Notable U.S. Leaders and First Lady Profiles in 20th Century Text
The piece surveys figures including Garner as U S Representative and Speaker, Wallace as Agriculture and Commerce Secretary and 1948 Progressive nominee, Truman’s presidency following F D Roosevelt, and Eleanor Roosevelt’s public life from wife to UN delegate. It notes births in 1868 1888 1884 and residences in Texas Iowa and New York City. Lawrence Journal World 1960 Times Mirror Syndicate.
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Reg River County
Texas
Uvalde County
United States
House of Representatives
Garner
Uvalde
Henry Agard Wallace
Adair County
Iowa
Agriculture
Commerce
Progressive Party
Harry S. Truman
Franklin Roosevelt
New York City
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Consumer's League
League of Women Voters
Women’s ‘Trade Union League
Democratic Party
White House
England
South America
Australia
Pacific
United Nations General Assembly
Roosevelt
Lawrence Journal-World
Eighteen Charged After Rockwell Rally Clashes
Eighteen people face disorderly conduct charges after a fight between supporters and opponents of George Lincoln Rockwell at a rally in a D C park between the Capitol and the Washington Monument. Rockwell was detained by park police. several suffered minor injuries. Each arrestee posted $10 collateral as hearings set for Tuesday.
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Washington (Ap
George Lincoln Rock
Rockwell
Capitol
Washington Monument
West Germany moves toward two party pattern in democracy
Veteran AP observer Herb Altschull notes West Germany tilting toward a two party system with CDU and Socialists dominating, plus the Free Democrats as a smaller ally. The Socialists drop Marxist nationalization and pacifism, embracing military strength to deter communism.
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Herb Altschull
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Christian Democratic Union
CDU
Socialist Party
Western Alliance
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Bundestag
Socialists
Free Democrats
Britain
Liberal
Major Jazz Event Plans to Sue Newport Over Show Shutdown
The Newport Jazz Festival seeks four million dollars from the city after police used troops to quell riots when thousands of youths flooded Newport. Officials revoked the festival license, canceling Sunday performances. Festival President Lorillard blamed city officials for ignoring warnings of trouble.
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Newport
R.I
Louis L. Lorillard
Joseph A. Radice
Rutgers Leader Brett Dies at 89 Former Acting President
Philip Mille doler Brett, 89, who served as acting president of Rutgers University from 1930 to 1932 and starred as an all around athlete in his student days, died Saturday.
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Hyde Park
New York
Harvard
Columbia University Law School
United States
White House
Congress
Elis
Japan
Germany
Italy
United Nations Alliance
Warm Springs
Georgia
Philip Milledoler Brett
Rutgers University
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Times-Mirror Syndicate
Harold F. Stewart
National Capital Park
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Maupintour
Gene Drake
Vivial
American Society of Travel Agents
Newport Naval
Eisenhower
Rutgers
Elkcom Sows
B.P.D. Elks
Clayton Stone
Exalted Ruler
West 6Th Street
Dixon
East 23Rd Street
RAW Valley
Happy Hal
Bill Bodin
Bill Bodin, Inc
Ind
K.A. Memorial Stadium
State OF
Kansas
Torvill
Bermudas
Jamaicas
AGS
Charlton Insurance Agency
Call V Insurance Bldg
Post Office
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