Kennedy's fate in hands of state leaders
A 1960 presidential race focus piece notes that Democratic delegates from big states hold sway over the nomination. The article discusses how core blocs may influence the eventual candidate as the convention approaches.
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Riots Test Japan's Pro West Policy
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Jerael Plans Protest At UN Over Incident
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Paper Signed By Washington. Others Found
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Pentagon pushes new step to lift secrecy on operations
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U S Seeks Revival of Geneva Disarmament Talks
President Eisenhower urged Soviet Premier Khrushchev to revive the Geneva disarmament conference while Allied governments warned Moscow that rejection was likely. The note signaled U S intent to push nuclear arms dialogue amid Cold War tensions.
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60 Percent Women Hold Most Part Time Jobs
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Us Air Potenes Claim Disputed Heirs Challenge Deeding
Disputed heirs of a rancher contest a deeding involving Britain and the development of a supersonic airliner. Officials described the matter as a legal challenge to property rights tied to strategic aerospace projects.
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Butler Stands Back of Florida Governor Ws
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West Point Cadets In FRANKFURT Tie and Training
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