Cuba Policy Debate Highlights Sugar Subsidy Link
Senator Lawrence presses a plan to stake Cuba compensation on a special fund with proceeds from the sugar subsidy. He warns that without timely reparations Cuba risks provoking broader Latin American tensions and a shift toward communism as Washington weighs a new overall strategy.
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Campaign Bill Passed in Senate Tightens Campaign Financing
Washington AP The Senate approved a bill broadening and tightening controls on financing for congressional and presidential campaigns by roll call 59 22 The measure expands disclosure on sources and expenditures and sets new limits including a $10000 cap on individual contributions It now goes to the House where passage is uncertain Speaker Sam Rayburn opposes extending the rules to primaries arguing state control should prevail.
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Nichols Rounds Out 47 Years With B. & O. At Harpers Ferry
Harpers Ferry veteran Lewis D. Nichols nears 40 years at one job and 47 years with Baltimore and Ohio. He serves as Harpers Ferry station ticket and freight agent and railroad telegraph operator. Born January 2, 1893 in Frey, Nichols joined the Army Signal Corps in 1917, later worked as an inspector, treasurer and mayor of Harpers Ferry. He has weathered floods, train accidents, and two bridge fires while contributing to the town and rail line for decades. He also sells insurance, serves as notary, tax expert, and community officer. resides with his wife on Washington Street.
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Kennedy Seeks Primary Road Map In New England
In Manchester New Hampshire Senator John F Kennedy launched his campaign for the Democratic nomination urging that no Democrat can win without running in state primaries He criticized rivals for not contesting in New Hampshire and disputed President Truman's label of primaries as eyewash He urged transparent practices and highlighted the role of primaries in choosing a nominee.
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Kennedy rallies crowds in Manchester and Nashua as primary talkers
Senator Kennedy pitched a win in November to large crowds at Manchester City Hall and a Nashua Rotary Club, arguing voters will embrace him in November if not now. other potential bidders like Symington Johnson Stevenson were noted as contenders. Kennedy’s first field day drew heavy snowfall but strong turnouts, with his wife Jacqueline at his side. The Olympic Stamp for the 1960 Winter Games opens with a 4 cent stamp design and first day cover details.
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