Poll Tax Bill Appears Dead in Texas Legislature
Editorial argues Texas lawmakers likely will not allow a vote on repealing the poll tax this session. House failures and a last minute reconsideration attempt leave the measure effectively dead, though sponsors may revive it by technical means. The piece urges public input and notes other major bills under consideration.
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Texas
Austin
House
Senate
Travis Peeler
Corpus Christi
John Connally
Armaments Scrapping Feared by H L Hunt
H L Hunt argues against disarmament, warning it leads to war. He cites Public Law 87 297 of 1961 authorizing disarmament with Senate consent and contrasts it with arms control by treaty, labeling it a boon to ban the bomb proponents and noting past opposition by Khrushchev.
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House
Kennedy
Khrushchev
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Japan
Ponce
Watchdog device may curb driver speed by emotion
Houston AP reports Baylor University researchers explore an electronic watch dog. Telemetering sensors attached to drivers monitor heart and throat activity to gauge agitation. Scientists hope the device reduces aggressive driving by delaying adrenalin driven actions on busy freeways.
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Houston
Tex
Baylor Universitary Bioroad
Vincent P. Collings
Collins
Ned
Fips Todas i
Baytown Sun masthead and publishing details
The Baytown Sun published afternoons five days a week and Sundays in Baytown Texas. It lists editorial and management roles including editor publisher general manager managing editor and office manager. The paper notes address, subscription rates and nationwide representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc. and Associated Press credits rights and republication terms.
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Robert, K. Gilmore
Bui Hastyian
Bayinwn
Texas
Amy Row
Mototherwies
Scott calls Saxon removal urged by senator
Washington report tracks crossfire over Comptroller of the Currency James J Saxon with Sen. Hugh Scott accusing Saxon of incompetence and bias toward Democrats. The piece ties Saxon to bank charters, Democratic politicians, and several named figures including Albert Rains David King Stephen Mc Nichols John Sparkman and Bobby Baker amid broader scrutiny of banking appointments and political influence. It also covers Iowa Democrats’ move to modify the right to work law and a House debate over a USIA film about John F Kennedy, noting opposition from liberal outlets and procedural delays.
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Washington
Hugh Scott
James J Saxon
Pennsylvania
Saxon
Albert Rains
House Banking and Currency Committee
City National Bank of
Gadsden
Ala
Rains
David King
Utah
Colorado
Stephen McNichols
Hubert Humphrey
Jin
S. R. Chartered
Wyoming
Democratic Party
Rep. T Borcalio
5 Phelan
Intonal
District of Columbia
John Sparkman
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Abe Multer
New York
Rep
Multer
D.C
Bobby Baker
Fred Black
Ed. Levinson
Benny Sigelheum_ Baker
Daily Grab Bag Quiz and World News Snippets
A mixed page features trivia questions on geography history and literature. It also lists names and topics from science politics and culture, including Wilbur Wright, Lenin’s Petrograd return, and a biblical reference to Pilate. The fragmentary text blends puzzles with brief international notes.
By Ruth Ramsey Central Press Writer
Ruth Ramsey reports on looming domestic and financial issues likely to affect your future. The piece notes concerns over medical costs, education, and job security as readers face looming policy debates and economic pressures.
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Ruth
Ramsey Central Press
Washington column on Soviet drift toward capitalism
Washington Merry-Go-Round by Drew Pearson reports a shift in the Soviet Union toward market signals and profit motive. He citesKhru shchev remarks and Moscow debates on central planning and factory competition, noting increased production for consumer demand, rising profits, and growing press criticism.
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Drew Pearson
Moscow
Fotty
Russia
Washington
Metrand
Madison Avenue
Communism
Soviet Union
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Khruosnchev
Stolin
Mosco
Peking
Fuser Tiberm
Kharkoy Ur
Central
Tzend
Soviet
Kazakhstan
New York
Fifth Avenue
Kremlin
Liberman
Cemand
Americans Chase Europe Fetes Over Domestic Travel Lure
The piece argues Americans plan more travel in the US amid urging to curb spending while European travel dazzles with fiestas, arts, and crafts. It contrasts American roads and accommodations with Europe’s constant celebrations, calling attention to spirited, chaotic scenes and a longing for authentic experiences.
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Europe
Despiin Firm Plans Offshore Gas Line
Despiin, a firm based offshore, announces plans for a gas line project. The initiative involves the development of an undersea pipeline connecting offshore facilities to onshore storage, with projected timelines and potential regulatory steps outlined.
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Despiin Firm
Know Your Bridge Ay B Jay Degker
A fragmented bridge column discusses bidding and play decisions. It references West hand evaluation, opening heat, and counting chances with hearts and spades. The piece notes a strategy of tracking the number of high cards and suit lengths to decide first steps.
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Jay Degker
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Races
Puzzle clues listed with partial answers and numbers. Reads like a compact newspaper card item noting a King Feature daily crossword with entries such as steps over and fence takes dinner concealed infrequent Hawaiian bird foot digit grown up Master Canadian province disposed avs MBs and other scattered letters. The fragmentary read includes race related bits and grid hints.
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Fulton Lewis
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Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Califonia
Ansions
Wayne J. Bromley
Iowa
Iowa State Senate
Harald Kisnes
House Rules Committee
United States Information Agency
Lafe
John F. Kenne
Tennessee
Federal Reserve System
Carrara
Italy
Becky Sharp
Borm
Wilbur Wright
Port Fee
Jacques Rowsxsenu
Charles Chap Manners
Cross
Uthor Austtale
France
Saha Franklin
Mdgs
Henry Mancini
Peter Ostiner
Nikolai Lenin
Petrograd
Switzerland
Pilate
Calvary
Jesus
Jerusalem
Boosevelt
ATSC
Bolshoi Ballet
Onlessi
Pravda
Sen Sefer
Asa
Unis
Henry McLemoine
Cme
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