Kennedy Seen as Possible 1960 White House Contender
The piece argues for a strong leader to challenge Khrushchev and notes Senator Kennedy's evolving maturity. It credits his Washington experience and predicts potential future service in the White House, while praising his Senate speech as ahead of its time.
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Khrushchev & Co
Kennedy
Moscow- Peking
Promie
Washington
Ite House
Senate
A Stranger On A Journey With President Eisenhower
Special Correspondent Bob Considine describes the logistics of presidential travel and the pool system used to cover Dwight D. Eisenhower. He notes the vast crowds and limited access reporters face, citing New Delhi’s reception as among the greatest ever for an individual with an estimated two million Indians greeting Ike.
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Bob Considine
Eisenhower
Far East
Dwight David Eisenhower
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
New Delhi
New City
Ike
Gen. Snyder
Rockefeller Needle Ignites Conventions Five Days of News at Stake
Rocky Johnson lauds Gov Nelson Rockefeller for injecting life into the Republican convention in Chicago as Nixon’s opponents and media anticipate a five day spectacle. The piece notes convention cities spend big to attract delegates, the desire for business and oxygen to avoid a dull event, and details of press travel and coverage during the tour and at the upcoming gathering.
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G.O.P
Mr. Rockefeller
Chicago
Nixon
D.O.A
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Rockefeller
New York
Little Big Horn
Gov. Rockefeller
Cooperation the Backbone of Effective Law Enforcement
A recent FBI publication explains how the bureau cooperates with local and state officials to track down criminals. It stresses citizen tips and interagency cooperation as crucial to solving crimes and safeguarding the public.
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Fn Bureau of Investigation
FBI
The Boss and the Neck that Wag the Head
An old humorous column riffs on domestic roles with quips about wives, husbands, and control. It cites a Jersey rib about head of the house and neck that wags the head while musing on exaggerated future heights and atomic attack plans.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Publisher Details and Rates
The item lists publication name and office, staff roles, and subscription rates for Lubbock Texas editions in 1960. It notes address at Bin Band Ave, mentions Associated Press affiliation, and provides price tiers for morning and evening copies, including monthly and yearly options. It includes a patriotic pledge and date reference June 15 1960.
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Btarts
Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Eoening
Avalanche Journs Publishing Company, Inc
J. Lubbock
Texas
National Dalaa
Texas Representatives
Texas Daily Press League
Associated Press
Uated Press
International
Ger Tae Arker
Prouty Guy Taree
Puolsher
Chas
W. Ratliff
Lubbock
Luibbocks
Ian
Monty
United States of America
Republic
Democratic hopefuls blast each other in presidential race
Nixon stands confident about the nomination amid early attacks from rivals and allies. Kennedy Johnson Symington and Stevenson are cast in sharp contrasts as they debate firmness, leadership, and readiness for a tough Cold War era.
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Nixon
Tucker
T. R
Wilson
Hoover
F.D.R
Kennedy
Johnson
Symington
Khrushchev
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Capitol Hill
White House
West Virginia
Congress
Texas
Southwest
Spur Roundup and Rodeo Draw Thousands to Spur
In Spur Texas the second annual Roundup and Rodeo drew between 2 500 and 3 000 people for the first performance. O C Arthur reported 98 contestants filed entries before showtime. Lieut Gov Coke Stevenson spoke, after a rotary luncheon, with Dr Clifford B Jones introducing him.
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SPUR
O. C. Arthur
Roundup Rodeo Association
Coke Stevenson
Rotary
Clifford B. Jones
Texas Tech
Ross Hardin
Texas Railroad Commission
Definite Policy for Tax Exemption in Charities and Foundations
The piece argues for a clear tax exemption definition for charitable and educational bodies with no profits or薪 salaries for officers. It criticizes inconsistent Treasury practices favoring left wing groups over right wing ones and cautions against foundations used to shield profits, urging stricter scrutiny and governance.
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George E Sokolsky
Sokolsky Foundation
Treasury
Committee of One Million
China
United Nations
Institute of Pacific Relations
Committee of
Red China
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
IPR
Camp David
Congress
Department of Justice
Bee Alert Policy Affects Trucker Chuck Walker
In Memphis Tennessee a trucker named Chuck Walker exited his truck on Highway 78 and removed his trousers after claiming a bee in his pants. Walker explained the incident as a bee caused urge, prompting startled drivers to watch.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Chuck Walker
Walker
Julius Caesar Reform on February Days Arrived in 46 B C
The historic reform by Julius Caesar established that February would have 29 days every fourth year. This adjustment realigned the Roman calendar with the solar year and set the precedent for leap years in the Julian system.
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B. C
Julius Caesar
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