Walter Lippmann to challenge Eisenhower on TV in CBS Reports
Walter Lippmann, nearing 71, is set to appear on CBS Reports and criticize Eisenhower on foreign affairs and defense. The piece notes television's rare move to air a critical personal view and highlights Lippmann’s long influence and past support for Eisenhower. The column then shifts to stock market analysis for 1960, outlining seasonal rally odds, presidential-year effects, and prior June to August trends.
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Variety
Mentator
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National Press Club
Truman Attacks Kennedy In Incomplete Charge
Former President Truman questioned Kennedy's bid and implied a rigged convention without specifics. The televised statements raised questions about his motives and consistency while naming rivals Eugene McCarthy and Orville Freeman as possible nominees.
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Truman
Raleigh Register Publication Details and Rates Notice
This Raleigh Register entry from Beckley Newspapers outlines publication details and ARP/Associated Press rights, plus subscription rates by mail and home delivery options. It lists managing editor J McQuade, national reps Ward Griffith, and carrier/ distributor independence, with WV tax notes and address information.
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Yankee go home remarkers split on foreign visit
Hal Boyle surveys a string of American tourist quips mocking foreign cultures during travel. He captures blunt comments about plumbing roads ice money and language, noting offense and caricature in lines about pride poverty and hospitality.
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New York
Bug Dust by Roy Lee Harmon on compassion for alcoholics
A writer recalls giving fifty cents to a distressed, drinking man on Prince Street and argues alcoholics deserve sympathy and rehabilitation. He urges church groups to support treatment over condemnation, calling for compassionate aid, counseling, and prayer to help drinkers reform.
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Roy Lee Harmon
Prince Street
John Barleycorn
Jesus
Prayer For Today By W F Primrose At St
The minister W F Primrose of the First Congregational Church in St Joseph Missouri offers a daily prayer asking for mercy blessings and the ability to see beauty as a sign of God s love. It seeks to remove desires for the drab and discordant while guiding believers toward what is great and beautiful in life.
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Mimi Hines
Las Vegas
Tropic Cana
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Bob Montgomery
Herb Klein
Nixon
White House
Texas
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Fore Worth
Gloria Vanderbilt
Sidney Lumet
Greenwich
Conn
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Dolores Grey
St. Louis
Khrushchev’s campaign meddling fears strain parties
Khrushchev’s blunt remarks on US policy and post Paris Summit tensions spark concern in both major parties and among observers. He questions American leadership, ridicules Nixon, hints at Soviet hopes for a President who can reset policy, while Stevenson and Reston suggest keeping Khrushchev out of the campaign.
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Paris
Herter
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Bucharest
Soviet Union
Adlai E. Stevenson
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N.Y. Times
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Earl Wilson features clash over Collins age and party rumors
New York gossip centers on Joan Collins denying being over 36 after a party clash with DJ Freddie Robbins who claimed she said she was older. The piece weaves in Hollywood figures, hospital rumors, travels, and witty asides from Earl Wilson, with mentions of Beatty, Monroe, Taylor, Bardot, and more, painting a bustling celebrity week.
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New York
Joan Collins
Freddie Robbins
Miss Collins
Warren Beatty
Shirley MacLaine
Joan
Robbins
Marilyn Monroe
Liz Taylor
Marilyn
Liz
Harkness Pavilion
Chateau Henry IV
Natalie Wood
Bob Wagner
Eddie Fisher
Harkness
Eddie
Eli Basse
Mgr
Milton Blackstone
Pat Boone
Model Suspension Bridge Idea From Junior Editors Quiz
The text describes the evolution of bridges from logs to pier and arch designs, noting the late emergence of suspension bridges. It presents a drawing of a boy building a model suspension bridge and invites readers to try building one across a small stream, awarding $10 to Bradley Noel of Oakland, California for the quiz solution.
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