SEP Rates 5 Lead Dem Candidates For Presidency
The Saturday Evening Post rates five top Democrats Kennedy Humphrey Johnson Symington and Stevenson with quotes on their strengths and weaknesses. Stewart Alsop says Kennedy would likely accept or refuse the vice presidential slot based on ticket viability and political risk.
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Saturday Evening Post
John Kennedy
al Smith
Hubert Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Washington
Stewart Alsop
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Post
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Johnson
Massachusetts
Why the Senate Uses Cloture Not Closure
The article explains that the Senate prefers the French term cloture to closure for ending debate and forcing a vote. Cloture originated as a French word and is invoked by a vote under current rules. The British term is closure. The piece also notes a historic contrast with the House of Commons.
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Washington
United States Senate
Senate
House of Commons
Dixon Garage and Wreck Shop ad and Card of Thanks
Classified item lists new used and rebuilt auto parts for all makes with generators and starters as a specialty. Includes a card of thanks expressing appreciation for flowers cards visits from friends during hospital stay and after returning with a special thanks to Gene.
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Dixon Garage & Wrecking
Gene
Thanks for Hospital Help and Sympathy
Mrs. O M Brown extends thanks for cards visits gifts flowers and calls during hospitalization and after. Fred Cook Sr expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and home return. Family of Clifford Pheobus thanks friends for sympathy meals flowers and support with special mentions.
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Fred Cook Sr
Jackie Ann Rodgers
Tom Bean
Carl Odle
Feagan Bros
Earnheart Funeral Home
Clifford Pheobus
Year Without a Summer 1816 Described in Clip
Mrs. R. E. Simpson shares a Sunshine Magazine clipping from Litchfield Illinois recounting 1816 as a year without a summer. It cites warm winters cold springs and frosts through May June and July, with ice in August and high seed prices in 1817.
Season of Severe Cold in 1816 Described Across New England
The text recounts an 1816 winter with frozen buds and half inch pond ice. Corn crops failed and were replanted repeatedly. By May all had been killed, June and July frost persisted, snow fell across Vermont, and August was the harshest month. Despite vast privation, abundant game sustained many.
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New England
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