Judd Leads GOP Hopefuls At Lincoln Day Luncheon
Rep Walter Judd of Minnesota spurred Republicans at a Lincoln Day luncheon at the Manchester Hotel. The gathering included J Black Little as luncheon chair, Paul Schenck, Rep Fourth District, and John Moser. A surprise visit from Mr and Mrs Faulkner was noted.
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Walter Judd
Minnesota
Manchester Hotel
Rep. Judare
J. Black Little
Middletown
Paul F. Schenck
Dayton
John R. Moser
Hamilton
Butler County
Republican Executive Committee
Lincoln
Douglas Faulkner
Bill Weith
Judd speech at Lincoln Day luncheon rouses Middletown crowd
Rep Walter Judd of Minnesota told a Lincoln Day luncheon crowd at the Manchester Hotel that Republicans won the 1960 election at their convention but lost it in three months. He blamed Democratic appeals and urged plain conservative messaging, urging moderation among Democrats as a path to win votes. Judd contrasted a glass of water three quarters full with a plan to fill it higher, calling for honest slogans to defeat Democratic charges.
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Walter Judd
Minnesota
Manchester Hotel
Judd
Middletown
Washington
Michigan
DR. Judd
Chicago
Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Party of the People
Party of
Main Street
Wall Street
Party of the
Space Ship Secrecy Nearing Public Awareness
Washington AP reports tighter secrecy on U S military space vehicles as NASA will still distribute public data on satellites. Pentagon says coordination with NASA is back on track after a blackout over tracking of the Soviet Sputnik. Details on the Samos satellite are withheld and its orbit status is the only confirmed fact.
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Washington
U.S
Pentagon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Arthur Sylvester
Samos
Defense Department
Monroe Back In Hospital
Marilyn Monroe rests in Presbyterian Hospital after admission from Payne Whitney clinic. Reports say she entered amid emotional upset following divorce from Arthur Miller and the death of Clark Gable, her co star, during the filming of The Misfits.
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New York UP
Marilyn Monroe
Presbyterian Hospital
Payne Whitney
New York Hospital
Miss Monroe
Arthur Miller
Clark Gable
Kennedy Discusses U.S.-Soviet Policy With Aide Panel
President Kennedy spent two hours with four Soviet specialists including Ambassador Thompson and former envoys Bohlen Kenan Harriman, charting U.S. aims in the Cold War. An informal summit with Khrushchev was seen as likely in a little more than two months to probe possible East-West disarmament deals and press Khrushchev on Congo and Laos.
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Washington
Kennedy
Liewellyr Thompson
Thompson
Kenned
Khrushchev
United States
U.S
Congo
Laos
White House
Moscow
Charles E Bohlen
Dean Rusk
George F. Kenan
Sub Sought In Atlantic
Navy units of the antisubmarine force at Key West have gone to sea to investigate a reported submarine sighting in the Atlantic. Navy officials declined further details, confirming only that it is standard procedure to investigate such reports. This is the second unidentified submarine sighting reported in about a week.
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Washington
Navy
Key West
Fla
Atlantic
Be Sure Your Brain Is In Gear Before Engaging Mouth
The item humorously cautions readers to pause and think before speaking, urging mental preparation before dialogue. It reflects a lighthearted, proverb style typical of a daily humor column, reminding readers to avoid hasty remarks.
President Kennedy Weekends at Glenora Estate in Virginia
President Kennedy and First Lady spend weekend at Glenora Virginia retreat two miles from Middleburg. Snowy arrival day. they tour the estate, share a kiss at the door, and plan future weekends. Kennedy brings briefcases with reports and a book by Vannevar Bush for reading by the fire.
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Middleburg
Kennedy
Virginia
Horse and Hounds
White House
Glenora
Mrs. Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Vannevar Bush
Sun Eclipse Is Due in Rome
AP reports scientists and tourists in Rome tracking a total eclipse, hoping clear skies persist through Wednesday. Weather and viewing odds are 2 to 1 against clear conditions, as observers await the celestial event.
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Rome
Reds Reject Apology Want Fliers Punished
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg warned that neglecting unemployment would be a denial of responsibility. He toured Ohio and Detroit noting high joblessness, pressed for a $1.2 billion relief plan and permanent unemployment benefits, and urged bipartisan support for Kennedy’s recovery program.
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Norman Walker
Columbus, Ohio
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Kennedy
Steelworkers Union
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Kenney
Michell. DiSalle
Roger Clown
Ohio House of Representatives
Washington
Detroit
Ray Shaffer
General Motors
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Chhildren
Congress
Stop Auto Industry
Walpee Reuther
United Auto Workers
Katanga Hints UN Behind Lumumba Disappearance
Katanga officials hinted U.N. soldiers helped Lumumba vanish, while new clues surfaced in the hunt for the deposed Congo premier. The government denied the escape was manufactured as suspicions spread to U.N. headquarters in New York amid a push for an inquiry into Lumumba’s fate.
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Lumumba
Adrian Porter
Elisabethville
U.N
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
New York
Soviet Union
Security Council
North Africa
Kolwezi
Filipino rustlers drain water buffalo in gun battle
In Manila the AP reports that a trio of buffalo thieves was surprised by a police patrol as they attempted to steal nine water buffalo. A gun battle followed and all three bandits were killed.
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Manila
Philippines
Lincoln Headed For Great Challenge 100 Years Ago Today
A look inside Lincoln’s 1861 inauguration journey as he headed to Washington, with AP's Tom Henshaw recounting the Midwestern train trip and his Cincinnati stop en route to the White House. Also notes Middletown's Doty House plans to expand and a feature on job loss in middle age on page 28.
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Abraham Lincoln
Washington
The
United States
Associated Press
Tom Henshaw
Midwest
Lincoln
Cincinnati
White House
Rockefeller Sees Boost From GOP Policy Memo
The Senate Republican Policy Committee gave New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller unusual prominence in its weekly memo. It highlighted a February 7 Buffalo speech calling for stronger state action to offset perceived federal inaction. Bridges, a conservative leader, and Rockefeller’s liberal label frame speculation he may favor Rockefeller despite policy differences.
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Senate
New York
Neilson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Buffalo
N.Y
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Sen
Bridges
Race Issue Hurts U S In Africa
Three Democratic senators Frank Church Gale McGee and Frank Moss say racial discrimination in the United States harms relations with Africa. In a report on a 22 000 mile tour through 16 countries they warn that African outrage over US racial intolerance unsettles diplomats and hinders new diplomatic ties as Washington expands representation in Africa.
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Washington
Frank Church
Idaho
Gale W. McGee
Wyo
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Soviet Rebuke of French Interception Over Brezhnev Flight
Moscow rejected Paris explanation of the Mediterranean shooting during Brezhnev's flight to Morocco and demanded punishment for the French fliers. Tass quoted Foreign Minister Gromyko calling the act international banditry and noted France promised a full investigation.
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Preston Grover
Moscow
Soviet Union
France
Leonid Brezhnev
Mediterranean
Foreign Ministry
Tass
Brezhnev
Morocco
Algiers
Andrei A. Gromyko
Jean de la Grandville
de la Grandville
Mer Arkady Sobolev
Foreign Office
Imore
Gromyko
Five Year Education Fund Sought in Kennedy Plan
Washington AP reports a five year 5 billion federal education aid program to be sent to Congress. Funds would go to states for public school construction and teachers salaries with extra grants for scholarships and fellowships. The plan anticipates about 900 million yearly for public schools and 100 million for scholarships and fellowships.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
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