Barber Jake Factor Linked To Kennedy Campaign Donations
Washington report notes Jake the Barber contributed ten to fifteen dollars to the Kennedy campaign and to Citizens for Kennedy. Reports say Factor and his wife gave twenty thousand dollars to the Kennedy organization, with the couple among prominent contributors. A spokesman for Factor did not confirm further details.
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Citizens For Kennedy
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Kennedy donors tied to Factor figure in gun controversy
Records show John Factor of Beverly Hills contributed $5,000 to the Kennedy campaign, while another Factor associate gave $5,000. The case involves deportation proceedings linked to a 1943 conviction and a long history including the Territey Touhy kidnapping.
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Lba Loma Linda Drive
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Chicago
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Worry Clinic Promotes American Patriotism in Education
Augusta Stevenson argues for making American history and patriotism central in schools. She cites teachers who favor foreign content, warns of brainwashing by communism, and praises figures like Washington and Franklin while condemning European focus in curriculums.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Judge Throws Out Suit Against Editor
Judge Francis Thompson ruled a 1915 Alabama election law does not apply to newspapers, dismissing charges against Birmingham Post-Herald editor James E. Mills. The ruling clears the way for an appeal to the Alabama Supreme Court over free speech limits on election coverage and editorials. The case arose after Mills published an election day editorial soliciting votes for a political reform plan ahead of Birmingham's mayoral government changes.
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