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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...Senator Lyndon Johnson, I thought it in good taste to thus pay tribute to a good loser. A few hours later, Johnson's V.P. nomination made it appear that TIME must use a crystal ball to decide such matters. This brought home to me the dilemma that must face the editor in choosing the cover picture for an edition that must roll off the press before the nomination and reach the newsstands after the choice has been made. Senator Johnson's cover picture uniquely demonstrates TIME'S ability to appear current no matter which direction events...
Together and separately, Nixon and Lodge have earned reputations as foreign policy experts second only to the Secretary of State and the President himself. The Eisenhower years have matured them and fitted them uniquely to face the big issue of U.S. policy in the tense world-the issue on which they will wage the Republican campaign...
Paced by Byron ("Whizzer") White, national chairman of Citizens for Kennedy, Bobby headed for New York to face his biggest problem of the week-patching together the faction-torn New York Democratic organization...
Well satisfied with his face lifting of New Haven, Conn. (pop. 149,000), fourth-term Mayor Richard C. Lee, energetic slum clearer and chairman of the Demo cratic Advisory Council's subcommittee on urban problems, is eager to advise the nation's metropolises on their slum problems. Speaking to a predominantly Negro Sunday school group, Dick Lee, 44, last week suggested a strategic variation on Southern lunch-counter sit-ins that sent official eyebrows soaring in police headquarters across the land...
...unlikely that Kennedy and his associates believe in either of these implications, any more than they believe in any "simple solutions to the infinitely complex challenges which face us." Yet for the most part, the solutions they outline in the platform are simple indeed, curses for only peripheral evils...