Kennedy era Democratic National Committee takes brisk new shape
The Kennedy led National Committee reshapes leadership and strategy after the Los Angeles convention. Young, energetic staffers under 50 drive a fast moving operation with hand picked aides in key posts. The overhaul replaces older figures and aims for decisive, high tempo campaign work ahead of the next election battle.
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Citizens For Kennedy
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Dungan
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Jerry Hoeck
Seattle
Kenneth O'Donnell
James Rowe
New Deal
Knedy
Tryndon Johnson
Stephen Smith
Bennett Cerf and Lincoln Tales Spark a Dinner, Political Tilt
The piece opens with Bennett Cerf calling a New York restaurant to reserve for eight, boasting London connections and a broken nose to gain entry. It shifts to a sharp profile of the Kennedy for President team, listing Henry Jackson, Bobby Kennedy, Sorensen, O’Brien, and others shaping the campaign apparatus.
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London
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Duke of Sutherland
van Cleef
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Rolls Royce
Billy Graham on Law and Personal Debt in Modern Times
The speaker says scripture must be interpreted by current conditions. Jesus spoke to an agrarian society and his teaching about possessions does not apply to modern property disputes. In a legally binding home purchase, one may pursue the law to recover the invested property once payments are made.
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Nairobi
We Should Watch Our Step In Africa Says Victor Riesel
Victor Riesel argues the United States should tread carefully in Africa. He lauds Kenya's Tom Mboya as a pro West ally and notes AFL-CIO gifts aiding labor HQs while highlighting tensions with Britain and Soviet influence.
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Mboya
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Kenya Federation of Labour
U.S
Portraits of Friendship in African Union Labor Solidarity
J. C. Metcalfe frames African union federations and allied workers across the continent as participants in a global propaganda struggle. A joint statement rejects exploitation of unrest and defends a free independent trade union movement. The signatories include many unions across Africa and beyond, with references to leaders and regions long unfamiliar to readers.
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Bitlore
National
Confederation of Somali Workers
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Liberia
Mauritius
Trade Union Congress
Gambia
Lumumba
Kasavubu
Mothers should teach sons good manners early in life
Ruth Millett argues mothers must train sons in everyday courtesies such as table manners and consideration for others. She notes a husband’s lack of manners embarrasses his wife and hinders him, urging mothers with young boys to start teaching now rather than after adulthood.
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Harriman on Lodge UN stance sparks editorial
The editorial weighs W Averell Harriman's call for Henry Cabot Lodge to resign as UN ambassador if JFK wins the presidency. It argues Lodge should remain in place during his UN term, praising his experience and stressing the need for steadiness while Kennedy runs. It notes Harriman's past roles and contrasts their positions on public service.
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Mrs.Lincoln
Mrs. Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
W. Averell Harriman
U. S
Russia
New York
United Nations
Harriman
Lodge
Joe Doakes
Senator Kennedy
Senate
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Majority
Nixon
Insult Comedy Rises as Public Provocation Delights Audiences
Earl Wilson notes a paradox in Las Vegas where private insults anger patrons toward waiters yet public insults from comedians draw big crowds. He cites Jack Leonard and Don Rickles as exemplars of the insult comedy trend in nightlife.
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Jack E. Leonard
Don Rickles
Sid Caesar and Rickles Trade Jabs at Nightclub
Comedy veterans Sid Caesar and Don Rickles headline a club night with sharp exchanges and roasts. Caesar, entertaining fans, jokes about wills and fame while Rickles taunts the audience, calling out celebrities and playful insults. Joe E. Lewis also appears, joining in the roast and recalling earlier appearances.
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Sahara Lounge
Sid Caesar
Gleason
Jack E. Leonard
Jack E
Don Rickles Charm School
Jackie Gelason
Dorothy Lamour
Crossword Puzzle Answers and Show Biz Notes
A dense collage of crossword clues and show business gossip. Items reference Down clues from a puzzle, and notes about Rickles, Gelason, Berle, Merman, Tal, and other entertainment figures with brief anecdotes and upcoming plans.
Lubbock Avalanche Journal masthead and rates
The fragment shows the Lubbock Avalanche Journal masthead with publisher and editor notes, weekday evenings, and Sunday consolidation details. It lists subscription rates: daily and Sunday options, various term lengths, and carrier delivery charges. Also mentions full leased wire service and Associated Press and United Press affiliation.
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