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Favorite sons loom in Kennedy path to nomination
The piece surveys Democratic favorites in various states poised for 1960 primaries. It names Ohio Governor DiSalle Wisconsin Senator Proxmire California Governor Brown Oregon Senator Morse and Missouri Senator Symington as potential starters near Kennedy. It notes they may freeze out rivals or bargain for leverage while Kennedy avoids local machine clashes, amid reflections on past conventions and the idea of a late, smoke-filled room decision.
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Michael V. DiSalle
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William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Wayne L. Morse
Oregon
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Dark Horse
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Harry M. Daugherty
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Costs of Britain’s free health service rise sharply
The discussion notes that Britain’s National Health Service operated at 440 million pounds in 1949 50, rising to 705 million in 1958 and projected to 740 million this year. It argues taxes fund most of it, with only a small share paid by patients, and warns of the high cost to the Treasury and to households.
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Newspapers Lead Summer Ad Spending Says Nationwide Survey
A nationwide survey summarized by Editor & Publisher shows retailers optimistic about summer sales, with over 75 percent expecting growth and 72 percent planning to spend 60 percent or more of their advertising budget in newspapers. Seventy seven percent will allocate at least nine tenths of their ad budgets to papers. Newspapers remain the top advertising medium as advertisers seek effective reach.
The Many Faces of Klaus Fuchs in a Communist Orbit
The narrative traces Klaus Fuchs from Kiel to Berlin and Paris, detailing his division into multiple personas as he embraces communism, flees Hitler, seeks aid in Britain, studies in Bristol and Edinburgh, and ultimately betrays colleagues while advancing atomic research.
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Local Races and Club News From Clinton City in 1939
Harry L Lockhart Clinton Sr announces candidacy for one of three City Commission seats in November elections. His entry brings the field to four candidates. W Williams elected commandant of the Navy Club during a meeting at Gas and Electric auditorium. Membership open to former Navy Marines Coast Guard and Naval Reserve. Police took in cisiaty one of their youngest prisoners.
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Veto Voting as Democrats Split Over Housing Bill
Congress faces a clash over President Eisenhower's veto of a housing measure. The debate centers on inflation risks, deficits, and the bill's impact on long term credit for housing. Democrats are urged to choose between overruling the veto or upholding fiscal restraint.
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President clinches point on federal spending vs private investment
The President asserts that the proposed legislation would substitute federal spending for private investment, framing the measure as a shift in economic policy. The remark underscores a debate over government funding roles and market impact.
Broadway Bulletin Board Sparks Large Show Business Buzz
Dorothy Kilgall lists Germany based headlines and Hollywood gossip. Elvis Presley to record commercially during Army service. Tyrone Power widow Debnne Minardos linked with Arthur Loew. telethon probe may reveal discrepancies in charity funds. Names include Claire Bloom Rod Steiger Hitchcock Cronin Gabor Crosby Sinatra and Remarque.
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Germany
Elvis Presley
Tyrone Power
Debnne Minardos
Arthur Loew
Claire Bloom
Rod Steiger
Europe
Alfred Hitchcock
Robert Black
John Ireland
Peggy Lee
Jack Kennedy
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow Lovers and Travel
Personal relationships remain generous with romance and social activities. For birthdays tomorrow and in early 1960, occupational gains and recognition rise, with December offering expansion and financial improvement, while November urges frugality. A child born now will be capable and empathetic.
Kozlov Visit Highlights evasive Russian diplomacy
Washington diary notes the subdued demeanor of Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov during a Khrushchev succession question. Kozlov dodged the issue with a wordy, circuitous response while a table of American politicos and press pressed for clarity. Rep. Fulton recounted an apple gift from Kozlov and Menshikov scripture quip, ending with Fulton rushing out in shock and returning to his Rotary Club in Pittsburgh.
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Weather and wildlife quips spark mock science debate
A playful naturalist note jokes about the sun’s age while quips compare a blue goose and rare blue moon. The piece mocks changing terms like discomfort index and temperature humidity index as the Weather Bureau forecast stirs chatter about heat and morale.
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