Free For All At Montgomery
Alabama faces redistricting battles as population shifts force House seat reallocations. The piece recalls historic Alabama redistricting battles, notes current district sizes from 236,216 to 634,864, and warns of possible all at large elections if deadlock blocks a plan for 1962.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Jefferson County
Jefferson
L. L. Patterson
Randolph Countian
North Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Shelby
Mobile
Baldwin
Montgomery
Lee
Macon
Russell
Black Belt
Alliag
Case Upsets Liberal GOP Victory Shapes Senate Outlook
Washington reports Sen. Clifford P. Case of New Jersey won the major Senate victory in 1960 as Kennedy carried his state. Case led Thorn Lord by 335000 votes while other liberal Republicans like Leverett Saltonstall and John Sherman Cooper won big margins. The piece notes House leader Halleck guiding a conservative coalition effort and discusses Goldwater’s conservative revival challenge to Rockefeller and Case’s cautious stance on the GOP’s national future.
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Senate
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
John Kennedy
Case
Thorn Lord
Midwest
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Kennedy
Massachusetts
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Carl Curtis
Nebraska
House
Charles Halleck
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Garcia
Arizonian
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
White House
South
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Eisenhower
Halleck
United Features Syndicate, Inc
Eating Habits According to ARLIE B DAVIDSON
The article outlines diet guidelines emphasizing balanced variety and mindful eating. Tips include eating slowly, stopping before fullness, choosing foods that agree with you, light meals for heart patients, and avoiding cold drinks. It also notes following a doctor’s diet and eating smaller portions more often in old age.
Kennedy Victory, Senate Seat Shuffle and Ike Era Reflections
Drew Pearson notes Kennedy victory signals influence in big states with Southern support and wary liberal moderates. He predicts Furcolo will appoint Jack Kennedy’s ally Torbert MacDonald to Kennedy’s Senate seat. talks of a long post presidency cruise for Eisenhower and plans for a possible attorney general bid for Kennedy.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Robert Gray
Cabinet
Bobby ‘Kennedy
Jimmy Hoffa
Jim Hagerty
Ike
Lipton
Secret Service
Commuter problems need joint city and state action
Sylvia Porter interviews David Mackie about the commuter crisis in U.S. cities. He argues railroads alone cannot solve it and requires coordinated plans spanning metro zones, with reduced tax burdens and contracted rail service supported by cities and states to prevent traffic chaos and urban decay.
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David Creasing
Mackie
New Haven Railroad
New York
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Lackawanna
Porter
Greenwich
Connecticut
New York City
Nassau
Bahamas
Philadelphia
American Municipal Association
Boston
Los Angeles
the Hall Syndicate
Congressional reapportionment reshapes Alabama and nation
The article discusses shifts in representation as reapportionment could swing Alabama and neighboring states. It notes a potential five to six Alabama seats and contrasts losses and gains across Pennsylvania New York Massachusetts Arkansas California Florida and others, with the national total returning to 435 seats in 1962.
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Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
North Alabama
South Alabama
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Arkansas
Alabama
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
North Carolina
West Virginia
California
Florida
Arizona
Maryland
Michigan
New Jersey
Hawaii
Ohio
Texas
Alaska
House
U.S. Civilian Labor Force Rises 13.9 Percent 1939–1951
The civilian labor force of the United States grew by 13.9 percent over the period from 1939 to 1951, reflecting a substantial expansion in job market participation and economic activity during those years.
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