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MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1060 Profiles of Democratic Hopefuls Bv Unittd Prs International reaching a Washington The men expected to be In serious contention for the Democratic presidential nom Inntlon this week: JOHNSON Lydon Baltics Johnson, 51, ' the tall lean Texan whose wife, ranch, daughters and family dog all carry the same Initials he cuff-links in his clceantlv tailored shirts. "Somebody has to be in the middle if you're to get things done," Johnson said of him "self list week. It's an accurate sumup of a career of Senate leadership In which, as the youngest floor leader ever (44 on his election in 1953) lie pulled together a dissident minority party. And as ma jority leader of an out-of-the-White House party, he has compromised the way to leg islation in the last four years. Progressive, Prudent "I believe that I am pro gressive and prudent without being radical. I think I am conservative without being re actionary," Johnson said. He said he was called a "fighting liberal" when he first went to Congress, in 1936, and quickly became a protege of President Roosevelt, a "great Democratic liberal" under Harry S. Truman and a "vot ing liberal" against McCar thyism. KENNEDY John Fitzgerald ' Kennedy, 43, the U.S. senator for Massachusetts who says if he's too young to be president, Columbus was too young to discover America. Second of nine children of Joseph P. Kennedy, later U.S. ambassador to Britain, and Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy, daughter of a mayor of Bos ton, he became a millionaire at 21-by his fathers' gift and displayed almost equal in tellectual and political pre cocity. Book Best Seller His first book. "Why Eng land Slept." published when hs was 23, became a best seller. His second, "Profiles in Courage," written in 1954 and 19S5 during his convales cence from spinal surgery, won a Pulitzer Prize for bi ography. Kennedy won election to to Congress in 1929, but the most dramatic display of his vote-getting powers came in 1952 when he defeated in cumbent Sen. Harry Cabot Lodge Jr. in a year when Republican Dwight D. Eisen hower handily carried the state. Prominent in that cam paign and in his political ef forts since have been his large, attractive and sociable family, and a keen profes sional organization. STEVENSON Adlai Ewing Stevenson, 60, twice defeated for the presi dency by Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, once declared when he was delayed in Headlining YOU Whip up a pretty veil cap to top summer clothes! So flattering - everybody loves them! Fashion hits! SIX smart new veil hats for year 'round wear - easy to make, easy on your budget. Trim with velvet bows, flowers. Pattern 7028: directions. Send Thirty - five cents (coins) for this pattern - add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Med- ford Mall Tribune. Household Arts Dept., P. O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 1 1, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. JUST OUT! Our New 1960 Alice Brooks Ncedlecraft Book contains THREE FREE Patterns. Plus ideas galore for home furnischlngs, fash Ions, gifts, toys, bazaar sellers -exciting, unusual designs to crochet, knit, sew, embroider, huck weave, quill. Be first with the newest - send 25 cents nowl gagement by the welcome to Gen. Charles de Gaulle: "It seems my fate to be always getting in the way of national heroes." Fought Hard Campaign Stevenson, then seeking a second term as governor of Illinois, was drafted for the presidential nomination in 1952 with the active support of retiring President Harry S. Truman. He fought a hard primary campaign for the 1956 nomination and won it handily despite Truman's in terjection of Averell llnrrl man as a last minute rival. Relations between St (even son and Truman are distinct ly cool. The former president said recently that Stevenson isn't decisive enough to be President, but he has not sug gested Stevenson or any Dem ocrat could have won the last two presidential elections. Stevenson, whose wit and erudition brought the word "egghead" into American pol itics, has won a large, loyal and vocal following, but little professional political support for the 1960 nomination. SYMINGTON Stuart Symington. 59. U.S. senator from Missouri, is best known for his seven years as top administrative official In the Truman adminislration aud as a millionaire by his own business talents. Solid Liberal Record Now in his second Senate terms, the handsome silver haired Symington has a rec ord of solid liberal voting, has been most identified with his criticism of the adminis tration's defense policies. His first Washington job was as head of the Surplus BRITISH ACTOR DIES London - lOT -Arthur Wont nor, 85, an actor on the Brit ish stage for more than 60 years, died Sunday. Property Board. In 11)46 he became assistant secretary of war for air and tha following year, with the armed forces reorganization, he was named the first secretary of the U.S. Air Force. In 1050, Truman named him chairman of the National Security Resources Board, and in 1951 "cleanup" adminis trator of the Reconstruction Finance Corp., then rocked by the "mink coat" and "deep freeze" scandals. Accused Killer 'Wailing To Die' San Bertinruino, Calif. II'I'II -"1 don't care what they do to me. I'm just an old man. I'll lay here wllhoul outing or drinking until 1 die." John Mason, 70, Is charged with murder. His only leg is clamped in a 30-pound boot to keep him from escaping from the hospital bed where he Is undergoing treatment for a self-inflicted bullet wound. Sheriff's deputies said Ma son came to California from Phoenix, Ariz., tracked down Clyde Harvey, 56, and shot him to death In nearby Vle torvllle July 2. 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