Kennedy Johnson ticket best demos could name
James Marlow analyzes the Kennedy Johnson ticket, noting Johnson seeks the presidency and may accept the No 7 spot to boost southern support. He could wield power as vice president, influence the Senate, join the National Security Council, and shape policy while Kennedy gains cross party backing. The piece argues Johnson’s ego and political skill justify the partnership and the convention's quick approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Kennedy
Senate
Democrats
Texas
South
Washington
Democratic Eader
National Security Council
Richard M. Nixon
Fathers Can Prove They’re Busiest By Calculation
Hal Boyle essay frames fathers as the busiest men, tallying 8,760 hours a year and deducting sleep, meals, work, family duties, travel, shopping, and taxes to reveal only about five hours of personal time. The piece humorously analyzes daily duties, income taxes, and the modern pace of family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Stilley
Hal Boyle
New York
Daddy-O
Father
Self pity cured by seeing disabled miners
A columnist recalls how self pity vanishes after witnessing disabled miners at a meeting about lost hospital and welfare benefits. He contrasts his mood with theirs, urges action and gratitude, and notes drivers should show more courtesy to others on the road. The piece ends with a plea for personal space and blessing.
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Glen Morgan
Frank Sinatra
500 Club
Atlantic City
Joe Levine
Hercules
Lola Albright
Bill Chadney
Dodger
Joe Black
Birds Land
Ray Starr
Ralph Harold Jr
Big Harold
Reno
Lake Tahoe
Marie MacDonald
Laurie Peters
Inger Stevens
Phil Silvers
John MacDonald
Cliff
Charlie Weaver
Arquette
Mount Idy
George Shearing
Australia
Peyton Place
Grace Metalious
Jacques Chambrun
Clyde
Sugar Blues
McCoy
Jackie Kannon
Dallas
Jackie
Morey Amsterdam
Kay
Steve Lawrence
Eydie Gorme
Prayer For Today by Paul S. Wright
A devotional prayer from Paul S. Wright of Portland Oregon asking God to mend broken lives and fill hearts with joy and love through forgiveness and spiritual renewal. It seeks wholeness of spirit and communal love in Christ's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul S. Wright
Portland, Ore
First Presbyterian Church
Direct Flight To Moscow Affects Tourism and Talks
Talks in Washington on a U S Soviet commercial air agreement may shape future Russian visits to the United States and American tourism to the Soviet Union. A New York Moscow route could boost Russian traveler spending and ease travel, with Pan American already authorized to fly to Moscow.
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Washinton
United States
New York
Soviet Union
Europe
America
Moscow
Aeroflot
Paris
Geneva
Kermlin
Russia
Pan American World Airways
Civil Aeronautics Board
Raleigh Register Subscription Rates Listing and Notice
The Raleigh Register lists subscription options and rates published by Beckley Newspapers Corporation. It notes mail rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier delivery charges, and tax details for West Virginia residents, plus a disclaimer on carrier payment responsibility and address change procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Jon
National
Representative Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Greenville
Evereth
West Virginia
Bush Fairs to Parkersburg as Schools Superintendent
Prof. J B Bush former Hinton public schools head leaves for Parkersburg to take over as superintendent with a salary increase of nearly seven hundred percent. The article compares federal expenditures across two administrations detailing Cleveland and Roosevelt budgets and totals.
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J. B. Bush
Hinton
Parkersburg
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Demos On Spot In Resumed Congress
Washington observers debate which party gains from Congress resuming after the 1960 nominating conventions. The Johnson Rayburn plan favors Lyndon B. Johnson while Nixon could gain as a vocal liberal on education health and housing bills. Eisenhower vetoes loom and the southern coalition remains influential as the session opens in a politically charged climate. Newports News neighbors frighten C R Marshall with vandalism during a move. two young children witness the disruption as windows and walls are damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Johnson
Nixon
Eisenhower
John Son
White House
Black Forest Germany and its famed crafts
The Black Forest in Baden Wuerttemberg is famed for mineral springs health resorts and dark fir trees. It spans about 85 miles along the Rhine with villages dotting its mountains where wooden toys cuckoo clocks and musical instruments are still made for worldwide shipment.
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Black Forest
Germany
Baden
Wurttemberg
Rhine
Earl Wilson Convention Party With Union Label
A lively society column item recounts Earl Wilson attending a Los Angeles convention party hosted by the United Steelworkers Union with David McDonald. It notes gifts, tickets, and conversations among Hollywood figures such as Edward G. Robinson Nat King Cole Betty Furness and others, plus misc anecdotes and later notes on Sinatra, Hilton, and other entertainment figures.
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Los Angeles
United Steelworkers’ Union
David McDonald
Phil Regan
Chasen's
McDonald
Edward G. Robinson
Don Lopez
Janet Leigh
Robinson
Nat (King) Cole
Joe Kennedy
Betty Furness
Chicago
Frank Sinatra
Rendition
George Jessel
Georgie
Nixon
Milton Berle
Andy Lopez
Milton
M.C
Bobby Gordon
N. Y
Beverly Wilshire
Robert Sterling
Anne Jeffreys
Sterling
Nicky Hilton
Playboy
Trish
Nicky
Jean Simmons-Stewart Granger
Granger
Arizona
Jean
Joe E. Lewis
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Raleigh
J. McQuade
Associated Press
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Newport News, Va
C. R. Marshall
Maureen Schreiber
Elizabeth
N. J
Earl Wilson
Convention Party
Jackie Gleason
Perry Comoll
Montauk Downs Club
Aristotle Onassis
Roosevelt Zanders
Dave Apllen
Las Vegas
Earl
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