Elect Kennedy Victory Prompts Calls for Voting Reform
The piece argues Kennedy won narrowly with 111,957 votes, notes a close national race and electoral college margin, criticizes absentee ballots in California and Alabama voting laws, and urges modernization of voting systems including machines. It cites Alabama for supporting Kennedy and Johnson and discusses southern political dynamics.
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Washington calling JFK's quest for top men
Kennedy moves to fill critical posts with men who can face atomic age challenges. McCone’s replacement as Atomic Energy Commission chair requires balance between civilian policy and military needs. Possible candidates include Robert McKinney, with ties to Senator Anderson, though risked to align with the Senate-House stance. Science adviser selection also looms as Teller pressures for a test ban, opposed by Bethe and others seeking cautious handling of nuclear policy.
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Living Today By Arlie B Davidson
Advice on adult living and handling disappointment. It notes that even high achievers can react childishly to loss or broken associations and urges making the best of second choices without regret.
West Coast solons eye Wall Street executives
Washington reports say Eisenhower and Kennedy had a private talk about the government take-over. The meeting with cabinet members showed preparation and mutual goodwill, signaling an orderly transition. Bethe and Teller figures weigh in on nuclear tests and the strategic options facing the new administration.
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Vending Era Seen as Growing Global Market
Sherman chairs ABC Vending Corp as Porter notes vending sales surpass $2.4 billion with concessions rising. They trace vending back to 219 B C and describe a modern surge, from coffee to milk and cigarettes in transit hubs and large apartment basements.
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Evicted Tennesseans face vote and a Congo bribery tale
In Tennessee evictions target farmers for voting in November while a Memphis caroling event at Owen College is planned. An FBI review questions Adlai Stevenson’s suitability for UN ambassador. Across Africa Congo MPs face bribes as agents bid against CIA, with payments soaring.
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Two Men Knocked Out in Raleigh Disturbance
Police officer Rudolph Perry found two men unconscious at a disturbance scene in Raleigh. The men had fought with tools, ending in a double knockout.
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