Nixon and Checkers shape a future in politics
Dick Nixon, his wife and daughters become prominent in public life as his rise from Navy lieutenant to congressman senator and vice president draws intense public interest. The piece recalls his anti communism push and the Checkers speech that kept him on Eisenhower's ticket. It notes his disciplined, tireless work and unclear possibilities for a 1960 presidential run.
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R-Wis
Texas
Capitol Hill
Asia
Caribbean
Truman
Piecce S Seemeof
Dick N
Simplified keyboard ease debated by Des Moines writer
A Des Moines journalist discusses the Dvorak simplified keyboard versus the standard layout. The piece notes typing speed gains, training time estimates around 100 hours, and questions whether the simplified system will gain general use, citing Rhode Island studies and U.S. statistics.
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Lilaaan McLaughlin
Des Moines
Des Moines, Mare
Weiner
Wien
Erna
Dvorak
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