Sorensen Became Kennedy's Key Brain Trust Leader
Lincoln native Theodore C Sorensen 32 became Kennedy's top adviser writer and special counsel shaping the Kennedy administration's program. A Lincoln Neb law graduate Phi Beta Kappa, Sorensen joined Kennedy after public service and World War II era work, rising from staff aide to chief adviser and confidant.
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Theodore C. Sorensen
Joint Committee On
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Kennedy
University of Nebraska Law College
Christian A
Torney
Federal Security Agency
Washington
Joint Committee
Douglas
Sorensen-Kennedy Association
Profile Of The Next President Anchors Aweigh Theme Won For Ex Naval Officer Kennedy
John F Kennedy a former naval officer and author emerges as a presidential hopeful. His anchors aweigh campaign theme likens America to a ship at anchor and charts a voyage toward new frontiers with Kennedy at the helm. The article covers his background education military service awards and upcoming White House bid.
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Anchors Aweigh
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Kennedy
James Devlin
John F. Kennedy
United States
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White House
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Brookline
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Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
Joseph P. Kennedy
London
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Massachusetts
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Senate
Jacqueline Bouvier
Newport
R.I
Caroline
Governors Plan South America goodwill trip
Thirty six governors from 33 states and three territories will depart New York on a goodwill voyage to Argentina and Brazil. They and their wives expect to return November 28 after meetings with presidents and leaders, and will engage with businessmen, farmers, industrialists, and labor leaders. The delegation includes governors from Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, Wyoming, Guam, American Samoa, and the Virgin Islands.
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Brazil
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State cash balance and finances for October in Charleston
CHARLESTON AP state balance fell from 52,833,195 at September end to 49, at October close. General revenue receipts were 9,568,929 with disbursements of 5,722,030. End of month investments at par totaled 232,773,811, securities 102,259,904, liabilities 130,878,000. Transfers from general revenue included 7,300,000 to the general school fund 3,651,063 to the Department of Public Assistance and 1,128,212 to the special revenue fund.
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General School Fund
Department of Public Assistance
Special Revenue Fund
Mercury transit thrills amateur crew at Memphis NAS
The Mercury transit drew an amateur photo crew at Memphis Naval Air Station. Airman J C R L Prewett, an electronics instructor, said a telescope overheated and caught fire after focusing too long on the sun Monday.
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Double Win for Sumter Man in Puzzle Contests
S L Gentry of Sumter won 500 dollars in a crossword contest run by the Charleston News and Courier. A few days later he was informed he also won 275 dollars in a similar contest run by the Charlotte newspaper.
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Gentry
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News and Courier
Charlotte
Rockefeller for 1964 GOP president bid despite New York loss
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller, despite losing New York in the 1964 GOP nomination race, is seen as a leading contender for president. His influence grew after pressuring Nixon into a broad Rockefeller-leaning GOP platform, though home front politics and Goldwater’s conservative push remain barriers. Rockefeller's cross party appeal, dynamic campaign style, and potential to unite Democrats and independents keep him in consideration for the White House bid.
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Ariz
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