Almanac Today November 10 in History Highlights
Almanac notes key events on Nov 10 including the 1776 Continental Congress authorizing the U S Marine Corps and a 1918 asylum request by Kaiser Wilhelm II. It recalls suffragists arrested outside the White House in 1911 and a 1918 Dutch asylum plea, with a Hegel thought for today on history and governance.
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Offers Pour In To Nixon As He Leaves Office
Vice President Nixon receives numerous job offers from universities, law firms, and corporations as he plans to leave the vice presidency on January 20. His press secretary says Nixon has not disclosed any definite plans. The Nixon family returns from California to a welcoming crowd in Washington, with questions about his political future unresolved.
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Kennedy to Be Busy Election Pledges Await Action
In a post election preview James Marlow summarizes President elect Kennedy's plans on domestic policy. He outlines potential budget tensions with Congress, proposes river development, pollution controls, and expanded energy and healthcare initiatives, plus civil rights measures and fair employment practices. The piece notes the political hurdle of a Democratic Congress and the need to balance promises with fiscal reality.
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Life's Like That: Kennedy Faces Domestic Tests After Victory
The piece riffs on Kennedy facing a tough political landscape with Southerners in Congress and public facility access issues. It notes Kennedy’s squeaky victory over Vice President Richard M. Nixon and hints at immediate domestic challenges, including steering the economy away from a recession and Kennedy’s inexperience in certain areas.
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The Daily Review Presses Through Editorial Chaos
A garbled OCR page lists staff roles and dates for The Daily Reven chain with names like Willan Chiccote and Ray Truscott and shows multiple city office addresses in Hayward Leandro and San Leandro. It references subscription rates and office locations amid confusing text.
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Pope Cables Kennedy Congrats From Vatican
The Vatican sent a cable to President elect John F Kennedy praising the new U S leader. The message noted Kennedy as the first Roman Catholic to win the presidency and wished him and the American people happiness and prosperity.
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Water Bond Issue Approved By Calif Voters
Californians approve Prop 1 the 1.75 billion water bond by a slim margin, funding a vast Northern to Southern water transport system, including the Oroville Dam site, to irrigate millions of acres. The plan faced opposition in water-rich regions and includes tax impact concerns for general taxpayers.
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