White House Mail Pours In on First Lady Kennedy
Grace Kelly era anecdotes aside this Washington column notes Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy's mail volume far surpasses prior first ladies with letters from children teenagers brides and overseas admirers. It praises her language skills aides and the impact of the White House restoration while reporting the Kennedy family's growing public profile and a new women led civil rights lobby at the White House.
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Calvin Coolidge
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Blank Farm
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Pierrette Spiegler
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Canada
Perle Mesta
Chou-Chou
Robert F. Kennedy
National Security Council
Bobby Kennedy
Diabetes and insulin use after sugar clears up
A medical column explains why insulin treatment often continues after urine sugar disappears. Diet remains important, as the body may still produce or use sugar from foods, and stopping insulin can lead to a sugar buildup again.
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Keeler scandal rattles markets and politics in Britain
The Christine Keeler affair triggers sharp market jitters in London and New York as investors doubt Conservative stability under Prime Minister Macmillan. Analysts warn any Labor victory could reshape British policy, while currency hedges and mutual currency protection deals reflect increased uncertainty.
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Arthur Wiesenberger
New York
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Liem
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