Houston University Gains Backing From Governor And City
Editorial notes 48 current and former University of Houston board members honored at a dinner with Governor Connally presenting medallions. He praises UH’s past successes and predicts a place among Southwest great schools. Fundraising efforts and strong local support are highlighted, along with growth indicators: 13,343 students, 385 faculty, endowment rising to 4 million, and 10 colleges.
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University of Houston
Young University
Houston
Board of Governors
University
State College and University System
John Connally
University of Texas
Southwest
W. Stewart Boyle
Claude Barrett
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Houston Business
Philip Hoffman
Universy of Houston
Touild
Plush schools protest over crowded buses and lunches
A letter from Mrs. R. H. Fox argues that schools have plush standards while buses are overcrowded and lunches are overpriced. She urges federal aid for school lunches, more bus capacity, and lower priced plate lunches to reduce carpooling and long car queues at schools.
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the Sun
R. H. Fox
Cahaniss
Actress Jane Powell seeks divorce from Patrick Nemey
Santa Monica California AP reports actress Jane Powell filed for divorce from Patrick Y W Nemey citing extreme cruelty They separated last Saturday after a 1954 marriage Lindsay Averill their seven year old daughter is sought for custody The complaint lists no community property
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jane Powell
Husbard Patrick Y W. Nemney
Miss Powell
Lindsay Averill
Nemey
Beverly Hills
New Zealand shearer sets record for wool removal
Godfrey Bowen, a New Zealander, holds a world record by slipping 463 sheep in nine hours, with expert shearers removing all wool in under a minute per animal on average.
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Godfrey Bowen
Texan seeks Japanese POW doctor from Shanghai camp
Joe Latham of Brownwood seeks the Japanese medical officer he met 20 years ago in a Wosung Shanghai POW camp. A Marine corporal captured on Wake Island, he spent two years in the camp and recalls the officer known as Shindo as kind and helpful. He hopes to say hello and thank you.
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Tokyo
China
Joe Latham
Brownwood
Latham
Wake Island
Wosung
Shanghai
Shindo
Japan Baptist New Life Movement
Baytown Sun Newspaper Masthead and Copyright Notice
The Baytown Sun announces its publication details with staff names and office locations and lists subscription rates and rights. The notice specifies Baytown Texas as the site of publication and notes the newspaper is associated with Teass Newspaper Representatives and the Associated Press.
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Baytown, Toms
Teass Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Prese ¢ Associates Prect
Stand for minority staff in Congress, Goldwater argues
Barry Goldwater urges stronger minority staffs in the House and Senate to balance policy making against Democratic control and the Administration. He warns insufficient staffing leaves the minority dependent on majority proposals and emphasizes the need for well researched, logically developed opposition. Deuteronomy 5:33 closes the piece.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Congress
Democratic Committee
House
Senate
Democratic Party
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
Bennet Cerf and SRMAN LEVIN appear in a vignette about a sharp-eyed race track observer returning from Aqueduct. He boasts of sweeping wins across the day’s races and hints at continued success, framed by a playful, self-satisfied tone. A separate fragment references a schoolgirl’s letter asking for a three hundred word justification from a chosen author.
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Srman Levin
Hesh
Shubert Alley
Aqueduct
Provincetown
Today’s Grab Bag and Moments in Time Digest
A jumble of trivia prompts asks what D.CL stands for, the art term chiaroscuro, and a dysphagia joke. It notes Lübeck Danzig and Visby’s medieval link, gives chinook salmon alias, then parades quotes and a Greece invasion anniversary with a Benito Wordsworth note. It ends with a query about a 16th century viceroy of New Spain.
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Lubeck
Danzig
Wisby
New Spain’s viceroy noted for swift justice and reforms
Born in Havana in 1740 the new viceroy of New Spain earned fame for swift crime handling, benevolence to natives, and energetic reforms. He favored development over a large army, leading to his dismissal. The fragmented text mentions figures like Lowe Thomas and Donald Douglas amid a clutter of names and phrases.
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New Spain
Big Man
Mexico
Spain
Granada
Charles V
Flanders
Mexico City
Coronado
New Mexico
Havana
Gibraltar
Cohain
Canadians Eye Election After Kennedy Bomarc Glitch
Washington columnist Fulton Lewis argues Kennedy’s handling of a Canadian nuclear issue helped Prime Minister Diefenbaker gain political traction. The piece details the January 30 State Department note, Bundy Rusk tensions, and McNamara’s Bomarc testimony, plus Canadian election dynamics and possible minority government outcomes. It also profiles Senator George Smathers’ long warning on Castro and America’s Latin policy.
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Drew Pearson
Toronto
United States
Diefenbaker
State Department
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Kennedy
McGeorge Bundy
White House
Department
Dean Rusk
McGeorge _ Bundy
JFK
House
Armed Services Committee
Defense McNamara
Washington
U.S
NATO
McNamara
George Mahon
D.texas
Subcommittee
Pentagon
Lester Pearson
Liberal Party
New Democrats
Liberals
Fulton Lewis
George Armistead Smathers
United States Senate
Smathers
House of Representatives
Claude Pepper
Soviet Union
Latin America
Castro
Caesar
Astro
Odd mixed bidding hand yields tight duplicate finish
In a national pair championship an odd hand led to a rare play sequence. East won the queen with the king, drew trumps, and after a strategic ruffing sequence, West held the decisive last two tricks to defeat the contract by a single trick.
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Moonda
East
King Fear
B. Jay Becker
Weat
West
South
Declarer
Yes Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle seterdas s Answer 35
An unnamed puzzle item presents a rough clue set for a daily crossword. It references the contributor seterdas and a specific entry number 35 labeled Young xelmon, suggesting a thematic or editorial puzzle note without providing full grid or clues.
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Seterdas
Young Xelmon
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