The New President Kennedy Asks Change And Youth At White House
As president elect John F Kennedy is seen as a moderate with liberal and conservative leanings. He aims for strong White House leadership, youthful staff, and a cabinet of national stature while preparing for a era of change and renewed American progress. The piece notes his family dynamics, personal traits, and plans for a modern, less formal presidency.
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John F. Kennedy
GOP
Walter Reuther
Robert Frost
Labor
White House
America
Woodrow Wilson
Jackie
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Ted Sorensen
Ken O'Donnell
Pierre Sallinger
J. Edgar Hoover
Allen Dulles
FBI
CIA
Grover Cleveland
Littl
Caroline
Ei Hower
Jack
Teddy Roosevelt
Corporation
Jack Kennedy
Foreclosure and citation notices in Grayson County Texas
Foreclosure sale notice for M H Alexander and Lola Fay Alexander on property in Grayson County described as 50 by 142 feet along Bois D Arc Creek with sale set December 6 1960. Sheriff G W Blanton authorized to seize and sell the described land to satisfy a $360.50 judgment plus $22.50 costs. Also includes a citation in a separate suit Lena Gumpert Taylor et al v Early Albertson et al with court date December 12 1960 and description of land along Iron Ore Creek and Moody survey totaling 76 acres. Citation issued October 26 1960 by Clerk S V Earnest.
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Texas
M.A Sanders
Birtie Brewer
Die Lyles
Ernest Sanders
Ella Stephens
Nettie Mae Brown
Grayson County
M. H. Alexander
Lola Fay Alexander
Grayson Cotawty
Bois D’arc Creek
Granger McDaniel H. R
H. L. Sanders
S. E
M. E. Pierce
15Th District Court
S. W. Earnest
G. W. Blanton
Court House
Sherman
State OF Texas
Early Albertson
M. E. Albertson
P. C. Albertson
Mary Albertson
J. B. Albertson
Fannie R. Albertson
W.N. Albertson
A. M. Albertson
Robert Allison
Ida A. Allison
Ida A Todhunter
Louisa Todhunter
C. C. McCarthy
Dember
A. D
Lena Gumpert Taylor
George Gumpert
Roy Eahart
J. F. Moody
J. Horace Lea
Albertson
Moody Survey
Varas
Riqua
Shannon
Sherman Independent
Republicans press Kennedy on personal wealth and conflicts
Republicans will demand that John F Kennedy guarantee his personal fortune will not influence his presidency. They will cite Eisenhower who paid $1 million before taking office and insulated his investments. They seek cabinet nominees to disclose holdings and divest from conflicts as Democrats required with Wilson.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
GOP
Eisenhower
Baltimore
Kennedy
Chicago Merchandise Mart
Senate
Charles E. Wilson
General Motors
Defense
Father Union Organizer Tells Daughter A Story
A little girl asks her father, a union organizer, for a bedtime story. He agrees and begins, “Once upon a time and-a-half,” signaling a playful, affectionate moment between parent and child.
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Daddy
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