Editorials Driver Bill Hikes Penalty
The House passed a measure to stiffen penalties for driving without a license. Second offenses would incur 25 to 200 dollars, subsequent offenses 100 to 500 dollars and 1 to 60 days jail or both, with first offenses unchanged. Rep. Will Smith cites 500000 unlicensed drivers and potential revenue losses up to 1 million yearly, noting license renewal and literacy barriers. The bill moves to the Senate after Thursday passage.
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Will Smith
Beaumont
Rep. Smith
Senate
House
LBJ Opposes King Nationwide Boycott Proposal
President Lyndon Johnson signals opposition to Dr Martin Luther King s call for a nationwide boycott of racially segregated Alabama. King discussed the plan in Baltimore while Vice President Humphrey urged caution in Los Angeles about harming innocent people. The Sun Editorial backs Johnson.
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Lyndon Johnson
Martin Luther King
Alabama
King
Baltimore
Johnson
Humphrey
Los Angeles
the Sun
Don t Stop Carnival shows Wouk’s new lively voice
Mary Brown reviews Herman Wouk s Don't Stop the Carnival noting a shift from his earlier military epics to a humorous Caribbean tale. Norman Paperman, a New York publicity agent, relocates to a resort island, colliding with islanders, ex stars, and quirky locals in a buoyant, touching satire.
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Mary Brown
Herman Wouk
Youngblood Hawk
Othe
New York
Hic
Henry
Ecree Tt
Isle of
Amerigo
Caribbean Sea
Norman Psman
Captain Queen
Iris Tramm
Lester Atlas
Hazel
Greenwich Village
Hippalyte
Church Wagner
Gull Reef
Norman Paperman
Gun mail order trade under fire in federal push
Fulton Lewis notes rising gun violence linked to mail order purchases and cites a Baltimore case where a year old killed family members with a foreign made revolver. Senator Dodd seeks federal controls, while defenders insist sportsmen and dealers are not to blame.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Connecticut
Thanis Dodd
Senate
University of California
Alexandria
Ow York
Woride
St. Louis
Chica
Deep South
FAE
Tokarev
Mississippi
Argu Sen. Dodd
Pittsburgh
Dodd
Sen. Dodd
Baytown Sun Advertisers and Staff Directory
The Baytown Sun details its advertising department and staff roles including editor publisher and managers. It notes Baytown post office filing and publication details with pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail. The piece lists personnel such as Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Corrie Laughlin and Paul Putman and mentions Associated Press rights and republication rules.
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Generas
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Rouis Mae Jackson
Repert K. Gilmore
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Vetyoce Peeees
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Natonal
Baytown
Texas
Aner
Tac
Associated Prem
Associated Press
Spot of Fame and a 17 year mansion tale in England
A fragmentary feature explores a 17 year construction of a grand English mansion on an Oxfordshire estate. It notes royal and parliamentary funds, design by Sir John Vanbrugh, and a planned display of wealth and renown with a grand entrance through a formal garden path.
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Ingland
Marithe
Frenen
Bien
Queen Anns
Paines
Richmond Falls to Union on 1865 Capture Day
Central Press reporter Ruth Ramsey notes historic events with scattered fragments, referencing the 1865 Union victory at Richmond and the 1917 Senate war authorization. The piece intersperses quotes and stray phrases about architecture, Taurus, and unrelated names, offering a fragmented snapshot of mid century topics.
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Richmond
Senate
Germany
Lyndon Johnsons Power in Capitol Hill Persuasion
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes Lyndon B Johnson as the master political engineer who keeps Capitol Hill machinery humming. Johnson uses phones, lobbyists, and strategic sessions to push the civil rights voting rights bill, with aides and Congress members reacting to his pressure and carrot approach.
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Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Europe
Washington
Capitol Hill
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hil
Senain
Congress
Congressions
Capitol
Ana Kelly
D-N. Y
Tip O'Neill
D-Mass
O'Neill
Poston Navy Yard
Appalachian
White House
Ladie Bird
Vue Bay
Unclear description of strange runners in Hatns County tale
Sporadically Speaking describes observed creatures and a curious runner in Hatns County and nearby areas. The narrative merges local lore with vivid, if garbled, imagery of a fast mobile animal and its impact on daily life and curiosity among residents.
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Uy AL Melinger
MAS
Sonera Ap Bangs
Soneahans
Sierra Blanes
Cass Sonte
Leokitat
Kane
Dhese Geas
Mivinese
Poydouis
Know Your Bridge Card by B Jay Decker
North dealer North South vulnerable with a partial score of 40. The bidding sequence is garbled but suggests a bridge analysis of the play after a lead against diamonds and spades. The narrative notes two diamond tricks and losses by the declarer, with the defense limiting the contract to five down.
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B. Jay Decker
North Dealer
North-South
Bethy
Booth
Sy Len
Pietharer
Dhuanhog
Theo
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across Clues
Puzzle section presents jumbled across clues with word lengths and hints. Entries include terms like Lion's, Slope, Cant, Buddhist monk, railroad car, and spring month, among others, with several gaps and misprints indicating a partially readable puzzle page.
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Lornata
Hessis
Mweorasleres Abtr
Lion's
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