Kennedy Magic Stir- A Potent Talisman For Bobby
Washington AP describes Robert F Kennedy as a rising national figure whose fame spans street crowds, Senate floors and international trips. He faces strong support and scrutiny, balancing public ambitions with a demanding staff, travel, and political pressures as he weighs a future bid for the presidency.
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Schlesinger on Kennedy era author and methods
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr, now in a top office in Washington, wrote the Kennedy era best seller A Thousand Days. He explains shaping a historian, influences from Parkman to Niebuhr, and his habit of reading poetry to sharpen language and precision.
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Kennedy quote echoes victory and ease after height
A political scene describes Bobby Kennedy borrowing a notebook and pencil to note a line from Aeschylus about winning height bringing ease. The source omits which height was meant, leaving it unclear if Kennedy intended any specific achievement.
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Miss Watkins Named Association Proxy
Miss Edna Watkins was named president of the Past Chiefs Association Mt. City Temple No. 14 Pythian Sisters at their recent Pythian Castle meeting. Elected with her were Helen Wachter vice president Spencer Mercer secretary Abby Crawford treasurer and Charles Pickett reporter. Sixteen members attended with prizes to Mollie Zimmerman and Norman Dutrow. Secret sisters to be revealed at the Christmas banquet at Bloomfield Community Hall.
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First escalator in U S installed in Philadelphia in 1901
The first escalator in the United States was installed in a Philadelphia department store in 1901. This milestone marks a turning point in retail design and urban mobility, showcasing early innovations that shaped how shoppers navigated multi level stores.
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