Third Party Candidate Sullivan Seeks Southern Support
In East Texas a 3 year old former Mississippi district attorney named Charles L. Sullivan runs on the Constitution Party ticket as a serious third party candidate. He hopes to carry enough Southern states to push the election to the House and argues for a government different from Kennedy and Nixon.
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Kennedy Intensifies Final Drive Across Six Key States
Kennedy schedules 25 of 29 campaign days in New York Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois Michigan and California totaling 181 electoral votes. He plans four more days in the South New Jersey and a swing through Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma. Final rally in Boston November 7 with targeted stops in Detroit Toledo Chicago New York City and other cities.
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Bennett Cerf on Moon Travel and Diverse Notes
A jumble of light items and political notes: jokes about hats and clerks, satire on divorce costs, a space age lecture proposal for Lubbock, and commentary on Nixon Kennedy race. Includes Kennedy campaign plans and House Republican Halleck election concerns with Bowers backing from Democratic figures. Billy Graham:
Ten Commandments as a mirror to reveal sin not a rulebook
In a sermon on Galatians 3 24 Graham explains the law functions like a schoolmaster or mirror. It shows human inability to meet God’s standard, prompting reliance on Christ for forgiveness and cleansing by faith and the New Birth.
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Portraits of Metcalfe and a Post Office Missile Mail Note
A reflective verse by J. C. Metcalfe recalls a street scene of young lovers and memories under lamplight. The piece juxtaposes romantic imagery with a brief Post Office Department warning that mail could be disrupted by missiles in the distant future, implying slowed mail and potential impact on financial schemes.
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Monument hunt for Confederate memorials prompts Texas cooperation
Daytons Kelley of Mary Harding Baylor College seeks Texans to help locate all Confederate monuments in Texas. Many were placed in courthouse squares in the early 1900s by local United Daughters of the Confederacy chapters with veterans support. He notes the centennial of the Civil War approaches and links the freedom symbol seen on monuments to American values.
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Industrialists Challenge Unions In Speech On Labor Conflicts
United States Steel administrative vice president labor relations R Heath Larry denounced labor leaders for “union busting” rhetoric and urged businessmen to win workers’ loyalty by competing with unions. He rejected public boards and compulsory arbitration and warned against unions framing employers as permanent adversaries while demanding wage and price controls.
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Larry’s bold call to unions to change or risk failure
In a terse briefing, Larry argues that union security demands clash with competitive enterprise and warn unions of potential political and economic power if they do not adapt. The piece threads questions and answers on currency life, Confederate capital, and geography to illustrate broader points.
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Word Puzzle of Across and Down Clues for a Crossword
A compact list of crossword style clues spanning across and down entries. Includes Hawaiian cloth, poisonous snake, scent, possessive pronoun, mellow, Black bird, different, rock, imagines, horns of a deer and many more. Answers form a grid with entries like silkworm, compass terms, and classic wordplay.
Hepburn Objects to Purity Push on Breakfast at Tiffanys
Earl Wilson reports Audrey Hepburn declines to support a purist campaign linked to the film's star Holly Golightly. She describes the character as jazzy and not a model of virtue while noting she would likely seek work rather than rely on such conduct.
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Feminine Viewpoint on Dating Rules Sparks Advice Column
Ruth Millett reports on a teenage girl described as nearly 17 who faces ban from visiting a boy two years older. Parents bar visits. she seeks guidance. Anthology includes dialogue with Audrey, public figures, and social scenes, highlighting parental protection, youth romance, and media cycles.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal advertising and edition details
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, an independent Democratic daily with evening and Sunday editions, lists publishing office in Lubbock Texas and details subscription rates for various editions and carriers. It notes association memberships and rates for domestic and outside markets, dated Monday Oct 10, 1960.
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