New Look In Politics With Kennedy Nixon
Kennedy and Nixon capture the 1960 nomination race signaling a modern, youth driven campaign. Analysts note both candidates are superb technicians with broad world knowledge, though differing on issues, and party conventions reveal a shift toward planning and TV savvy over old style eloquence. The piece discusses the evolving political landscape and the demanding tasks ahead for the next president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Kennedy
Nixon
Jack Kennedy
James Marlow
Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Pipe is an American institution says pipe lovers
George Cornell defends the pipe as a noble American tradition praised for calm guidance and longevity. He traces the pipe from Mayan ceremonies to modern culture, arguing briars and fragrant blends foster restraint and contemplation and even could aid world diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cornell
Hal Boyle
New York
Mexico
America
The License To Steal Of Executives And Directors
A column reflects investor complaints about corporate pay and perks. It cites Phillips-Van Heusen Chrysler and Ex-Cell-O figures, noting high executive salaries and large retirement benefits amid shrinking gross income and rising admin costs. The piece critiques equity between managers and stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Newsweek
Douglass Welch
Hearst
Journal
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Chrysler
Detroit
Mone
Ex- Cell-O Corporation
Prayer For Today from Rev Brenner in Carnegie Pa
A devotional prayer asks Heavenly Father to hear prayers for the overburdened and ailing. The minister Scott F Brenner of Christ United Presbyterian Church in Carnegie Pennsylvania invokes Jesus Christ as healer and source of renewed life in this closing benediction style submission.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus Christ
Scott F. Brenner
Carnegie, Pa
Christ United Presbyterian Church
Editorial Reprint Shows Tax Law Confusion Across Agents
The Tulsa Daily World notes a New York Herald Tribune experiment asking six reporters to use the name George Jackson to file identical tax returns. IRS results varied: 26.69, 12.22, 7.22 and 7.05 due, highlighting ambiguity in tax laws and a call for clear nationwide reform and specific congressional interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald- Tribune
Donald I. Rogers
George Jackson
Internal Revenue
IRS
Sam
Tulsa Daily World
Walking Tours Hint At Beauty In Local Back Roads
New York AP reports politics may slow Broadway plans for Roger L Stevens, chair of the Democratic finance committee. He aims two new shows while managing seven current productions, including Duel of Angels. one forthcoming farce titled Oh Dad Poor Dad Momma's Hung You In the Closet and I'm Feelin So Sad may set a record for length.
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New York
Roger L. Stevens
Democratic Party
Arthur L. Kopit
Beckley newspaper ad details subscriptions and delivery
The notice outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and home delivery, with annual and six month options. It notes a two percent West Virginia sales tax on mail subscriptions and clarifies that carriers and distributors are independent contractors, not responsible for advance payments.
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Epicarni
U N troop plan for Congo echoes Boxer Rebellion era
U N plans to send military experts to Congo at Lumumba’s request to restore order with Hammarskjold directing a 6000-strong emergency presence. Bunche and Timberlake help craft the mission while Katanga’s Tshombe seeks Belgian and Rhodesian police support, provoking regional tensions and colonial critique.
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U.S
Republic of Congo
United Nations
Lumumba
U. N
Ralph J. Bunche
Africa
Clare Timberlake
Congo
Bunche
Hamemarskjold
U.N
Suez
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
China
Peking
Tientsin
Austria-Hongary
France
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Russia
United States
Motishe Tshombe
Katanga
Belgium
Rhodesia
Justin Bomboko
Luemumba
National Army
Force Publique
Elephant Ivory Uses And Substitutes Lesson
The tusks of elephants yield ivory, a creamy white material that bends and polishes well. African elephants provide the best ivory, while poorer ivory comes from hippos walruses and narwhals. Ivory demand grows scarcer. substitutes include ivory palm seed and plastics like celluloid.
Big Los Angeles Democratic Walkathon draws stars and chatter
Earl Wilson notes Los Angeles hosts a vast Democratic Walkathon with two ballrooms and two shifts for Frank Sinatra Judy Garland Sammy Davis Jr and Mort Sahl while Peter Lawford and other celebrities mingle with candidates Kennedy Symington Stevenson and Johnson. The scene features jokes on Nixon Eisenhower and Faubus amid gala chatter and behind the scenes gossip from Chasen's Pershing Square and Sunset Strip locales.
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Los Angeles
Milton Berle
George Jessel
Frank Sinatra
Judy Garland
Sammy Davis Jr
Mort Sahl
L.A
Beverly
Kennedy
Robert Montgomery
Montgomery
Eisenhower
Sunset Strip
Cafe Espresso
Swingers
Rounders
Science of the
Pershing Sq
Symington
Stevenson
Johnson
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sinatra
Faubus
Dick Nixon
Groucho Marx
Charlton Heston
Andrew Jackson
Joe E. Lewis
Hollywood Park Racetrack
Chasen's
Jack
Groucho
San Francisco
Michigan
Raleigh Delegates Named for Democratic Senatorial Convention
From the 1910 Raleigh Register a list of delegates to the Beckley convention on July 22 includes Clear Forks J B Meadows Quince Dillon Kyla Jarrell Marsh Forks Tabor Dr J C Hurst George Browm Slab Forks H Lilly H W Thompson B E Meadows Town J E Summerfield W H File E M Payne Alf Warden Henry Roles H T Calefe Eli Williams W C Thurman P L Maynor I N Bailey J N Gode bey H G Davis Amos Bailey John Prince M J Meadows J H Dunn Shady Spring L C Lilly A Le Reed A A Scaggs John Bair Jom Thompson A E Fink S B Hale Harve Neely G K Sweeney Trapy Hill George T Covey J H Poteet J R Callaway Poketateaeeee Jamey Brooks Richmond C Qwyinny James Dilon Jess Wucklande
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Raleigh
Beckley
Clear Fork
J. B. Meadows
Quince Dillon
Kyla Jarrell
Marsh Fork
Tabor
J. C. Hurst
George Browm
Slab Fork
H. Lilly
H. W. Thompson
B. E. Meadows
J. E. Summerfield
W. H. File
E. M Payne
Alf Warden
Henry Roles
H. T. Calefe
Harve Neely
G. K. Sweeney
Trapy Hill
George T. Covey
J. H. Poteet
J.R. Callaway
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George Cornell
Walter Raleigh
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David C. Gardner
Uncle Goofs
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British Isles
Barbara Moore
Stillwater
Okla
Rabiagh
Prince St
W. Va
Hinton
C. J. McQuade
Associated” Press
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
Chicago
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
Portland
Greenville
David Merrick
Merrick
Ben Lucien Burman
Algeria
Irma, LaDouce
Eddie Davis
Gainesville
Tex
Earl Wilson
Midnight Earl
N.Y
Rocky Marciano
Jack Douglas
Diahaus Carrell
Monte Kay
Jackie Gleason
Peter Falk
Murder, Inc
Ed Sullivan
Golda Meir
Brigitte Bardot
Milanou
Miejanou
Tommy Leonettis
Greenwich Village
Fred Waring
Shawnee Inn
Sheila Copelan
Jeffrey Lynn
Gene Barry
Bat Masterson
Destry
Las Vegas
Gwen Verdon
Bob Fosse
Jackie Coogan
Jaye P. Morgan
Joe
Levine
Rome
Steve Reeves
Llewellyn
Ima Washout
Vesta M. Kelly
Myron Cohen
Washington
Earl
Brother
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