Estes Kefauver Portrait Remains In Lincoln Mode
Report traces Estes Kefauver’s political courage from 1950s battles to 1956 presidential bid. Flashbacks recount his stand against McCarthyism, anti communism measures, and Civil Rights support, highlighting his self funding, integrity, and ties to Tennessee voters who remember him as a steadfast, home spun figure.
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Washington
Kennedy
Sen
Estes Kevauver
D-Tenn
Lincoln
United States
Senate
Kefauver
Deen
United Nations
Israel
Kevanver
Joe McCarthy
Tennessee
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Estes
Afl-Tfey
Frank Costello
Democratic National Committee
Kefauvers
Tennessee Hills
University of Tennessee
Thomas Walker
Estes Kefauger
All- Students
Southern Federation of College Students
Yale
America
Connally Forecasts Growth for Texas Insurance Industry
Governor Connally predicted a bright future for Texas insurers as population growth strains services. He noted Texas had 33.6 billion dollars in life insurance in force in 1962, up 3.3 billion from 1961, and said the industry, second only to other sectors in size, should continue thriving as the state grows about 25 percent per decade.
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Austin
John Connally
Texas
Connally
Test Ban Treaty Risk Seen by Senator Dirksen
Senator Dirksen warns the partial test ban draft could force East Germany into recognition and Cuba into a party status, enabling underground testing in Cuba while prohibiting surface tests. He argues the pact offers little assurance and may entrench Soviet perfidy, urging removal of Soviet troops from Cuba as a more effective move.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
East Germany
Cuba
U.S. Senate
Everett Dirkson
Illinois
United States
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
Dirksen
German Democratic Republic
United Kingdon
Moscow
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Snippet Mix
Puzzle clues and fragments showing entry numbers and partial words. Appears to be a crossword with mixed letters, partial phrases, and garbled lines including down and across hints and stray names. No clear story, just puzzle fragments and misprints.
Folk of Fame Guess the Name
The page poses a quickgrab quiz with five questions. It asks what a Penelope is and whether a prince’s feather should be shot plucked or put to pasture. It queries Rostovtzeff’s profession and the self funding year for Lawrence Senway, then asks Stalin’s father’s vocation.
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Penelope
Michael Rostovtzeft
Lawrence Senway
Stalin
Notable early naturalist and railroad chief engineer profile
A fragmentary Central Press writ by Nan Jones outlines a Philadelphia born naturalist who studied insectivores and co founded the Academy of Natural Sciences, later joining Robert Owen’s New Harmony. It also hints at an engineer who surveyed western rivers and supervised early rail road curves, plus other dated notes and birthday wishes.
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Philadelphia
Georgia
Florida
Academy of Natural Sciences
New Harmony
Robert Owen
On- Taeinton
Dartmouth
U.S. Engineer Corps
West Point
Mississippi
Upper
Baltimore and Ohio
Rockies
Ular
H Inaugural War End Mentioned by Truman 1945
On this date in 1945 President Harry Truman announced that World War II was over as Japan accepted unconditional surrender. This brief item notes the surrender ending the war and marks the moment with a direct quote about accountability and Protestant thought.
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Harry Truman
Japan
Mail order guns linked to juvenile crimes urged curb
Fulton Lewis reports on a Los Angeles boy who shot his brother and a Virginia youth who killed a neighbor with a .38 pistol from a mail order house. Senate subcommittee led by Sen. Thomas Dodd exposes lax checks, noting DC buyers’ 25 percent criminal records and widespread juvenile crimes tied to mail order weapons. Dodd seeks a 1975 bill to restrict interstate gun shipments to under 18s, requiring age and record sworn affidavits and dealer notices. The bill has endorsements from gun groups and industry.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Los Angeles
Fairfax
Senate
Subcommittee
California
Sen
Thomas Dodd
District of Columbia
New York
Dodd
Sen. Dodd
Express
Connecticu
Lord Jesus
Corin
National Rifle Thians
Letters criticizing stadium bonds and local priorities
The Baytown Letters section includes Mrs. Ruby Callaway arguing bonds for the stadium were voted despite urgent needs like roads and the Ben Taub Hospital, urging focus on serious public problems. Rev Lena A Harvey resigns as pastor of Pentecostal Church of God thanking Baytown officials and The Baytown Sun for support and announcing a farewell service on August 18.
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the Sun
Bill Eliott
Ben Taub
Ruby Callaway
Abbott, Baytown
Pentecostal Church of God
N. Main
Baytown
South Uses Safety Plays To Secure Bridge Contract
In East West bridge, declarer South plans for uneven distributions. By entering dummy with a club, ruffing hearts, and later finessing diamonds, South guards against bad breaks. After 2-2 clubs and a cautious diamond play, the contract becomes certain, with only a spade and a diamond lost. neglecting safety plays could fail.
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West
King Feat
South
Eszt
East
Declarer
Rea Syndicate. Inc
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Drew Pearson
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Allen Shivers
Shivers
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Future Bright
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Washburn
Rosedale Peas
van Camp Pork & Beans
Rosedale Peaches
Pruett
N.B.C
Texson Tomato Juice
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Path Ladies
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Pig
Government
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Abbe
Fia
Yee
Folk OF Fame
Nan Jones
Ezra Taft Benson
Agriculture
Martial Singher
John Carroll
John Stuart Mill
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mas Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
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Baytoum Lint
Joan Wadley
Paul Putman
Corne Laughlin
Advertising Department
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
P.O
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Associated Press
Renane
Melon
Asan
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Fulton Lewis
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