Rockefellers Divorce Blocks White House Bid
Drew Pearson reports Alf Landon, GOP elder statesman, cannot back Nelson Rockefeller due to Rockefeller’s divorce. Landon says the divorce marks instability. He notes Landon carried Maine and Vermont against Roosevelt and warns Rockefeller would not fare worse if nominated despite obstacles.
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Alf Landon
Republican Party
Nelson Rockefeller
Mr. Landon
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Landon
GOP
Maine
Vermont
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alabama planning board notes 4000 jobs from 29 ARA projects
The Alabama Planning and Industrial Development Board reports that since 1961 the Area Redevelopment Administration approved 29 projects in Alabama, creating nearly 4,000 jobs. The investments total 3,458,284 with 2,814,584 as U.S. Treasury backed loans. The bulletin argues ARA aims to reduce unemployment by aiding self help.
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National Democratic Administration
Redevelopment Administration
Alabama Planning and Industrial Development Board
Alabama
U.S. Treasury
Reapportionment Debate Moves Alabama Senate Basis
Editor Hamner Cobbs of The Greenboro Watchman urges constitutional change to end population based apportionment for both houses. He argues for population based House and area based Senate while calling for fair, logical reform to the Alabama constitution.
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House of Representatives
Alabama
Hamner Cobbs
Greenboro
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Senate
Washington Calling A Problem Complicates Nuclear Pact
A Kennedy administration debate on relaxing Soviet bloc tensions. The Berlin issue splits opinion over aiding satellite liberation while West Germany resists recognition of East Germany. Bonn factions clash with Brandt Bahr proposals for broader East West talks and trade, amid a broader test ban discussion.
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Washington
Kennedy
Berlin
Moscow
Poznan
Poland
Soviet Union
West Germany
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Egon Bahr
Bonn
Heinrich von Bretano
Konrad Adenauer
Gerhard Schroeder
East Germany
Time moves on in ARLIE B DAVIDSON meditation
Time moves on and cannot be turned back. The piece urges leaving the past and starting anew, whether for students, romantics, or workers, stressing acceptance of current contracts and improving life with new insights and confidence.
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Otd Davidson
Confidential Cables Reveal Ellender Africa Tour
Washington column details Senator Allen Ellender of Louisiana in a confidential cables saga. Reports show his travel to Morocco Mali and Chad with notes on his Cajun French talks and camera hobby. Officials describe his talks as rapid and self focused, shaping impressions of U.S. diplomacy.
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Marco Polo
Allen Ellender
Louisiana
Albania
Hoxha
Ellender
Senate
Equator
Africa
State Department
Morocco
John Ferguson
Huey Long
Keita
Mali
William Handley
Handley
Central African Republic
Chad
Richard Reddington
Tombalbaye
Sen
France
Britain
U. S
Free World
Paris
Bell - McClure Syndicate
Quiet Business Meals Deduction Tips From Sylvia Porter
Column explains the quiet business meal rule for tax deductions. It outlines two requirements a business associate relationship and a quiet venue, notes IRS caps on personal meals, warns against reciprocal dining schemes, and previews tomorrow's write up on entertainment deductions.
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Sylvia Porter
Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Caplin
The
the Hall Syndicate, Inc
President Kennedy Faces Growing Race Demonstrations
David Lawrence notes Kennedy’s news conference suggested demonstrations were subsiding, yet New York Times and United Press reports show continued arrests and clashes across Brooklyn Harlem Queens and Chicago. The piece argues local bi racial efforts and legal remedies may curb protests without ending them.
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Kennedy
Congress
New York Times
Brooklyn
Queens
Harlem
Times
Criminal Court
Boston
New York City
Clarksdale
Miss
Project Here
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