Kennedy Gaining In Dixie
Southern governors say foreign policy dominates the presidential race with Kennedy gaining support. Ellington predicts Kennedy wins Tennessee. Daniel backs Kennedy in Texas. Combs notes Kentucky may tilt Kennedy's way amid religious concerns. Hodges and Almond cite foreign policy as top issue. Underwood sees voter fatigue with attacks.
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Hot Springs
Ark
John F. Kennedy
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Kennedy
Ewenhower
Bert T Combs
Kentucky
Thrustion B. Morton
Combs
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
J. Lindsey Almond , Jr
Virginia
Cecil H Underwood
West Virginia
Underwood
Khrushchev Seeks Total Disarmament at New York Lunch
In New York Khrushchev told North American capitalists at a Biltmore Hotel luncheon that disarmament talks must aim for general, complete disarmament under strict international control, not merely weapon controls. He urged siting at the conference table with firm agreement on a disarmament framework. Eaton hosted the event, with Khrushchev in a cordial mood, reiterating his demand for strict international control. Separately, two fires near Frederick caused $73 damage to a couch and wall. one vehicle fire was extinguished with no identified owner.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Biltmore
Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton
Khrushchev
United Nations
Eaton
United Nations Assembly
Route 40
Frederick
Independent Hose Company
Suaretts Oland
Theodore Thompson
St Johns Students Make Pilgrimage to Lourdes Shrine
St Johns Literary Institute faculty and students held the annual Pilgrimage of Prayer to the Lourdes Grotto above Mount St Marys College in Emmitsburg. Mass, rosary, and hymns were led by Rev Richard C Mitchell with talk by Rev Hugh J Phillips on Fathers Du Bois and Elizabeth Seton.
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Lourdes
Mount St. Mary’s College and Seminary
Emmitsburg
Pyrenees
France
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Souk Sefferson Street
the Mount
St. Anthony's Cemetery
Hugh J. Phillips
Grotto
Phillips
John du Bois
Elizabeth Seton
Iun
United States
I Frederick
Sister Marie Carmel
SSND
Richard C. Mitchell
St. John’s
Robert Cook
Daniel Harrant
William Leichert
Buzz Langan
St. Bernadette
Maryland
Catholic Daughters of America
Authority On Social Graces Dies
Mrs Emily Post 87, famed authority on social manners, died Sunday at her East Side home. The widow of Edwin Main Post authored Etiquette and used books, newspapers, and radio to promote proper conduct. Her last work Esquette appeared in 1929, marking her status as the last word on good manners.
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New York
Emily Post
East Side
Post
Emily Post life and etiquette pioneer profile
Baltimore native Emily Post rose to fame with Etiquette and other books. She married Edwin Main Post in 1892 and built a social guidance empire including a radio program and a syndicated column in over 200 newspapers. In 1946 she founded the Emily Post Institute to keep etiquette guidance current. Season's first snow covered Mt. Etna in Sicily as reported.
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Post
New York
Edwin Main Post
Emily Post
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