70 Year Magazine Archive

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Personal feuds within the Republican Party threaten party hopes in New York as well as in California and Indiana. In New York, Rockefeller’s supporters are actively downgrading his Senatorial running-mate, conservative Congressman Kenneth Keating, trying to insure that Keating will run a poor second to Rockefeller on the ticket. The reason: It would make the would-be governor look relatively good even if he loses to Harriman. … A nationally prominent Republican, shocked at the maneuver, is readying a blast at Rockefeller for tolerating such tactics.

The prestige of American arms is at a new high in the Far East in view of the fabulous success of our Sidewinder missile in the hands of Nationalist Chinese pilots. . . . A telling indictment of Soviet actions in Hungary (Hungary under Soviet Rule, II) which recounts developments there between September 1957 and August 1958, has just been published by the American Friends of the Captive Nations (510 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N.Y., $1.00).

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