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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1960
Page
6
Knight papers reveal lavish entertainment costs charged to taxpayers, sparking outrage over plunder and systemic waste. Both parties criticized for schemes costing billions and urging a return to principle. The piece questions why government must fund such acts.
The Soviet press targets Vice President Nixon in a piece in Soviet Russia, calling him an exponent of aggression and a tool of the millionaires. It warns that Americans decide the presidency, and cautions the Russian public about meddling in other nations' choices.
George F. Kennan, former ambassador to the Soviet Union, concludes Khrushchev is a man with his hands tied. He cites domestic pressure and a rudimentary form of parliamentarianism, suggesting a democratizing trend within the Kremlin rather than autocratic dictate.
Dr. P P Pirone of the New York Botanical Garden urges Greenwich Village residents to protect indoor greenery by installing window screens as a simple defense against the tent caterpillar pest rather than resorting to pesticides. He discourages immediate chemical solutions, emphasizing prevention.
American Way outlines a partisan forecast for the 1960 race grounded in JFK to win the Democratic nomination on the second ballot at Los Angeles, Nixon to be GOP nominee by acclamation with Rockefeller backing, and Humphrey and Morton as running mates. It notes Nixon’s strengths and Kennedy’s delegate path, plus risks of a Kennedy–Catholic conflict.
Washington report shows Lyndon Johnson backed by 11 of 34 Democratic governors with 1 leaning, while Kennedy has 10 with 4 leaning. Regional supports split, Johnson dominant in the South and Kennedy in the East and Midwest. A Democratic running mate is expected from one of the governors attending the Glacier National Park conference in Montana.
The piece argues Gov. Rockefeller and Sen. Kennedy downgrade the Vice Presidency as a dead end, while Nixon’s tenure as VP is framed as a vital training ground for future White House ambitions. It notes the unusual dynamic in 1960 with an incumbent VP seeking the presidency, and cites GOP resentment at perceived undermining rhetoric from major figures. It also lists Kennedy and Symington supporters and hints at delegate dynamics for the convention.
The piece argues vice presidential choices shape legacies more than presidential bids. It cites figures like Kennedy, Rockefeller, Truman, and Wilson’s era, noting many leaders prefer the Senate or party roles over a VP nomination. It reflects on past refusals by Douglas, Vandenberg, and Johnson as preserved traditions.
The exchange states there is no Aryan or non-Aryan race, asserting that Aryan is a term describing a language rather than a racial category. It emphasizes linguistic use over race.
Odessa, Texas paper June 27 1960 highlights community milestones, local business notes, school events, and civic updates. The issue documents ongoing city developments, upcoming meetings, and notable residents shaping the West Texas town.
The Odessa American is published daily except Saturday at 222 East Fourth St Odessa. It enters as second class matter under act of March 3 1879. Telephone 7441. Subscriptions 35 cents a week in Odessa and County. Mail rates 10 a year 10 six months 5 three months and 3 78 for one month. Single copy rates vary by day.
Puzzle note lists the word crossword puzzle clue Brixklr five pounds. Down entry hints at a unit of reluctance.
The speaker states journalism must reveal facts from published and unpublished material so people can decide. Emphasizes ongoing public debate during election year and the responsibility to keep the electorate informed.
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