Johnson’s White House surge fuels election year push
Editorial notes President Johnson’s growing energy and visibility after moving into the White House. It lists his recent headlines grabbing acts from news conferences to foreign policy speeches and public appearances, comparing his media savvy to Kennedy and Roosevelt.
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Ed Begley Wins Oscar at 62 for Sweet Bird of Youth
New York profile of Ed Begley detailing his late-blooming Academy Award at 62 for the film version of Tennessee Williams play. Born in Kerry County Ireland, Begley grew up in Hartford and built a varied early career in carnivals and radio before Hollywood success with 71 films in four years, Broadway hits, and TV work. He praises gratitude and credits many people for early chances.
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Longest non-repititious surname named in history
A trivia note identifies the longest non-repititious surname as borne by the former Duke of Chandos Richard Plantagenet Anthony Temple Nugent Chan dos Brydges Grenville, a record noted in casual reference.
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Che Baytoun Sun Editor and Publisher Roles
General Manager Managing Editor Office Manager and Circulation Director listed for Che Baytoun Sun showing key leadership positions in the newsroom and publishing operation.
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Communists seek all American image to revive party
In a desperate bid the CPUSA tries a homey persona like Mom's blueberry pie to hard sell a new American identity. The Worker touts a shift away from revolutionary iconography as Moscow money and internal quarrels fray the party after Khrushchev's 1956 reversal. John Gates clashes with old guard over independence from Moscow, quitting to seek an Americanized line, though gains are unclear.
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Wichita Falls Bank Deposits Reach Peak
Wichita Falls banks posted deposits of 2825,809,615 on April 15, a new record topping last year’s 210,168,739. Gains were also reported in Wichita County outside the city, with observers noting the rise despite spring crop funds not yet flowing in.
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Romola author and other trivia mixed dates
Answers include George Eliot as the author of Romola and Rex Beach as the writer of The Barrier. The interstellar medium question points to ether. the Chicago Fire’s traditional cause is Mrs O’Leary’s cow kicking over a lantern. Plants use carbon dioxide, while animals exhale it, and the quiz notes a Spanish-American War declaration in 1898 and Cape Henry colonists in 1607.
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Reconstruction era excesses scar Northern sentiment
The piece analyzes how Negro and white extremist actions during Reconstruction damaged Northern goodwill toward Black progress. It cites 1869 rioting on the Ogeechee River, riots in Louisville, Colfax, and New Orleans, and warns that current anti Negro agitation in the North mirrors those events, affecting civil rights advances and boosting figures like George Wallace. It notes upheaval in Cleveland, Chicago, and New York as white and Black tensions rise.
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Questions From The News Questions
A reader quiz asks 25 current events questions across topics from space to politics. It teases a headed crossword like puzzle with clues on figures such as Grissom Cohn Khrushchev and Poitier and notes an answer page.
Bad contract grand slam in the Gold Cup match
In a Glasgow versus Edinburgh Gold Cup hand, Albert Benjamin shifted to seven diamonds under Roman Blackwood. He discarded hearts, ruffed clubs, and cashed hearts and spades to reach the grand slam, despite initial doubts about guarding the heart king.
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