Kennedy Tops State By State Poll In 1960 Election Outlook
Editors of Time Newsweek and U S News World Report summarize state by state forecasts after ASNE poll showing Kennedy leading in 282 electoral votes to Nixon 205 with 30 doubtful. Time and Newsweek cite varying regional predictions while New York and Pennsylvania show tight margins. The reports also note 19-18 splits within New York and Pennsylvania among editors. Legal notices for divorce appear in the same bulletin with dates and parties named.
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Presidency Not Closed To Catholic Clerics Say
A group of 24 Unitarian and Universalist clergy from Massachusetts New York Ohio and Wisconsin issued a statement Tuesday arguing no Roman Catholic should be automatically disqualified from the presidency The signers led by Dr James Luther Adams Harvard Divinity School criticize bigotry and defend church state separation urging voters to judge candidates on merit The list includes Rev Benjamin H Clark Rev John Evans Rev Angus MacLean Rev David C Pohl Rev Frank Schulman and Rev Emerson Schwenk among others
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Soviet Troops Help Take Over Spandau Prison Berlin
Soviet soldiers entered Spandau Prison in West Berlin with welcoming Western officers to relieve the French unit. About 20 men formed a guard detail in the prison garden and fixed bayonets as the handover began, continuing a rotating occupation among the four Allied powers on a set schedule through the coming months. The prisoners include Adolf Hitler era officials Rudolf Hess Baldur von Schirach and Albert Speer.
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Big Sweep Predicted By Truman
Former President Harry S. Truman predicted the Democratic national ticket will carry the Solid South and New York State. He cited improvements in the party's prospects in the Midwest and Far West after touring with Mayor Robert F. Wagner. He said he will work for the party and urged young leaders, naming John F. Kennedy.
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Philly Bulletin Endorses Nixon for President
The Philadelphia Bulletin endorsed Vice President Richard M. Nixon for president, calling him the candidate with more rational programs and deeper understanding of how to advance them. The paper backed Eisenhower in 1952 and 1956 and has supported Mayor Richardson Dilworth locally.
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London Books Like Kennedy Odds Favor Kennedy in US Race
London bookmakers list Senator John F Kennedy as the favorite in the US presidential race. The odds are 13 to 18 for Kennedy to win, with 5 to 4 against victory for Vice President Richard M Nixon.
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