Sam Rayburn Visits Birmingham to Rally Alabama Democrats
In Birmingham the real Democrats of Alabama honored Sam Rayburn. The gathering praised Rep Kenneth Roberts amid reapportionment talk and lauded Rayburn as a steadfast Democrat guiding policy against the Communist threat. Governor Patterson touted fight for fair redistricting as Rayburn urged unity.
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Birmingham
Alabama
House of Representatives
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Texas
Congressional
George Grant
George Andrews
Rep
Kenneth Roberts
Roberts
Rep. Roberts
John Patterson
Rayburn
John Sparkman
Korea
Lewis Odom
Lister Hill
Don Cronin
James N. Bloodworth
Decatur
Cliff Almon
Morgan County
Los Angeles
Morgan
Lawrence
Madison
Lauderdale
Colbert
Eighth
Jackson
Limestone
John F. Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Nixon walk on a narrow GOP tightrope in 1962 campaign
Washington columnist William S. White discusses how General Eisenhower limits Nixon's attacks in 1962. Ike's Gettysburg directive pushes bipartisanship on foreign policy while Nixon must target Democratic domestic strengths and economic improvements to win support for a 1964 presidential bid.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
G.O.P
Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Ike
Gettysburg
Kennedy
Kenendy
Mr. Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Cate
White House
United F
Sa. i
Freedom for Children and Youth Requires Careful Guidance
Arlie B Davidson argues that children need freedom but not premature independence. Parents must balance autonomy with secure guidance until youths demonstrate mature values and responsibility. Dr Ralph Rabinovitch warns that too much independence at a young age can leave children without needed support.
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Ralph D. Rabinovitch
Children’s Service
The
Neuropsychiatric Institute
University of Michigan
Truman enjoys retirement as he reflects on life after presidency
Independence Missouri May 1961 former president Harry S. Truman sits in a dot patterned shirt following his 77th birthday and shares routines that keep him young. He discusses daily walks meals and a 30 minute nap and describes meeting with students at a local library. The interview also touches on Nixon Kennedy and views of corporate power and government controls.
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Drew Pearson
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Mr. Truman
Joe McCarthy
Harry Truman
Missouri College
Culver-Stockton
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Wisconsin
California
Boston
United States
University of Southern California
Kennedy
Truman
Sen
John F. Kennedy
the Bell Syndicate, Ic
Training and retraining core of Kennedy proposals
The piece argues retraining as the solution for mature workers whose factory jobs disappeared and for youths lacking education. It highlights pilot programs and proposed funding to finance retraining, stressing that sustained economic growth is needed to create new jobs and reduce long-term unemployment.
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Sylvia Porter
Kennedy
Congress
Picayune
Labor Dept
Seymour Wolfhein
Vania
West Virginia
The
Hall Syndicate
Possible Kennedy Khrushchev summit gains mixed Senate support
Senate leaders react favorably to a Kennedy Khrushchev summit with about a 60 40 chance of occurring. Some senators urge caution and informality while others, like Senator Mansfield, endorse serious consideration noting disarmament West Berlin and Southeast Asia as possible topics.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Sen
Styles
Bridges
R-N.h
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
West Berlin
Southeast Asia
Humphrey
Ken
Castro's Fall Predicted by Kennedy Motive
President Kennedy predicts the Cuban regime of Fidel Castro will fall as he finishes a five day holiday in Florida and plans trips including Ottawa. He sent a Mothers Day message to Cuban refugee mothers at a Miami rally and assured Americans will support Cuba's freedom.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Washington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
South
Khrushchev
White House
Ottawa
Miami
Falkville Beta Club elects new officers for 1961 62
Falkville High School Beta Club elected Rodger Henson as president for 1961 62. Also chosen were Dianne Sandlin as vice president Amy Rea as secretary Lila June Morris as reporter and Janice Macoy as song leader.
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Falkville
Rodger Henson
Falkville High School
Dianne Sandlin
Amy Rea
Lila June Morris
Janice Macoy
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Postaffice
Associated Press
MAN
Alebeme
Sam
America
William S. White
By Arlie B. Davidson
Davidson
Pearson
University of Wisconsin
General Electric
Westinghouse
Free World
Old MacDonald
Castro
Dillfhay
Lester Thrasher
Mgr
Les
Chance
City Finance
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