Kennedy and Nixon in California GOP race clash analysis
Kennedy, backing Nixon’s rival Gov. Edmund Brown, weighs states he may visit including Pennsylvania Connecticut Michigan Kentucky and possibly Oregon Utah and South Dakota. He criticizes GOP leaders Miller and Rockefeller charges, cites foreign aid flexibility, Kerr Mills, De Gaulle meet prospects, and pending legislation priorities before a Venezuela trip and Mexico visit.
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Richard M. Nixon
California
Kennedy
Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Michigan
Kentucky
Oregon
Utah
South Dakota
William E. Miller
John M. Bailey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Miller
Ional
Robert F. Wagner
Charles A. Buckley
D-Ny
Wagner
Buckley
Senate
Poland
Yugoslavia
United States
Kerr-Mills
Jan Washington
Congress
Spain
Venezuela
Mexico
Organization of
Public Health Service
History's Madmen All Had Religion Says Billy Graham
Evangelist Bill Graham told 18,000 at his Chicago Crusade that madmen in history shared some form of religion. He cited Eichmann Stalin Goebbels and Manasseh, noting Eichmann’s belief in God was insufficient without acceptance. Graham argued God could have forgiven Eichmann if he had accepted Him. Anchorage is Alaska's largest city with about 31,000 residents.
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Chicago
Bill Graham
Graham
Adolph Eichmann
Manasseh
Eichmann
God
Stalin
Joseph Goebbels
Seventh Planned Progress Meeting Praised as Outstanding
Missouri Power and Light officials hailed the seventh annual Planned Progress readers conference as outstanding with about 140 delegates from 32 communities at McClung Park. J D James said the event energized future community development and highlighted a panel including Francis Knollmeyer urging Missouri aiga vacation fund growth toward 1 billion dollars.
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Missouri Power and Light Co
Planned Progress
Mid-Missouri
McClung Park
J.D. James
Missouri Power and Light Board
Francis Knollmeyer
Linn
Mid-Missori Development Council
Missouri Aiga Vacation Fund
James D. Hoag
Union Electric Co
Pauline Knobbs
Kirksville State College
Milton
Carpenter
John Thompson
State Chamber of Commerce
Morris Leaves For Banking School At Rutgers University
John A Morris vice president of Central Missouri Trust Co leaves for Stonier Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers University in New Brunswick New Jersey. The session runs June 11 through law and will be his third attendance completing the course. The American Bankers Association sponsors the session expected to be attended by nearly 1100 bank officers.
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John A. Morris
Adams
Central Missouri Trust Co
Stonier Graduate School of Banking
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
Principles of Honest Journalism and Public Service
The piece outlines core newspaper ethics including accuracy responsibility leadership and the duty to print truth with objectivity. It cites a Carnegie legacy note and praises press standards that guard against bias, protect privacy, and promote humane values.
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Crussades
Andrew Carnegie
Estes Case Fallout and Manuel Dismissal saga
Manuel assails Fountain subcommittee as biased while admitting he leaked an Agriculture Department report to Earl Mazo of the New York Tribune. He cites pressure by Estes, Rayburn, and Johnson, and alleges a high level cover up as the Texas grand jury probes Henry Marshall’s death connected to Estes transfers. The panel fires Manuel by party vote, amid ethics debate and delays in public hearings.
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Mosey
Morris
Fountain
Estes
National Committee
Ralph
Manuel
Agriculture Department
House
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Congress
Carl J. Miller
Palate
Miller
Rayburn
Ralph Yarborough
Tex
Democratic Party
Billie Sol Estes
Washington
Senate
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
New York Herald, Tribune
Department of Agriculure
Mannel
James T. Ralph
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
West Texas Spectator
Bass
Florence Dwyer
R-N.j
Herald Tribune
Capitol Hill
Texas
Will Wilson
Henry H. Marshall
Marshall
Texas ‘Grand Jury
The
Attorney General of
Doctor Stricker Advises Fathers at Hospital Class
Dr. Stricker advised expectant fathers at St Mary’s Hospital to help mothers during pregnancy by preparing breakfast and sending children to school. He noted emotional and physical difficulties in early and late pregnancy and urged attention to the family’s psychological impact when the baby comes home.
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Harold C. Stricker
St. Mary's, ‘Hospital
Stricker
New York Finishes Year Without Executions
Albany report notes New York United States district court appeals delayed by numerous legal steps lead to a full year without executions for a capital offense. Gov Rockefeller spokesman dismisses any unofficial suspension while a state commission studies capital punishment.
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New York
Albany
N.Y
New York State
Nelson A. Rockefeller
National Merit Scholar from Wichita teen to MIT
John W. Dawson Jr., son of former Jefferson City residents, earned a national merit scholarship to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He graduated with an excellent A average from Wichita high school, reflecting strong academic achievement and future promise.
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John W. Dawson Jr
John W. Dawson
Jefferson City
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Wichita, Kan
Gas Tax Distribution Allocates Millions Across Cities
The smallest share went to Birmingham with 350.7 percent. Major recipients were St. Louis at $225,012.87 and Kansas City at $194,051.32. The tax sharing took effect April 1 after the March election, guaranteeing no city would receive less than its 1960 local gasoline tax take, with 44 cities paid on that basis. County shares fund the county aid road trust, computed by county road miles and assessed valuation, with the county portion at one-fourth cent of the five cent tax.
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Birmingham
St. Louis
Kansas City
State Highway Commission
Dalton
Bankers Tour Missouri Trust Co Visit at Motor Bank
A group of 150 Missouri bankers toured the new Motex Basic Motor Bank Thursday evening hosted by Missouri Trust Co. Guests viewed closed circuit TV and security systems. Senator Edward V. Long addressed editors at a Kansas City luncheon, opposing a proposed postage increase for second class mail. He warned that removing newspapers harms towns. Also noted: Soviet Union languages total 145 plus.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
BATES
Jefferson Tity
Missouri
Norning
Cole
Bure As
New Motex
Missouri Trust Co
Mandal Kitt
Alan
Motor Bank
Edward V. Long
Jefferson City Country Club
Esetee
Bill Cook
New York
Kansas City
Rangers
Tean Re
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Steyr
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Cy Cottrell
Bill Gransick
Rathskeller Hotel
Dr. Stricker
Cottage Court Cafe
B. McCarty
Palace Inn
Harold Reed
Clyde
Pas Wee
Williams
Bolh
Bankers Tour Motor Bank
Soviet Union
Corres
Monroe
Long
Tal
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Wild Dog OF the
Technicolor
At & P
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Advey
Canadien Bank
Carol Heiss
Lau George Sanders
Barbara Shelley
Maurice Chevalier
Angie Dickin
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Capitol Theatre
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