Four Democratic Senators Strike Back At Eisenhower
Four Democratic senators challenged Eisenhowers criticism of Kennedy era policies and the Peace Corps. Senate leader Mansfield accused the ex president of campaign oratory while Hart Neuberger and Gore defended the corps noting its broad appeal and international support.
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John Boles Returns For Visit To Hollywood
AP writer Bob Thomas reports John Boles the once star of The Desert Song and Stella Dallas returns to Hollywood for a Back Street premiere. He now works in oil from San Angelo Texas balancing Beverly Hills living with field work in Texas and Louisiana.
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Paul Harvey Visits Gastonia To Address Optimist Club
Caster Paul Harvey from Chicago speaks tonight to the Optimist Club in Gastonia N C. Harvey is heard today on three newscasts over an American Broadcasting Co network from a local Gastonia radio station.
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James A Laing Dies at 61 in Chicago
James A. Laing 61 longtime secretary and treasurer of the Natural Gas Pipeline Co of America died Wednesday after a brief illness in Chicago. He was a senior executive and prominent business figure.
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Kennedy Eisenhower Parallels Weaken As Rift emerges
James Marlow notes Kennedy and Eisenhower shared calm leadership styles and wary Congress relations. He contrasts their foreign policy approaches with Dulles and Rusk guiding talks. Kennedy’s outreach to Eisenhower fades as Republican critique grows and news conferences remain limited.
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Farmer's Cow Pasture Named Center of Population
In Centralia Illinois Fred Kleibecker’s 160 acre farm became the country’s population center after the 1960 census placed it in his cow pasture. Tourists and Girl Scouts toured the soil as it was packaged for shipment. Governor Kerner and dignitaries will dedicate a monument at the center of population on Monday.
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