garland
Jimmy Miller
Wichita Falls
J. T. Morris
Donald Miller
Tammy
Jewell Terry
H. E. White
Charles Mack
Rose Merritt
Uvalde Hospital
South Texas
Wo Teleseas
Biddy
Oklahoma City Waters
Kenneth Givens
Ora Givens
Cecil Gardner
West Texas Hospital
Monay
Marie Gillispie
Anna Beth Parr
Grady Parrs
McMurray College
Terry Parr
Lubbock
Ella Terry
G. Parr
W. W. Holman
Lila Ruth
Eddie Gray
Mathewson Shuts Out A’s Three Times in 1905 World Series
Christy Mathewson pitched three shutouts for the New York Giants against the Philadelphia Athletics in the 1905 World Series, anchoring a dominant pitching performance for the Giants.
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NEW York
UPI
Christy Mathewson
New York Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
ODRINEX Diet Pill Ad Promises Quick Fat Loss
An unverified advertisement touts ODRINEX as a prescriptionless fat loss pill. It claims appetite suppression allows eating usual foods while reducing portions, offers a 7 day result promise and a money back guarantee, with pricing at $3.00 via B and J Drug Store and Childress mail orders.
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B & J Drug
Childress
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