Kennedy Tops Out Of Dixie in Southern Democratic Bias
In the 1960 Democratic nominating race the Gallup poll shows Lyndon Johnson leading among Southern voters with 35 percent, Kennedy at 20 percent, Stevenson at 18 percent, Kefauver 6, Symington 4, Humphrey and others. Outside the South Kennedy leads nationwide with Stevenson second and Johnson third as the field narrows amid civil rights debates.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Congress
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North
Gallup
Chester Bowles
Edmund Pat’ Brown
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Estes Kefauver
Kennedy
Robert Meyner
Wayne Morse
Stuart Symington
G. Mennen Williams
Kefauver
Symington
Humphrey
Cence Case
Brown
Willams
Meyner
Gotrnor Stevnson
Governor Stevnson
Employment in February Hits Record
Washington UPI reports February 1960 payrolls rose to a record 64,520,000 with unemployment dipping to 3,931,000. The seasonally adjusted rate fell to 4.8 percent, the lowest since October 1957, as more people entered the labor force and employment surged by about 500,000. Secretary James P. Mitchell cited continued improvement in the job picture.
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Washington
UPI
James P. Mitchell
Wilson policy outline seen as answer to Carr
Fort Worth Texas Atty Gen Will Wilson says Galveston cleanup law enforcement differed from Tarrant County and that his office provides information and technical help rather than direct enforcement. He defends policy against Carr please and recalls Ranger Banks dismissal as headline hunting charge.
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UPI
Will Wilson
Tarrant County
Galveston
Wilson
Operetty
Doug Crouch
House
Waggoner Carr
Gilveston
Ranger Case
Carr
E. J
Jay) Banks
Composing Room of Paper New Open Shop in Galveston
Galveston Labor Council withdraws recognition of a two year old strike by Typographical Union No. 28 against News Publishing Co. The council votes to recognize the composing room of the Galveston Daily News and Galveston Tribune as an open shop after picketing ceased. Members of the local union had begun leaving in December 1957.
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Galveston Tribune
Jurist Hall S. Lusk Named U S Senator in Oregon
Oregon Supreme Court Justice Hall S. Lusk, 76, a Democrat, was appointed U S senator to serve until the November election after the death of Richard L. Neuberger. Gov. Mark Hatfield selected him to avoid a party-mismatch challenge to a state vacancy law.
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Ore
Oregon
Supreme Court
Hall S. Lusk
U.S
Richard L. Neuberger
Mark 0. Hatfield
Maurine Neuberger
Lusk
Hatfield
Neuberger
Elmo Smith
Clovis Attorney To Talk At AAUW Meet
Clovis attorney Harry Patton discusses new property laws affecting women's rights at the AAUW Clovis Branch meeting at 7:30 p m in Ruth Jones's home. Program in charge by Mrs John Carter with hostess helpers listed.
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Clovis
AAUW
Harry Patton
American Association of University ‘Women
Ruth Jones
John Carter
Status of Women
Dave St. Clair
A.O. Wells
Miss Jones
Lou Berkness
Margaret Clark
Ruth Jeffers
Henry Mozer
H. W. Phillips
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George Gallup
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