Show 'BATTLE OF YOUTH' their Kennedy Strong As 60 Candidate By ROGER GREENE WASHINGTON (AP) — blacked-ou- (Editor't A Kennedy-Nixo- law of the land there is no hei "lifffs n in 1960 t ing hadn't become involved in hotly controversial issues while Kennedy has peeved some farmers because he voted for the Eisenhower administration's program of flexible farm prica supports WITHIN 38 VOTES Kennedy's farm vote has already boomeranged once At the 1958 Democratic National Convention in Chicago he camp with in 38 votes of beating Sen Ke-- : lauver lor the vice presidential nomination but lost when Okla homa led a farm-bloswing to Kefauver Kennedy has also flicked southerners on the raw by upholding without applauding the Supreme Court's desegregation decision d f1r I- - I Ji-ckso- pro-segregati- much-publicize- d after-dinne- Whether we favor the decision °PPOse 9r it" he says "it is go-iriS io te carried out is the g m n - c ' ap- - J minf It THE OGDEN OGDEN UTAH STANDARD-EXAMINE- 7A R SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 1957 10 Vassar-educate- d olic would have no chance for the from presidency it" people are more peal a in talnt than Surprisingly enough the handJj?terc?Kd convictions" some young senator has neverthe- "bat-les- s Talk of a Kernedv-Nixoevoked almost a kissin' cousin tie of youth" for the White House welcome on his speaking forays 'has picked up considerable tempo into the south especially since the Massachusetts senator warned his party that REBEL YELLS Vice President Nixon appears for the Republican nomina- Sfand7 hLilf uiavu platedar1fi CAU- "f-- 0 ic fmm trn Uiil Ko5nr Lilt aj 1U1 £1 ULlliCj tha Derant- rebel yells when he ex- dressed a Democratic rally in pect" Miss a hotbed of FRUGAL LIFE sentiment and boldly reaffirmed his acceptance of the Although a scion of great Supreme Court decision wealth Kennedy lives a fairly As for his Catholicism Kennedy frugal life declined to say in an interview In Washington he avoids the whether he thought it would be a cocktail circuit bar to the presidency "It's a grind to stand up and keep "I think it would be a mistake a conversation for hours" for a Catholic to comment" he he said "Jackiegoing doesn't like it said "It's a decision everyone either" would have to reach for himself Kennedy rarely smokes or if a Catholic did run for presi- drinks confining himself to an ocdent" r casional cigar and an Some months ago in a less reti- infrequent Daiquiri cocktail cent mood he said: He seldom carries more than a "The people are running ahead couple of dollars in his pockets of the politicians who say a Cath- - often has io borrow cab fare and Mas-chwi- tt Sen - ti!k of ywth" rtt presidency Hwt'i a cioteup ef Boston Japanese destroyer knifing through the darkness in the South Pacific almost snuffed out 'the life of the young American torpedo boat skipper who could be the next president of the United States His name is John Fitzgerald Kennedy -- - Democratic senator from Massachusetts That night in the Blackett Strait offi the Solomon Islands and the seven perilous days that followed Kennedy's brush with death on Aug 2 1943 were enough to leave an: imprint on any man At any rate war hero Kennedy has been in a hurry ever! since PRIZE WINNER Plunging headlong into nation- al politics courting and winning "the most beautiful girl in vv asmngton" dasning on a best seller pulitzer entitled "Profiles in Courage" crisscrossing the country to speak before serious-mindegrownups and wildly squealing bobbysox- ers "He's always in a hurry" says his wife better Jacqueline known as Jackie Nationwide polls show him well ahead as the early front runner for the Democratic nom-- ! ination in 1980 And in recent months he has received such a deluge of publicity that his aides go out of their way to deny he's being given a buildup by one of Madi-- ! New York's son Avenue publicity mills prize-winnin- rising star of Kenntdy ht young of for ttimi t' enemy-infeste- note-T- Insists that his wife run betweeat £h fknska office buii& home in suburban yog and the Capitol a guard Washington within the bawled at him: Georgetown strictly r limits of his $22500-a-yea"Stand back! Wait till the senaSenate He 1954 a tors drives are seated please!" Buick salary His He did too wife the former Jacqueline Lee Bouvier SLOPPILY CASUAL a green-eyebeauty During his six years in the met Kennedy in her career-gir- l House Kennedy dressed like a role as a Washington college freshman sloppily casual "inquiring photogr a p h e r" As a senator however he is faultThey married in 1953 lessly groomed favoring a dark Kennedy's frail boyish look is charcoal suit deceptive His wiry frame is He a still retains 'trace of the tough and he has a grip like a riveter Six feet talb hP wrihs a classic "Harvard slouch" with constant 160 pounds shoulders hunched slightly upa memento of his underward THORN TRIUMPH graduate days at Cambridge Kennedy's perennial appearance where he was graduated cum of youth is at once his thorn and laude in 1940 his triumph His aides admit that "His political asset" without the wistful forelock says Sengreatest Smathers George dangling over his right eyebrow- -it one of his closest Senate has become his trademark and friends "is that people want to barbers get minute instructions help him" on how much to trim it— his apKennedy shies at any precise peal to women voters might suf- definite of his political coloration ' I'll fer just stick to being a DemKennedy himself observes suc- ocrat" he said Then he added cinctly: "Two million more wom- quickly: "I don't think I've ever en than men are eligible to vote he en identified with the more ex- in this country" treme wing" In the House Kennedy was Despite recurring attacks of frequently mistaken for a page malaria three spinal operations boy and as a freshman senator in and a severe cold which recently 1953 when he started to board put him in the hospital Kennedy the miniature subway which runs 'insists his health is robust d dart-haire- d Times-Heral- Iciest transistor r offreefivt §Iqses fif () smallest hearing cid In world worn entirely in ear single-breaste- d (D-Fl- hidden in Sonefone d Alt SI AT THE EAR NOTHING WORN OH BODY! hell-oun- NO CORD DOWN NECK NO "BUTTON" !P ce IP mode! worn in IN EAR! variety of styles a) S0N0T0ME 610 ICCIIS BLDG Come in Phone or Write— Free Demonstration-N- Obligation SONOTONE I Nam 8 610 Eccles Building I I I I Address ston Ic'y I Phon : Mr D Wilson Manager § l R o i d wmmmmt ' ! 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