Campaign Spending Issue in 1960s Democratic Race
The piece examines campaign spending in the Kennedy Humphrey Morse contest with Nixon counterpoints. It cites Morse accusing Kennedy of surpassing his own spending in Maryland and Oregon while Kennedy argues West Virginia costs were modest. It recalls Newberry era limits and primaries’ federal controls and notes a Senate bill proposing $644 million per candidate before conventions, likely unlikely to pass the House.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Wayne Morse
John F. Kennedy
An Kennedy
Nixon
Morse
Kennedy
Maryland
Massachusetts
Oregon
West Virginia
Humphrey
Indiana
Thruston B. Morton
Newberry
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
Henry Ford
Frank L. Smith
William S. Ware
House
Experience Still Best Teacher
The piece notes that communist countries lack real political change and that free nations like Britain and Sweden are shifting away from full socialism. It highlights Britain’s Conservative stance favoring private enterprise and Sweden’s revised program toward mixed ownership, urging reader to learn from these shifts.
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England
Labor Party
Sweden
Social Democrats
Social Democratic Party
Britain
New Castle News publication details and staff
The New Castle News, published daily except Sundays from 29 North Mercer Street, lists staff including President and General Manager Richard E Rentz Patechitectriceivess, Editor James W Trevitt, and others. It provides pricing for home delivery, mail rates for nearby counties, and contact numbers.
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The
News Company
North Mercer Street
New Castile
Richard E. Rentz
Ass't Treas
Eleanor Treadwell Payson
Ass't
Bart Richar
Wwe Wees
James W Trevitt
Utes
Oliver
Summing Up Recent Events
A reflective 1960 Washington column reviews Memorial Day absences and a sea of political maneuvering. It notes Kennedy and Nixon spending debates, Rockefeller’s nominating odds, and Johnson’s path, while Congress grapples with civil rights, welfare funding, and private enterprise probes amid a tense national mood.
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Holmes Alexander
Washington
D. C
National Cemetery
Arlington
Battle Ground
Gettysburg
SEATO
Eisenhower
Marshal Malinovsky
Indianapolis Speedway
Chicago
Cleveland
Jimmy
Kennedy
West Virginia
Nixon
White House
Nelson Rockefeller
Lyndon Johnson
86Th Congress
Senate
Congress
de Gaulle
Vefauver
USA
Republic
Six Prayers for Daily Living Reflect on Names and Presence
The piece explains the first of Jesus teaching prayers, Hallowed be Thy name, as reverence for God and the need to know His name. It urges recognizing God’s presence, asking for revelation, and seeking stillness to sense the divine.
U-2 Flights Scrutiny Under Fire in Fulbright Hearing
The Fulbright hearing exposes lack of high level review on suspending U-2 flights before the summit and shows White House CIA and State Dept miscoordination. Secretary Herter defends the decision while acknowledging no explicit plan to suspend, amid broader questions of presidential responsibility and campaign impact.
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Fulbright Committee
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
State Department
Fisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Herter
Fulbright
Oth
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Khrushchev
Camp David
Paris
Diversification, Concentration and Stock Valuation
A reader asks about holding 25 percent of their investments in one high quality stock and whether to diversify. The columnist says diversification is prudent unless the single stock is exceptionally strong, and stresses evaluating broker recommendations for reinvestment before selling. The column also answers questions about bulls and bears and explains trading in round lots and sales in hundreds on the NYSE.
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New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Bible Thought on Sons of God and Seeing Him
A devotional quotation from I John 3 2 explores the transformation believers will share when Christ appears. It emphasizes identity as God’s children and the future clarity of likeness to Jesus.
Niagara Falls Fissures Hint at Weather Causes
Fissures appear in the Niagara Falls rocky area amid reports that temperature changes drive cracking. The piece notes historic splashes and cites weather as a blamed factor.
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William Ritt
Central Press
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania Democrats Poised for Major Role at National Convention
Harrisburg notes show 162 Pennsylvania delegates gathering to organize for the Los Angeles nominating convention. Governor David L. Lawrence is chosen delegation chairman as the party shifts from a past pattern of uncertainty to a potential major influence, led by the experienced governor and national committeeman.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Los Angeles
David L. Lawrence
Capitol Hill
Statehouse
Lawrence
New York
Broadway gossip and Hollywood capsule from Rome to New York
Anita Ekberg threatens legal action after a Rome interview. Laraine Day and Leo Durocher split remains in the air. Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe plan Camelot openings in London then the United States amid labor talks. William Holden faces publicity and potential surveillance. Vic Damone may convert to Baha i. debates swirl over Exodus set tensions. Roger Vadim criticizes Gaullist censorship. Maria Marshall debuts at Basin Street East. Truman and Ken nedy politics worry Democrats. Trolli Carr performs in New Orleans. John Wayne family estate plans in Acapulco. Brigitte Bardot endorsements, and Georgia Winters interviews with Bob Crew conclude the round up.
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Alan Jay Lerner
Frederick Loewe
London
England
United States
Paul Newman
Otto Preminger
Roger Vadim
General de Gaulle
Vadim
Maria Marshall
Benny Goodman
Basin Street East
Benny
Ralph Watkins
Jack Kennedy
Harry Truman
Three Minutes A Day tribute ends in court
A Wisconsin court hears a young man who beat his wife over cake cravings. He argues bakery cakes are no match for her homemade cakes. The piece urges daily gratitude to spouses editors officials sponsors and God.
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Wisconsin
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