Stassen Again Aims at 1960 Comeback Run
Harold E. Stassen, longshot candidate and former Minnesota governor, pursues a Pennsylvania primary bid as a springboard to the 1960 GOP nominating race. The veteran politician faces opposition from party factions and faces a potential clash with Nixon, while positioning himself as a Keystone State resident with ties to Pennsylvanian politics.
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James Dole Dies Founding Hawaii Pineapple Industry Leader
James Drum mond Dole, 80, founder of Hawaii's pineapple industry, died after a heart attack at his Honolulu home. Born in Boston, he moved to Hawaii in 1899, organized the Hawaiian Pineapple Co. in 1901, and led a campaign that popularized Hawaiian pineapples. He retired in 1948 after decades of leadership. his survivors include a wife, three sons, two daughters, and 12 grandchildren.
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Greenway Garden Club Show Saturday
The Greenway Garden Club will present its annual show at the parish hall Saturday from 2 to 6 p.m. The eight classes depict moods of a woman with entries such as Life's First Steps and Sophisticated Lady. Co chairs are Mrs J P Reardon and Mrs Walter Fiery. staging by Mrs William B Claggitt and luncheon by Mrs A R Dunning.
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