Kennedy Children Add To White House Excitement
Kennedy children Caroline and John F. Kennedy Jr. will join the White House routine after his inauguration, bringing childlike noise to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue for the first time since early in FDR’s era. The piece notes past presidential grandchildren and outlines security rules, home amenities, and the playful potential of life at the Executive Mansion.
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White House
Jerry
Anna
Ation
Esther
Grover
Cleveland
Marion
Executive Mansion
Caroline
John
Mischief of Presidential Children Through History
The piece recalls how Theodore Roosevelt's six children caused light mischief at the White House with a spotted pony and animals in bedrooms. It notes Tad Lincoln's ink-smeared desks and John Tyler's warnings to his seven children about propriety and impartiality in the executive home.
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Quentin Roosevelt
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Kennedy taps Stevenson circle for top posts in future administration
President-elect Kennedy hires several Stevenson loyalists from his Chicago law firm for senior roles. Nominees include Adlai Stevenson as UN ambassador, Newton Minow to the FCC, W. Willard Wirtz as labor undersecretary, and William Blair as ambassador. George W Bail named undersecretary of state for economic affairs.
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Associated Press
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Federal Communications Commission
W. Willard Wirtz
Stevenson Chicago Law
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George W. Bail
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Minow
Fred Vinson
Hinvis
Wirtz
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
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Harvard
Law School
Ball
New York
Paris
Rooeeren Bail
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Tair
Steenson Lin
Outdoors Fad Pressures Forest Service to Expand Recreation
A year round demand for fresh air boosts national forest use for skiing hiking boating and hunting. Visitors reached nearly 2 million last year, straining facilities built before World War II. Operation Outdoors drives a multi million rehab and building plan with 6600 new camps and 4700 rehabilitations planned by 1962.
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Enterprise Assn
Washington
U_ 5
Forest Service
John Sieker
Amber
California
Pennsylvania
American Forest Products Industries, Inc
Busins
Odds Favor Clear Day For Inauguration
Washington reports a higher than even chance of precipitation on January 20 1961 Inauguration Day with above freezing temperatures likely Forecasts indicate a 3 out of 5 chance of dry weather Weather Bureau notes past records offer guidance as crowds pay for grandstand seats while a Maine sled unit hopes for snow to aid the parade
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Lyndon B. Johnsons
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Jonn F. Kennedy
Maine
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Toledo motorist aided by police leads to car theft arrest
A Toledo motorist helped push a stalled car when police Sgt. Robert Loutz spotted the vehicle. The license plate showed a gold eagle indicating a stolen car, and the young man pushing it was charged with auto theft. The officer remarked about the driver’s finances during the encounter.
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Robert Loutz
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