Editorial says New Orleans cleanup mirrors Galveston effort
The editorial notes Galveston’s cleanup success and reports New Orleans officials led by acting District Attorney Frank Klein will push a 24 hour light up or close up order for the French Quarter and Canal Street strip joints under the alcoholic beverage control law. The aim is to crack down on narcotics, prostitution and crime while protecting legitimate businesses. The plan targets premises licensed for liquor and states penalties include fines from 100 to 500 dollars and potential jail time from 60 days to six months. Officials emphasize the effort targets crime, not legitimate restaurants or clubs. Public observers wonder if the crackdown will endure beyond a show of force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Galveston
Bourbon Street
Police
French Quarter
Canal Street
Frank Klein
Jim Garrison
Klein
Joseph I. Giargusse
Quarter
Texas Senators and Houston Area Congressmen List
Readers information lists Texas senior senator Ralph Yarborough and junior senator John Tower with district congressmen across the Houston area. It notes addresses at the House Office Building Washington and that all representatives are Democrats except Tower, who is a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Yarborough
Austin
Texas
John G. Tower
Wichita Falls
Senate
Washington, D
Houston
Hardin Jaspier
Jefferson, Liberty
Newton
Orange
Sabine
San Augustine
Tyler
Jack Brooks
Beaumont
Camp
Gregg
Panola
Rusk
Shelby
Smith, Upshur
van Zandt
Wood Counties
Lindley Beckworth
Gladewater
Brazos
Ellis
Freestone
Hill, Hood
Johnson, Leon
Limestone
Navarro
Robertson
Somervell
Olint
Teague
College Station
Anderson
Angelina
Cherokee
Grimes
Henderson
Madison
Montgomery
Nacogdoches
Polk
San Jacinto
Trinity
Walker
John Dendy
Athens
Harris County
Harris
Waller Counties
Post Oak Road
Buffalo Bayou
Albert Thomas
Brazoria
Calhoun
Chambers
Colorado
Fayette
Ford Bend
Galveston
Goliad
Jackson
Lavaca
Mata
Ascosa
Bee
Brooks
Comal
de Witt
Duval
Gonzales
Guadalupe
Jim Wells
Karnes
Kenedy
Kleberg
Live Oak
McMullen
Nueces
Refugio
San Paricio
Wilson Counties
John Young
Corpus Christi
Cameron Dimmit
Frio
Hidalgo
Jim Hogg
la Salle
Maverick
Medina
Starr, Webb
Starr, Webb, Willacy, Zapata, Zavala Counties, Joe M. Kilcore of Mec- Allen
Robert
Bob) Casey
Washington, D. C
Sen. Tower
Tower
Administrator Defends Move Near Johnson Ranch
FAA Administrator Naajeeb Halaby defended placing about 30000 dollars of air investigation equipment near the Johnson City Texas ranch of Vice President Lyndon Johnson. He said the gear is the minimum needed to aid national and world figures visiting the Johnson ranch. Senator Gordon Allott questioned using federal facilities for the Johnson City airport amid concerns for a town of 600 people. Halaby noted the installation followed the vice president’s personal plane, financed by his family, after it presided while approaching the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Naajeeb Halaby
Federal Aviation Administrator
Texas Ranch
Lyndon Johnson
Halaby
Johnson Ranch
Gordon Allott
R-Colp
Johnson City
Tex
FAA
Baytown newspaper listing editor staff and rates
The fragment lists Che Baytoum as editor and publisher with several editorial and management roles and notes mail subscription rates of 1.45 per month or 17.40 per year. It includes a post office filing reference under the 1879 act and a Baytown mailing address. The text mentions national representatives and an office box in Baytown Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aapstiew
Eeeaner
Bigtown
Texas
Congress
Baytown
Gold and the world currency future analysis
Babson Park considers gold as a permanent, precious store of value linking ancient myths to modern finance. The column argues devaluation risks, U.S. deficits, and foreign demand, urging increased gold supply and cautious policy to stabilize the dollar and aid trade without triggering upheaval.
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Babson Park
Mass
Mnes
Mecca
Telstar
Kennedy
Canada
Africa
Russia
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A humorous snippet recalls a Dartmouth parent grumbling about his son’s handwriting and a professor’s geography lesson. A student named Andrew quips he lives in Brooklyn, 28, after a lesson on climate zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Cerf
Andrew
Brooklyn
Smithsonian founded in 1844 by Congress
On this date in 1844 Congress created the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC, a landmark project for American science and culture. The article blends trivia and quotes while musing on history and future knowledge.
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Congress
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D.C
Noted Early American Figure And Birthday List
A Central Press column recalls a New Hampshire militia supporter from Newport who helped in Burgoyne’s campaign, a signer of the Declaration who died young, and a judge. The page also wishes happy birthdays to Herbert Hoover, Norma Shearer, Rocky Colavito, and Bob Porterfield, plus trivia prompts and a stray byline.
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Newport
Maine
Canada
Thoman
Long Island
Trenton
Brandywine
Germantown
Congress
Tériay
New Hampshire
Kittery
Portsmouth
Burgoyne
Herbert Hoover
Norma Shearer
Rocky Colavito
Bob Porterfield
AT&T pressure on small town editor sparks clash in Minnesota
Washington reports reveal American Telephone and Telegraph pressure on Andy Gibas, editor of Circulating Pines in Circle Pines Minnesota, to drop an anti AT&T ad and challenge his claims of overcharges. The piece also covers Khrushchev era liberalization myths, Naritza the Soviet author jailed for dissent, and miscellaneous Cold War notes.
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Washington
Goliath
American Telephone and Telegraph
Outer Space
Circle Pines
Minnesota
At&t
Andy Gibas
Pines
Andy
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bell System
Northwestern Bell
Bell
Tall
Joe Cervenka
Cervenka
Omaha
New York City
Andy Gilas
David and
Grace
Emanuel Celler
New York Democrat
Celler
Minnesota Newspaper Association
Ernest Madsen
Madsen
Cabinet lineup and Texas political notes in July report
The document lists U S cabinet posts with names such as Dean Thusk Dillon Kennedy Udall Freeman and Celebrette plus leaders Mansfield Dirksen McCormack Albert Halleck Tower Yarborough Yoxan and Casey. It also notes Texas representation Albert Thomas Yoxan and Bob Casey and reports July Mexico road accidents totaling 790 with 88 deaths 739 injuries and 480000 damage blamed on speeding and inexperience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Thusk
Treasury
Ddouglas Dillon
Robert F. Kennedy
J. Edward Day
Interior
Mevnard J. Udall
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Commerce
Luther A. Hodges
Arthur A. Goldberg
Anthony J. Celebrette
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Everett Dirksen
House
John W. McCormack
Carl Albert
Charles
Mexico City
Know Your Bridge Bid Decisions For Four Hands
South to play vulnerable after North East South West opening. Hand 1AQUTL 52 9783 HKIZ respond with three diamonds inviting game depending on partner. Hand 2 OKIE KI OOZ MARZ suggests three notrump or two notrump depending on partner. Hand 3 Q042 863 OT BAKST, pass or three clubs as strategic. Hand 4 Q AKSTS G72 KE HAMS shows three clubs as best, but consult partner to decide three notrump, four spades, or five diamonds.
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HKIZ
Okie
Bakst
North
Pertner
King Fost
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Che Baytoum Sun
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Eesene
Advertising Department
Weaer
Bumper Representatives, Inc
Franklin Roosevelt
U. S
France
Dartmouth
Gilgamesh
Vitr
Beem
John Caspar Lavater
Nan Jones
Central Press
Avignon
Papal City
Babylonia
Six
Sherwood
Regina
The
Satay
Tim Furnes
Mopey
Washington Report
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Balkans
Fulton Lewis JR
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Michael Naritza
Naritza
Leningrad
Institute of Arts
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Grani
Latin America
Red
Rome
Ilya Ehrenburg
Indiana
Richard Roudebush
Luther Hodges
State Department
Charles Bohlen
Edward Drozniak
Poland
Fidel Castro
United Nations Committee On Human Rights
Castro
U.S.S.R. Rumania
Czechoslovakia
O Globo
Martin Castellanos
Reinal Gonzalez
Watt
United Nations
Mexico
Testerdey
Thessaly
Basten
U.S
B. Jay Becker
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