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Warren Observer

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1960

Page

7

Kennedy Johnson divide on 71 issues questioned as party unity

The piece argues Kennedy and Johnson often opposed each other on 36 of 71 issues with 35 agreements, splitting on taxation federal controls and Senate rules. It suggests a Rockefeller bid could threaten the Democratic ticket and notes Republicans’ ideological consistency versus Nixon. Also urges awareness of global freedom causes and social security address updates.

Kennedy Johnson Erwin D. Canham Christian Science Monitor U. S Senate GOP Rockefeller Nixon

Mind Swap Novel Promises Quick Read At Bookshop

G M Claskin’s new novel a Change of Mind from Doubleday follows two men Edward Henderson and Roger Bannon whose minds exchange bodies after hypnosis. The tale explores their social and domestic fallout and a surprising third personality Rex Brinkman. Also noted is Irving Stone’s The Agony and the Ecstasy and a Chautauqua course on Streamlined English by Dr Frank C Laubach.

G. M. Claskin Doubleday Edward Henderson Roger Bannon Henderson Edward Young Bannon Betty Henderson Roger Rover Bannon Rex Brinkman Brinkman Michelangelo Irving Stone Chautauqua Frank C. Laubach Hall of Christ Dr. Laubach Chautauqua Woman’s Club Man Who Look Magazine Laubach

Survey Claims Four Fifths of Women Haters Won’t Listened

A recent survey reports that four out of five women haters are unlikely to listen to arguments or engage respectfully, signaling persistent bias against women across groups.

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