One Of These 7 Probably Will Be Next President
Aimed at the 1960 presidential race, the piece surveys seven leading candidates Hubert Humphrey Lyndon B. Johnson John F. Kennedy Richard M. Nixon with notes on their strengths flaws and campaign styles. It highlights Humphrey's liberal stands Johnson's persona Kennedy's organization and Nixon's image craft.
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Washington
Laconia
N. H
Wausau
Wis
Scarpoose
Ore
League of Women
Humphrey
Boston School of Politics
Kennedy Organization
Burglary Prevention Week Opens as Thefts Rise in Middletown
Middletown crime reports show burglaries ahead of 1959 totals through May 1960 with 22 break-ins in April and 71 in the January 1959 to May 1960 period. Police Chief Joseph Blackmore notes winter peaks and summer upticks due to longer nights and relaxed supervision. a 1,000 copy burglary-proofing checklist is available at the City Building police desk.
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Nixon
Middletown
Joseph Blackmore
Blackmore
Job outlook in Ohio labeled mixed amid vacation and auto inventories
Ohio's unemployment remains under 4 percent with 118000 peak in March 1960. The state Bureau of Unemployment Compensation cites a mixed outlook for the coming months due to mass vacations, auto inventories, and model changeovers. Youngstown Warren stands alone in dropping below 1959 non farm totals, while Canton Cincinnati Cleveland and Dayton show little overall change.
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Ohio
Youngstown - Warren
Ono
Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dayton
Bus Crash Kills Firm Forces Company Out of Business
Alhambra Calif AP a 1957 bus crash that killed the driver and six children and injured 22 others led to the demise of Foster Transportation Co the bus firm by 587000 in damages. Manager Charles Foster said suits settled for 122000 and a 465000 judgment followed with 300000 insurance leaving no funds to cover the deficit. Foster's firm employed 14 persons.
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Alhambra
Calif
Foster Transportation Co
San Gabriel
South
Monterey Park
San Gabriel Valley
Charles Foster
Foster
Tough Job They’ll Take It Rocke, Stevenson and Symington
In a portrait of political minds, Nelson Rockefeller exudes self confident charm while Adlai Stevenson grapples with softer ed words and a gracious tone. Stuart Symington argues for stronger defense and a reforming mission amid a wary public tone.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Woodrow Wilson
Harrry Truman
Nixon
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Virginia
Charlottesville
New Countryside Home Designed by Brandenburg and Switzer
A modern Countryside residence at 1604 Breiel Blvd showcases open construction with extensive windows and bright interior. Features include oversized sliding closet walls, a large two car attached garage, a blacktop drive, and a 15 by 30 foot recreation room with a fireplace on the lower level.
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Brandenburg and Switzer
Breiel Blvd
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D-Minn
West Virginia
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Jack Kennedy
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
No Man
Macy's
Gimbels
Harry S. Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Symington
By John Fleming
Columbus, Ohio
William Papier
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Division of Research and Statistics
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Hej
Illinois
George McClellan
United States
Miami Valley
Springhill School
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Countryside Realty Co
Alma Gage Nelson
Nixon Court
Jack Keister
Thirkields
RCA
H.P
Norge
Sylvania
Norge Washers & Dryers
Tewer, Middletown
Home Furniture CO
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