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Last week Newsday had a scoop of sorts in President Kennedy's reply. Newsday Editor and Publisher Alicia Patterson, who learned newspapering at the knee of her father, the late Joseph Medill Patterson, founder of the New York Daily News (see below), took for granted that she would receive the courtesy of an answer. After all, she had supported Kennedy for president, while Alicia's husband, Harry Guggenheim, president of Newsday, voted for Nixon...
With the score 4 to 2 at the start of the second period, Woody Spruance scored on the backhand scoop shot he has perfected this year, and Harvard and Dartmouth twice traded goals to push the score to 6-4 at the end of the half...
...returned to earth, but as a completely shattered and unbalanced man.'' Ilyushin had made the trip three days before Yuri, said Bobrowski. and he was now "absolutely unconscious in a Moscow hospital." Bobrowski's account jibed in many respects with the London Daily Worker's "scoop" three days before Yuri's flight. The Communist Worker described the successful space flight of "the son of a top-ranking Soviet aircraft designer, understood to be suffering aftereffects of the flight...
...with when a student is through school, while industry offers a half to a full salary all the way through school. The result is a tougher, more dedicated kind of student. The bulk of today's students will be better ministers. This is the time to prune, not scoop in everything...
...completely new atmosphere." California's Republican Representative Alphonzo Bell concurred-up to a point. "I found the people like Kennedy personally," said Bell. "But there doesn't seem to be any broad support at all for his policies." Reported Washington's Democratic Senator Henry M. ("Scoop") Jackson, chairman of the Democratic National