John F Kennedy's Shadow and the 1964 Campaign Mood
Washington essay on the post assassination political climate. It weighs public mood, candidate dynamics, and party strategies as Nixon Lodge Rockefeller Goldwater Scranton contend for the 1964 nomination while Johnson consolidates power and broad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Riker
Kennedy
Scranton
Nixon
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Lodge
New Hampshire
Henry Cabot Lodge
Estes Kefauver
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Sen. Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Lou Harris
Rochester, N. Y
Democrat and Chronicle
Ambassador Lodge
George Romney
Sen
Gov
William W. Scranton
Harris
Mr. Harris
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Salinger Leaves White House for Senate Run
Salinger resigns as press secretary to Johnson and Kennedy amid White House realignment. George Reedy named successor as Johnson loyalists gain day to day control. Rusk tempers resignation rumors while shifts hint at a Texas influenced staff reshaping ahead of schedule.
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Pierre Salinger
Lyndon Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Salinger
White House
Johnson
Jack Kennedy
George Reedy
Kennedy
Deam Rusk
Mr. Johnson
Texas
California
Silly season in politics stirs talk of candidates
The piece notes Bobby Baker’s possible return to Pickens, Kidd Brewer entering North Carolina governor race, Lamar Caudle filing then withdrawing for Congress in North Carolina, and a hyperbolic suggestion of Jack Ruby seeking Texas governor. It condemns using crime and imprisonment in political ambitions and stresses the need for respected leaders in a free country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Baker
Senate
Pickens
South Carolina
Kidd Brewer
North Carolina
Lamar Caudle
St. Louis
U. S. Justice
Jack Ruby
Texas
Editorial Research Fair Trade Troubles in Britain and US
Editorial review notes Britain’s fair trade dispute shaking Conservative discipline and Labor gains. Heath’s price maintenance repeal faces Tory revolt. 287 to 20 government vote amid shopkeeper backlash. In the US, quality stabilization bills stall amid drug lobby pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
Labor
Heath
House of Commons
Economist of
London
Sunday Times
William W. Allen
Allen
House Rules Committee
Senate Commerce
Congress
Newspaper Masthead Names and Roles in a Single Line
The fragment lists executive roles and staff positions including President Secretary Treasurer Holt McPerson Editor of BR Managing Editor Patterson Advertising Director Business Manager Charles B. Loflin Circulation Manager, indicating a historical newspaper staff roster.
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Holt McPerson
C Ae Patterson
Charles B. Loflin
James Salinger and Dean Rusk at Odds Over Leadership
Pierre Salinger declines to lead a press corps hike amid Kennedy era fitness push while Dean Rusk plans no exit from Johnson admin. The piece contrasts Salinger and Rusk with Hagerty and Eisenhower, noting Salinger’s informal style and Kennedy’s public relations acumen versus Johnson’s polls and foreign policy hints.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Madison Avenue
James Hagerty
Eisenhower
Salinger
Hagerty
DeMolay tradition, youth groups, and local redevelopment noted
North Carolina DeMolay members toured the Southern Furniture Exposition Building with their ladies before a Sky Room dinner, praising the youth organization’s role in shaping leaders. The column recalls DeMolay’s 45‑year history, notable alumni, and endorsements by J Edgar Hoover, then critiques Florida secret teen clubs and school reactions to youth group involvement. It also mentions Urban Renewal plans for a burned block and improvements to the High Point Memorial Hospital pharmacy enabling broader drug availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion of Honor
North Carolina
Order of DeMolay
Southern Furniture Exposition
Frank Land
Kansas City
Jacques DeMolay
Philip the Fair
Notre Dame Cathedral
Paris
DeMolay
Chrysler Corporation
Bob Mathias
Don Budge
J. Edgar Hoover
Florida
Masons
Rotary
Kiwanis
B'nai Brith
South
Deuchon
Coral Gables
Sigma Epsilon Chi
Rat Pack
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Fair Trade
Board of Trade
Edward
High Point Enterprise
Iain HE
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
THF
Associated Press
N.C
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
James Marlow
Pierre
Washington
Pierre ‘Salinger
Rusk
Dean Acheson
Truman
John Fostes Dulles
Robert F. Kennedgar
Planady
Dean Rusk
Dean
Secretary of State
Broadhurst Theater
High Point Memorial Hospital
Holt McPherse