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This is by no means a first for Joe Kennedy and his son Jack; for each it is the third appearance on TIME'S cover. Joe was seen first as Securities and Exchange Commission chairman on July 22, 1935, and again on Sept. 18, 1939, when he was Ambassador to the Court of St. James's. Some 18 years later (Dec. 2, 1957), Jack made his bow as the leading campaigner for the 1960 presidential nomination; he appeared again on Nov. 24, 1958, front and center among five other Democratic hopefuls. Appropriately, this week's story...
...natural leader, would go into politics and in due course become President of the U.S. As a 25-year-old member of the Massachusetts delegation to the Democratic Convention of 1940, Joe Jr. footnoted political history by being the last holdout for James Farley, against Roosevelt's third term...
...most frequently the sonorities of Richard Strauss, especially of Rosenkavalier. Giannini did not shy away from penning a beautiful, lush love duet for each pair of lovers. The first act has a fugal trio that can take its place with the finale fugue in Verdi's Falstaff; and the third act has a masterly vocal sextet...
...winning for the third consecutive year, the crew defeated the highly-regarded Detroit Boat Club shell by 1 1/2 lengths in the final round, winning in the impressive time of 6 min., 47 seconds. Only once before, and never in this century, has a crew won the Thames Cup three consecutive times...
Summer in New York (CBS, 10-11 p.m.). In his third musical revue of the season, Comedian Phil Silvers plays a Manhattan man about town who decides to spend his summer vacation in the city. Guests include Carol Haney, Jules Munshin and Carol Lawrence...