Civil Rights Fight Tests Johnson and Senate
Editorial notes Senator Mansfield’s view that civil rights may not finish until fall due to Southern filibusters. It argues Johnson needs legislation to run on in 1964 and cautions that extended delays risk harming programs and political standing, while Southern strategy pressure could push concessions.
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Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Mansfield
Congress
White House
House
Revelation verse about Jesus Christ the faithful witness
The verse proclaims Jesus Christ as the faithful witness the first begotten of the dead and the prince of the kings of the earth. It notes he loved us and washed us from our sins in his blood, emphasizing salvation through his sacrifice.
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Jesus Christ
Did You Know About Ancient Cheeses and Civil War Allies
The oldest cheeses are described as Kishk snade made from dried curd of goat milk. It notes Robert E. Lee and U S Grant once fought on the same side in the Mexican War, reflecting surprising historical alignments.
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Robert E. Lee
U.S. Grant
Mexico
the Sun
Tony
Bianchi
Greenhall Highlands
Baytown Sun staff and publication details in Baytown Texas
The Baytown Sun Inc publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas with editors and managers including Fred Hallman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore and others. Subscriptions listed as SLAS per month and 17.40 per year.
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Fred Hallman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
McNamara fired 6,000 New York workers claim sparks Senate bid
Rep Samuel Stratton, a New York Democrat, charges Defense Secretary McNamara displaced 6,000 workers to spite the Kennedy Johnson Cuba policy, tying the move to Ken Keating’s criticisms. Stratton lingers as a frontrunner for the Democratic Senate nomination as Mayor Wagner's decision narrows field. Dodd rebuts Fulbright on Cuba policy, citing Citizens Committee for a Free Cuba study that portrays Castro as deeply unpopular among Cuban citizens and describes a mobile military court and executions.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Robert McNamara
New York
Rep
Samuel Stratton
Upstate
Stratton
Senate
Ken Keating
McNamara
Keating
Defense Department
White House
Straton
Malcolm Hilduff
Robert Wagner
Congress
Robert Quigley
Phelps, N.Y
Quigley
House
Dodd
Cuba
Citizens Committee For A Free Cuba
Cus
Cairo
Juan Ramon Gonzales
Manuel Tello Enters Mexico Senate Race
Manuel Tello, veteran diplomat and former ambassador to the United States, has been nominated by the Institutional Revolutionary Party to run for the Senate. The 65 year old from Zacatecas has a long foreign service career dating to 1924 and served as foreign relations minister to Tun. His successor as ambassador to the US will be Jose Gorasti za, a poet and career diplomat.
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Mexico City
Manuel Tello
Mexican Foreign Service
Brownsville
Senate
Jose Gorastiza
Tello
Mexico
United States
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Canada
South America
Far East
Europe
Zacatecas
Institutional Revolutionary Party
PRD
Today’s Grab Bag and Spot of Fame Mix
Answers: 1 Rome and Carthage. 2 George du Maurier. 3 Allah. 4 New Zealand. 5 Benjamin Franklin. Also notes poems, births and public figures, plus a Spot of Fame about a famous geyser in a national park and a lifestyle column by Ruth Ramsey.
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America
John Colter
Jim Bridger
Northwest ‘Territory
Rome
Carthage
George Dit Mauiier
New Zealand
Benjamin Fraechi
Ness Aoyaonaz
Waisp Teun Fra
Lobby Groups and John Birch Society Ties Revealed
A fragmentary correspondence reveals Mississippi Sovereignty Commission funds and John Birch Society links to anti civil rights lobbying. The scene centers on lobbyist Dr Savarese and John Synon with ads and money flows through press campaigns in rural and urban papers, plus a Washington meeting and donor caution.
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Congress
Bill
Don
Mississippi
Joby
Carroll Arms
Senate
John Birch “Society
Tississipp
Sovereignty Commission
Weil
John Synon
Wwho
Melchior F. R Sagarese
John Birch
Synon
Selvage and Lee
Portugal
Ka= tangay
South Carolina’ News
Coursen
Savatese
29Th St
Washington
Washington’: Post
Washington Star
Savarese
The
John Birch Society
Clue Quiz Pulls Names From History and Sport Roots
A scrambled clue set asks who killed Alexander Hamilton and connects to Spanish American territory, notes a Cleveland and Boston pitcher with a .700 win rate across five seasons, names a new US Information Agency director, and recalls De Soto's 1541 Mississippi crossing near what is now Memphis.
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Vant
Vic
Alexander’ Hamilton
Ito
New ‘Républic
Louis
Boston
United States Information Agency
Mississippi River
Memphis
Antarctica
Sporadically Speaking on Women and Cigars in the Press
A columnist ridicules sensational headlines about women smoking cigars on TV financed by cigar makers. He laments the image of a well groomed lady with a wet stogie and notes cigar use among women across history and cultures, contrasting with cigarette dominance.
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AL Melinger
Edward G. Robinson
Christopher Columbus
Caribbean
John Rolfe
Pocahontas
Virginia
England
New World
Bridge defense clues shift in key three notrump hand
In a North South vulnerable game from a Bridge column, the article explains how declarer play invites specific defenses. When South zigs or zags, the defense must counter with precise carding, such as shifting spades or hearts to force out dummy’s entry and defeat the contract. East’s reactions determine the outcome, with the defense aiming to take extra tricks.
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King
East
South
Hearts
King of Hearts
Declarer
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