Kennedy signals use of full power to push agenda
Washington Bureau says President Kennedy will deploy constitutional authority and political pressure to advance goals. He asserts party leadership and discipline to overcome slow legislative processes and clip lines between executive and legislative branches. A House Rules fight highlights this approach.
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House of Congress
San't Support Family Beats Sons to Death
A fragment reports a man who believed he could not pay rent allegedly beat his sons to death amid family dispute. No further verifiable details or names are provided in the readable text.
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Eisenhow
Kennedy
Hattiesburg
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Negev
Kennedy Press Parley Portrays Kennedy as Confident Leader
In Washington, President Kennedy faced reporters with calm resolve during a press conference, projecting a confident demeanor as he described government aims. The tone contrasted with Eisenhower era anxieties, with Kennedy attentive to each question and poised under scrutiny while his remarks foreshadowed bold policy directions.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Girard's Flavor Leads Cuban Stir and Kennedy Press Day
The article discusses Girard's Orig flavor and spicy paste as a vivid culinary highlight, then shifts to a political scan of Kennedy and Roosevelt era press conferences. It notes expectations about presidential communication, foreign policy, and the role of the press in shaping public sentiment.
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Girard
Kennedy
The
Citizen
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Truman
Roosevelt
Fire damages carton plant. soda dumped after heat fears
A carton factory burned Sunday morning near a soft-drink plant spurring City Health Officer Robert Gray to order 24000 bottles of soda opened and poured down the drain in an eight hour purge.
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UPI
Robert Gray
Female Hormones Aid Heart Victims Test in Jacksonville
A medical study headed by Dr. Jesse Marmorston at the Jacksonville Coliseum reports that a four-year investigation using a mixture of female hormones has passed its first major test. An audience of 4,104 attended the concert by western bands and recording artist Fats Domino as part of the event.
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