Holloran backs strong civil rights plank for 1960 Dems
ST LOUIS AP Mark R Holloran Missouri Democratic National Committeeman says a strong civil rights platform is essential for 1960 and predicts Southern Democrats will try to purge Butler at the Dec 6 National Committee meeting in Washington. He warns they may pull out if the plank is weak.
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Trumps and Generosity Define A Bridge Hand
North opens with AKQ862 and South passes as West leads king of clubs. George, South, overbids to three hearts but clears the hand by ruffing clubs, cashing trumps, and letting West win a ninth trick on a nine. His smooth ruff and a final 2-2 trump break seal the deal without loss beyond one trump trick.
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Trumbull’s Revolution Paintings Graced Capitol Rotunda
In the Capitol rotunda in Washington DC four of John Trumbull’s paintings depict pivotal events of the American Revolution. Trumbull served as Washington’s aide at nineteen, rose to colonel, studied with Benjamin West in London, and remained a soldier and diplomat who never stopped painting.
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First Bay Psalm Book Printed in Cambridge Mass
The Bay Psalm Book the first book published in the English colonies was printed by Stephen Day at Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Oil Hymn Echoes At Pacific Garden Mission Birthday
Nearly 1,000 people gathered to celebrate the 81st birthday of the Pacific Garden Mission at the Conrad Hilton Chicago. Mission workers opened the ballroom to hear hymn singing by oil industry men from the American Petroleum Institute gathered in a adjacent room.
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Bomb like device found on porch at MU Hillel
A green shoebox device resembling a bomb was removed from the front porch of the Hillel Foundation House at the University of Missouri. Officials said it was harmless and likely a prank. The box held a fuse, motor, batteries and a timing circuit and was dismantled at police headquarters.
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