Real Kennedy Seen As Calm Front Man Yet Strong Candidate
A three part series by Relman Morin examines John F Kennedy's quiet surface versus the deeper traits shaping his bid for the presidency. It notes his careful planning, religion, age, and the extensive team behind his campaign, including Sorenson and Harris, and his wife Jacqueline.
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Renaissance
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Agnostic and Jewish Leaders Challenge Bible Reading Law
In Miami a professed agnostic and nine local figures aligned with Jewish groups seek to halt Florida Bible reading in public schools. Two civil actions target classroom prayers, songs, baccalaureate events, symbols, and holidays while Harlow Chamberlin sues to raise children free of religion with backing from the Florida Civil Liberties Union. The case, a major test of church state separation, may reach the U.S. Supreme Court. advocates stress home and church religion vs. school intrusion.
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New Fall Fashion Embraces Fur and Glitter Silhouettes
New York designers preview fall styles with fluid feminine lines, lavish furs, and glitter. Evening wear returns with long jewel embellished gowns swathed in fur, while coats range from wide full-length to capelike, and fabrics span silk brocades, velvet, tweeds, and rich color tones.
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National Press Week
State Mishaps Kill Fourteen in Pennsylvania Weekend
Fourteen persons died in Pennsylvania accidents over a hot sunny weekend with traffic deaths and drownings dipping from the prior two weekends. Nine traffic fatalities versus thirteen the prior weekend, one drowning compared with three and six respectively. Roads and beaches were crowded as heat drove people outdoors.
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Weather brief with upcoming temperatures and tides
The report lists high and low temperatures for today and the coming days with a high of 83 and a low of 70 tonight. It notes 24 hour, monthly, and yearly precipitation totals, sunrise at 5 47 a m and sunset around 8 2 p m plus tide times at Chester tidewater terminal pier with two high tides and two low tides.
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Scott To Preside At Keystone Caucus In Chicago
Senator Hugh Scott will preside at a Keystone State Republicans caucus in Chicago on Sunday before the GOP convention opens. As general counsel for the Republican National Committee, he was sent ahead to handle possible trouble and to assist Nixon’s nomination effort. He spoke in Medford, Oregon, accusing Kennedy of making contradictory statements on China relations.
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Rockefeller and Nixon loom in Pennsylvania VP draft talk
Pennsylvania Assemblyman Albert W. Johnson says Nixon will win the presidential nomination on the first ballot and that Rockefeller would accept a spot on the ticket. He adds Nixon can carry Pennsylvania by a substantial margin, while Nelson Rockefeller eyes a public draft at a convention. Johnson notes Khrushchev or foreign policy will shape the race.
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John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
GOP Meals Planned as Chicago Prepares for Convention
Chicago prepares for the Republican National Convention with a 12,000 meals per day target at the Stock Yards Inn adjacent to the International Amphitheatre. Rockefeller staffers expect a 214 million dollar convention, a hotel revamp costs around 10 thousand dollars, and preconvention tours plus décor fill the agenda amid security checks and limited access.
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Hisithe Internation
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Rockefeller Heads for Chicago
Nelson Rockefeller pursues the Republican path toward Chicago with clashes over civil rights national defense and foreign policy. He again refuses to endorse Nixon or seek second place and declines to name invitees. Goldwater hints at backing Nixon if a convention fight arises while Meade Alcorn Jr. says Rockefeller’s ticket chances are remote though a standout running mate remains possible.
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Nixon
New York
Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
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H. Meade Alcom Jr
Connecticut
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Book Seized Over Objectionable Literature in South Africa
PORT ELIZABETH AP The Customs Department has seized copies of Evidence of Love by Dan Jacobson, a leading young author. The novel portrays a love affair between a mulatto boy and a white girl and was labeled as suspected objectionable literature by the post office.
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Customs Department
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South Africa
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