Rockefeller Victory Elevates Nelson Rockefeller in 1960 Race
Nelson Rockefeller's New York gubernatorial win strengthens his standing in the GOP and signals potential 1960 presidential ambitions. The victory crossed party lines with inroads against Democratic strength, including Buffalo and New York City, while Nixon faces intra-party challenges and shifting dynamics within the Republican machine.
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Fibroid Tumors Common In Middle Life Discussed
Dr Jordan addresses fibroid tumors in women aged around sixty three. He notes the commonality before menopause, symptoms such as heavy bleeding and pelvic pain, and that surgery risks have lessened for older patients. He emphasizes careful cancer evaluation and that treatment varies by size and location, with expectant care for asymptomatic cases and possible uterus removal when needed.
Strictly Personal How to Stop the Phone Solicitors
A columnist shares practical tips to curb telemarketing calls. Techniques include unlisting the home number, quickly rejecting offers, and playful rebuttals to deter sales reps. The piece urges firm, persistent action beyond mere hangups to prevent future calls.
Eisenhower to push conservative shift after election
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon appear to adopt a more conservative Republican stance for the remainder of the term and the 1960 campaign. The shift includes courting big labor and liberal groups less, and stressing pro business and limited government. Higher level aides and party leaders press a unified, cautious approach replacing earlier moderate tones.
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India as democracy bulwark amid Southeast Asia turmoil
Bruce Biossat argues India stands as the strongest democratic bulwark in Southeast Asia, contrasting Pakistan Thailand Burma and Ceylon where military or unstable party-cabinet systems are in place. He hails India’s Congress leadership under Prime Minister Nehru as capable of sustaining Western democratic practices in Asia.
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What Other Editors Are Saying on Space Race
A collage of editorials notes U. S. achievements in jets submarines missiles and moon shot while warning against public complacency about European lead in space. Opinions from Denver Trieste San Francisco Chronicle and Des Moines Tribune applaud or caution as they critique pace and policy.
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Remember When 2123 Remember When 2123 19 Years Ago
A fragmented historical note recalls the 1944 presidential election as 24 precincts remained untallied, with Long Beach and nearby areas showing a record turnout 32,000 above the prior high. The entry also mentions a 30 year old plan for a $100,000 manufacturing park and a diagonal turnpike, plus a State Street widening vote shaping the harbor district.
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Clinton school aid floods U S in show of support
Drew Pearson notes a nationwide outpouring of money and sympathy for the Clinton Tennessee school bombing aftermath. Americans from Atlanta to Yreka pledge funds, with individuals sending checks and Coke for freedom of education ideas, showing broad civic solidarity and hope for rebuilding.
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Todays Quotes on a Daughter and a Vacation Offer
A Nova Scotian gossip column notes Vil doria Aberghelti criticizes her daughter Atina Mariq Afer ghelli for plans to wed a divorced man. The piece mentions a Cumberland mine rescue figure pressuring miners invited to a Georg ia governor Griffin vacation. The tone remains a clipped, era gossip column amid scattered publication lines and staff names.
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