East Side Praise For Palmer Hoyt In Dallas Letter
A Dallas dateline quotes Arkansas governor praising Palmer Hoyt for restraining rowdy editors during a protest. The writer lauds Hoyt and Orval, hints at Denver Post support for Orval in 1960, and commends Hoyt's courage and integrity in standing up to folly. The author later mails Hoyt a cordial note urging perseverance.
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State of the Union message spurs public response
The article notes a resilient public mood beyond party lines, with Americans responding to the President’s address as a call to national unity. It emphasizes patriotism over partisan identity and references the Sputnik era as a catalyst for support. The piece portrays the President as guiding the nation through perceived dangers.
Ike Holds The Cards In Space Fight Debate
The piece notes Lyndon Johnson escorting the President into the House chamber after Johnson’s State of the Union address. It discusses Democratic tensions over energy policy, Big Oil, and a shift in Ike’s speechwriting toward liberal ideas while preserving veto power. It warns Democrats to adapt or face surprises.
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Golf's Early Rise in the United States
Golf began in Hole land and later gained national popularity in the United States during the 1880s as the Sooteh Took it as a national game.
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