Editorial Calm Before The Storm In U S Elections
The piece tracks a pattern of unease surrounding U S elections from 1948 to 1962. It links major world crises, from Berlin to Korea and Khrushchev’s confrontations, with domestic tensions like McCarthyism and the U2 incident. It argues calmer 1962 contrasts with earlier campaigns despite ongoing Cold War pressures.
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Congress
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
United States
Berlin
Korea
Joseph McCarthy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
McCarthy
Senate
Hisenhower
Stevenson
Egypt
Russia
Chiang Kai-shek
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Kennedy presidents how personal fame shapes party
Washington analysis compares Eisenhower and Kennedy to Roosevelt and Truman, noting calm leadership and personal popularity. It discusses how voter approval of leaders does not always translate into party success in Congress, cites a Schlesinger poll ranking Roosevelt among great presidents, and traces historical patterns through election outcomes.
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Washington
Eisenhower-Kennedy
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Truman
Congress
Senate
Roosev
Senhower
Arthur Schlesinger Sr
Harvard
Arthur Jr
New York Times
Lincoln
Wilson
Jefferson
Cass
Jackson
Eodore Roosevelt
Polk
John Adams
Cleve
Baytown Sun Staff and Contact Lines
Fragmentary OCR text lists Baytown Sun staff roles and advertising contacts including editors Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Pee and Carrie Ratered, with various manager names and a date fragment, indicating newspaper masthead details.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Mt Pearea and
Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Free Nercees
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Pee Tets
Seve
Saree
Paul Puteen
Corrie Laughlin
How Do You Stand Sir By Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues labor unions enjoy broad federal privileges and immunities that advantage unions over management and private groups. He lists anti trust immunity taxation exemptions injunction immunity union funds use compulsory membership bargaining power and preemption driven liability limits urging Congress to re examine and curtail union power.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Congress
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Coaf and Spiegelgass
In Hollywood, EDNARD SPIEGELGASS, famed for clever endings, recalls how Grace Kelly advised on film finales. He recounts a club gathering where a speaker cites a vile movie to justify censorship and a question from three audience members about where it’s playing.
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Bennett Coaf
Ednard Spiegelgass
Hollywood
Spiegelgass
Grace Kelly
Jadien Club
Today’s Grab Bag and Hints From History
A noisy mix of quiz prompts and short bio blurbs. questions touch on Middle Kingdom origins Erit pre federated status a Tren ton battle wounded president and Jefferson children. Silly word definitions and a library trivia cameo mingle with a memory fragment about Abraham Lincoln Douglas debates.
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Middle Kingdom
Eritpre
Trenton
Thomas Jefferson
Middle Atlantic States
Washington Report reveals grounded pilot and Kennedy clash
The piece cites FAA actions against Reece Boyd an airline pilot accused of chronic alcoholism and grounded after prior suspension at American Airlines. It notes his White House charter flights drinking episode and his hospital snake bite recovery. It also flags Arthur Schlesinger Jr. weighing against Teddy Kennedy in Massachusetts Senate race. Goldwater admits no stock ownership since 1929 amidst stock market talk.
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White House
Federal Aviation Agency
Reece Boyd
Washington National
Myrna
American Airlines
Boyd
Palm Beach
Fla
W. F. Bettwy
Bettwy
Syria
Teddy
Massachusett
Senate
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Kennedy
Schlesinger
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Verse warning about ungodly intruders and false teachings
A biblical verse warns that certain men have secretly slipped in, long beforehand ordained to this condemnation. They are ungodly, perverting God’s grace into lasciviousness and denying Jesus Christ, our only Lord and Judge.
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God
Jesus Christ
Texas Interstate System Will Cut Travel Across State
A UT business researcher predicts Texas motorists may reach across the state in about 9 hours north to south and 12 hours east to west as the Interstate network expands. Texas will gain 3,027 miles of interstate, with 1,090 miles open and 273 under construction, boosting labor and equipment production. The plan aims to link Galveston to El Paso and Laredo to Texarkana via routes including I-10 I-20 I-35 I-37 I-4 and I-45 among others, with completion targeted for 1971 and a total cost near 2.14 billion dollars.
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Texarkana
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
Texas Highway Department
Ingerson
U. S
Ingersoll
el Paso
Orange
San Antonio
Houston
Kent
Marshall
Fort Worth
Readers Ask City To Extend Controls After Annexations
Letters complain about annexation areas not receiving the same city services especially sewer and health measures. One writer notes Donovan Street pays city taxes yet lacks sewer facilities and asks why urban controls aren’t uniform across all city neighborhoods.
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the Sun
Brownwood-Lakewood-Wooster
Country Club Oaks - Craigmont Place
Donovan
Daily Crossword Puzzle Harriz in Great Britain
Crossword clue fragment mentions Harriz and Great Britain with references to affirmative votes and weakening terms. The readable bits hint at a puzzle item with geographic and political wordplay. No clear person names beyond Harriz and generic political terms. It resembles a cryptic style clue set.
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Great Britain
Central
America
Know Your Bridge by B. Jay Bok East Gealer
A bridge column examines a hand where South misplayed a club entry and spade finesse, letting two club tricks slip away. The analysis shows how the lead sequence and entry management, not the key cards, determined the down one.
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Bat
South
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