Sanford Aims NC Enters Mainstream Of National Life
Gov Terry Sanford urges North Carolina to shed regional limits and join the nation’s mainstream. He argues for quality education and national recognition, saying the state should measure success by national rather than Southern standards and lift its people among the best-trained in the country.
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Gov. Sanford
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
South
Tar Heel
Dixie
Nation
Sanford
Washington
Wilkesboro Reservoir
Congress
Wilkes
Piedmont
Army
Corps of Engineers
James V. Bennett
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Bennett
FCC
al Capone
Atlanta
Alcatraz
Chamber of Commerce
Clear Sailing for Cabinet Nominations After Inauguration
The Senate will not vote on incoming Cabinet nominees before the inauguration but will clear the path for all selections afterward, signaling smooth confirmation prospects for the administration’s picks.
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Senate
Kennedy Defeats Nixon By Hair In Air Styled Politics
An analysis argues John F. Kennedy won over Richard Nixon by a hair in a stylistic race as the Kennedy team pushes a young, ambitious Cabinet lineup. The piece notes swift Senate confirmation for Kennedy appointees, with وبعض observers predicting smooth approval and broad cross party support.
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London
Incorporated Guild of
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
William Troyack
Troyack
Disraeli
Lloyd George
Harold Macmillan
Parnell
Trovack
Mr. Kennedy
Senate
Charles E. Wilson
Eisenhower
General Motors
Congress
Editorial on Latin American revolutions and U S response
The piece warns of a hemispheric threat from Castro’s Cuba and communist expansion. It cites Kennedy and Eisenhower on supporting democratic forces, bolstering stability, literacy, and economic development to keep Latin America free from dictatorship and Soviet influence.
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Latin America
United States
Kennedy
Castro
Cuba
Russia
Red China
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Buenos Aires
Mexico City
Montevideo
Soviet Union
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Bolivia
Haiti
Venezuela
Cordillera
Andes
Sierra Maestra
Batista
Escambray
White House
Eisenhower
Florida
Congress
Communist Bloc
Jackie Kennedy Faces Early Move Into White House
Jackie Kennedy begins a rapid three location move from Georgetown to the White House and Glen Ora Middleburg estate. Moving crews will pack dishes lamps and paintings while Adele Murphy oversees preparation and decor funds come from the White House upkeep budget.
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Middleburg
Jackie
White House
Adele Murphy
Mrs. Murphy
Georgetown
Sanford flies to Palm Beach for Kennedy meeting aboard Gulfstream
Governor Sanford travels in a Burlington Gulfstream to Palm Beach with Mrs Love for a Kennedy succession conference. The flight covers 680 miles in about 2 hours 14 minutes, with Capt. Shelby Maxwell piloting and Dick Vaughan as co pilot. The party notes clear weather, cloud cover over Cape Canaveral, and a warm reception from Kennedy aides and reporters.
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Burlington Industries
Gulfstream
Rolls - Royce
Shelby Maxwell
Dick Vaughan
Spencer Love
Burlington Industries Board
Palm Beach
Maxwell
Burlington
Raleigh- Durham
Cape Canaveral
Sanford Talks with Kennedy Aide in Palm Beach News Session
Governor Terry Sanford met with John Kennedy for 80 minutes at Palm Beach Towers before briefing about 40 reporters. Sanford's visit focused on placing North Carolinians in national policy roles, especially in agriculture, while avoiding discussion of racial issues.
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Palm Beach Towers
Kennedy
Sanford
Hodges
Palm Beach
Charles F. Johnson
Asheville
Johnson
Als
Secret Service
Florida
North Carolina
National goals theme and public service ad highlighted
The page features side by side photos of Eisenhower and Kennedy promoting the Goals for Americans campaign. It notes the Advertising Council’s national service page and asks readers to read the report. It also covers Herman Burrows’s U.S. Marshal appointment and Wilkesboro Reservoir flood control funding.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
The
Advertising Council
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Lynn Nisbet
West Palm Beach
Governor Sanford
Charles Pearson
Gover
Atlas
Holt McPherson
America
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
B. Everett Jordan
U.S. Marshal
Middle District
Herman Burrows
Burrows
Sheriff's Office
U.S
William S. Powell
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