Kennedy Keeps Close Ties With Congress Through Coffee Hours
Editorial notes President Kennedy enjoys strong relations with Capitol Hill, a product of Senate and House service. He contacts lawmakers personally, mails messages when needed, and uses humor to ease tensions. He plans frequent small gatherings with representatives to mingle informally and maintain support.
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Brighter Economy Promises New Trade Stimulus in Area
George L. Malherbe of the U S Department of Commerce Houston Field Office reports three key initiatives from the Washington conference. Export expansion, travel promotion to the United States, and area redevelopment aim to boost local business with new financing guarantees through the Export-Import Bank and private lenders to level the field with foreign competitors.
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Hodges Pushes Ethics Code For Businessmen
Secretary Hodges proposes a voluntary code of ethics for business leaders to operate in the public interest. He says a draft is being prepared by a diverse group of businessmen, executives, and educators and will be unveiled when ready, aiming to restore confidence after recent anti trust concerns while avoiding broad indictments of all commerce.
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Havana Soap Shortage Sparks Humorous Cartoon
The communist party newspaper Hoy in Havana laments a severe soap shortage with a satirical piece titled I'd have soap sometime. The shortage is described as one of the worst in the Savear, but no real impact is noted beyond the tone of the cartoon.
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Baytown Sun Information and staff listing
The Baytown Sun masthead lists editors and staff including Beulah Mae Ischeon J. T. Bowting and John Wadley with Fred Ashman Jim Boome Preston Pendergrass and Gorrie Laughlin serving in editorial and advertising roles. It notes publication as afternoon daily with postal details and carrier rates.
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Readers respond on Kennedy era politics and figures
Letters from readers discuss the Kennedy administration and political figures. Topics include McNamara and Roosevelt Jr. rumors, Rockefeller influence denial, the John Birch Society, U.S. draft history, and views on federal aid to education and teachers. Readers from various cities weigh in on these national issues.
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Jesus Sets Condition for True Discipleship
A Bible verse recalls Jesus telling those who believed in him that true discipleship requires remaining in his word, promising they will be truly his if they continue in his teachings, as recorded in John 8:31.
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Try and Stop Me Mortified Lady in Village Court
A motorist faced a village justice after a mounted officer mocked her driving. The judge ordered a light eye test and she correctly read the chart and a phrase about buying tickets for the Policemen's Pageant and Field Day. The exchange ended with a quip on how many tickets were needed.
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Fragmented quiz page tests readers on ancient Rome and geography
The item presents trivia questions about Roman emperors and cities, asks if Altsnia belongs to the UN, and notes dates and people including Sonja Henie and Mary Pickford. It includes a humorous line about language, a Dorsetshire poet, a political figure, and a Works Progress Administration note.
How Do You Stand Sir A Call For Personal Discipline
A reflective passage argues that modern society overindulgence and lax discipline erode character. It laments reliance on mobility and entertainment while urging a renewed commitment to the discipline of life, acknowledging death as inevitable and life as a serious enterprise. The piece ends by asking how one stands on these questions.
Tax plans may boost business but relief for individuals fades
New York reports that while tax incentives for business appear possible, relief for individuals remains unlikely. Advisers anticipate an April update on whether a economic downturn is halted. Proposals focus on depreciation, exemptions, and potential capital gains tweaks, with no clear move to raise personal tax rates.
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Straight Talk on Hats and Color by Irene Cerbally Kuhn
Dear Mr Pobnick advises men on hat style and color to appeal to women. The piece contrasts aggressive and timid men, explains brim angles for snap brims and homburgs, and notes women prefer modern compact hats while nagging about aging looks. It ends with class distinctions and a jab at fathers.
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Know Your Bridge South: a strategic hand analysis
A bridge lesson discusses a South dealer hand with both sides not vulnerable. West starts with a spade lead, and the article weighs lines of play including a diamond finesse, diamond and club sequences, and the effect of assuming West holds the queen of diamonds. It concludes the best line is to lead the ace of diamonds then the king, with careful timing of finesses.
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