Senator Jackson and Kennedy Nominating Buzz in 1960
In Atlantic City during the Democratic convention the Washington delegation centers on Senator Henry Jackson who is seen as a potential running mate for Kennedy. The piece recalls Jackson’s career from Everett born in 1912 to his long political run and his candid reflections on the vice presidency amid Kennedy’s nomination dynamics.
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How Did He Do It in 1964 Republican Nomination
Our opinion assesses how Goldwater’s rise reshaped the GOP in 1964. Reston notes a large moderates group dismayed by Goldwater’s stance while warning the campaign could attract bigots and backlashes. The piece argues tension between conservatism and progress remains decisive ahead of November.
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Paul Newman Broadway Raise Highlights Celebrity Life
Paul Newman earns up to a million in film but on Broadway recent pay raised to 7.50 weekly earning him a take home of 103.50 after celebrating with Joanne Woodward. The couple stars in Bally Want to Kiss by James Costivan produced by Actors Studio Theater. They view the limited run as honoring the studio and its career impact. Newman recalls spending war years as a radioman and notes Broadway fame keeps him nearly jailed by fans at matinee entrances.
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Silent Hero in the Kennedy Pace
The narrative recalls the tense Kennedy nomination process with Senator Jackson wavering over a vice presidency. Kennedy favors a strong Southern balance, Lyndon Johnson emerges as the preferred running mate to counter civil rights stances. The room waits, phones ring, and the convention crowd erupts while a quiet figure watches from the fringe.
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What Is The Law What Is The Law Q A Woman Deserted
A woman asks how to verify if a divorce was granted without notice. The answer explains that Pennsylvania requires notification in divorce actions and suggests she write the county court in possible jurisdictions. She may need multiple letters to obtain confirmation or denial from the spouse or family.
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The Journal Offer Prompts Daily News Subscriptions
A promotional notice invites readers to subscribe to The Journal for full access to daily news. It highlights easy sign up and ongoing delivery of local reporting, editorials, and market updates.
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Conventions Clash in San Francisco War of Wives and Hoffa
Report on a rancorous Republican convention scene in San Francisco highlighting tense exchanges among Goldwater staffers and Roy Scranton's wife Mary, Hoffa connections, and barbed remarks about Kennedy and McCarthyism. The piece notes threats, gatekeeping on hotel stairwells, and party insiders probing Justice Department momentum while wives seek peace amid camp rivalries. The tone recalls prewar European intolerance and questions if such forces could rise here.
Japan Navy Minister Resigns Amid War Strain
20 YEARS AGO July 17 15944 WASHINGTON Adm. Shii getaro Shimada resigns as Japan’s navy minister. Tokyo cites stresses in government since American conquest of Saipan and warns the war situation offers no moment of optimism amid Guam and Mariana activity.
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Rotary Club Luncheon at Hotel Phoenix Splits on Public Credit
A July 17 1924 Rotary Club luncheon at the Hotel Phoenix drew wives and members amid praise for convincing him to ruin for president. Mrs Scranton whispered to a group that all she told the governor was Well Why dont you mm The San Francisco police did a remarkably efficient job policing the city with only four arrests on the Saturday night before the convention. Credit goes to police chief Tom Cahill.
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Youngest Delegate George Kelchner Represents Pa at Convention
The 22 year old George C Kelchner of Altoona Pa is the youngest delegate at the Republican National Convention. He represents Pennsylvania 12th District and cast his ballot for his home state. A student at Pennsylvania State University, Kelchner campaigned vigorously against the backer candidate with help from fraternity brothers. He pledged to Scranton after a meeting with the governor in Harrisburg.
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Corry Evening Journal Advertisement and Staff Notice
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including George B Sample as Publisher and William Eaton as General Manager with Allen Hishtouck as City Editor. Advertising manager is John McLaughlin and production manager G J Bergman. Advertising rates and display deadline are noted, with circulation details and associated agencies listed.
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