Nixon bids farewell to Congress testament to U S system
Vice President Nixon presided over the joint session to count electoral votes and declared Kennedy elected President with Johnson as Vice President. He reflected on 14 years of public service and praised the enduring American democratic system amid campaigning tensions.
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House
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
John F. Kennedy
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
Cuba in Crisis Seen Behind the Scenes
The piece warns of growing dissention under Fidel Castro with Cuba’s economy strained and Soviet bloc ties under scrutiny. It notes visa flows to the U S, refugee movements, and possible internal Cuban opposition, while pondering Soviet and U S reactions amid intensifying regional turmoil.
Medical care for the aged becomes burning political issue
Editorial discusses medical care for the aged as a central 1960 Congress and Kennedy campaign battle. It notes foes from Chamber of Commerce to AMA and unions. delegates split among education, medicine, labor, and insurers. estimates of insurance coverage and gaps for ages 67 to over 75, with a White House Conference focus on financing, employment, housing, and leisure.
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Kennedy
White House
Chamber of Commerce of the United
Washington
American Medical Association
Insurance Industry
National Association of Manufacturers
Americans For Democratic Action
Tists
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U. S
Kennedy invited to National Symphony at Inauguration Concert
Washington notes Kennedy will attend the Inauguration Concert as the National Symphony of Washington is invited to perform an all classical program for the first time in its history. A symphony official says Kennedy’s attendance could boost regular concertgoing like Eisenhower did for golf.
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Washington
National Symphony of Washington
Kennedy
Symphony
National Symphony
Eisenhower
High Point College
Toronto
Sanf ords inaugural text omission noted by reporters
Reporters observed two or three sentences missing from Governor Sanford's inaugural address text though delivered as written. Regular state hours and early staff arrivals, press secretary role in the capitol, and centralized news releases were discussed as evolving with Sanford and prior governors.
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Capitol
Governor Sanford
Betsy
Terry Jr
Graham Jones
News Center
Capitol Suare
Budget Bureau
Revenue Department
Hodges
Old People Medical Aid Promise Not Matching Local Service
A statement claims promises of medical aid for the elderly are not fulfilled as prescriptions are not filled at the local facility. The speaker highlights a gap between commitments and access to needed medications.
Judd stresses anti communism and US move in era of Kennedy
Dr. Walter H. Judd warns against communist expansion and praises Kennedy yet cautions on leadership. He argues the nation must move boldly in the ideological war and criticizes the Kennedy administration. The piece also notes Ted Cramer’s campaign contributions and Alphonse van den Dries praising High Point Greensboro ties and Canada US friendship through student exchanges.
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Ted Cramer
Terry Sanford
Cramer
North Carolina
Sanford
Alphonse van den Dries
Europe
Paris
High Point
Greensboro
America
New York
France
Taylor Simpson
Florida
John Foys
Arnold Schiffmans
Sedgefield
Charles W. Phillips
Erwin-Lambeth
Elizabeth Covington
J. Welch Harriss
Don Conrad
Quotes on environment religion and tragedy from 1960s figures
The excerpt cites Dr Chauncey D Leake of Ohio State urging limits on pollution and population. Dean Rusk stresses proactive national action. Rabbi Daniel J Silver criticizes public school practices. Juan Carlos Navone contemplates memory after a fatal race accident in Buenos Aires.
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Ohio State U
College of Medicine
Daniel J. Silver
Cleveland
Ohio
Juan Carlos Navone
Buenos Aires
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