Truman predicts rough campaign ahead for Kennedy bid
Former President Truman said it would be a very rough campaign and he planned a role, as Kennedy and Nixon vie for the 1960 Democratic and Republican paths. Kennedy blasted the GOP as blocking progressive reforms while Nixon plotted a cross-country whistle-stop tour with aides and family in tow.
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Animals In Congo Are In Danger Too
The report reviews Congo wildlife threats and a new conservation project launched after a Warsaw meeting. It outlines Africa wide efforts led by G. G. Watterson and supported by FAO UNESCO and IUCN, aiming to place ecological knowledge at policy centers. It notes benefits of sustainable wild game for African ranches and cautions against views of wildlife as a threat to profits.
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Ninth District Moose Meet Planned for Sunday
Davidson Shjack Post Auxiliary announced the Ninth District Moose Meet for Sunday at Moose Home in Tiffin with registration at 10 a.m. and the meeting starting at 1 p.m. Members urged to vote in the November election and enroll in the First Aid course. The group took part in Berlin Heights Labor Day parade and Detroit convention sessions, with slides shown at meeting’s end.
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Nixon Lodge campaign opens with strong lines in Boston
The Nixon Lodge ticket emphasizes a vigorous, decisive free world stance. Lodge declares Communists cannot take over while Johnson also speaks in Lowell. Mrs Nixon campaigns in Lexington calling for peace without surrender as part of the Kennedy administration discourse.
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