Editorial Doubtful Benefits Of The March On Washington
The piece argues civil rights marches have little tangible gain and disrupt order. It notes prior protests by the Ku Klux Klan and the 1932 Bonus March failed to deliver lasting benefits. It defends peaceful demonstrations as part of the American system but warns against abuse of the privilege.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Klux Klan
Herbert Hoover
House
Hoover
Senate
Hazleton mine rescue crowns men over nature’s siege
A 14 day Hazleton mining disaster ends with a dramatic rescue as drill crews bore 300 feet into rock to free trapped miners Henry Throne and David Fellin. Rescuers ignored costs and dangers, driven by duty, while the world watched the tense operation with relief and admiration.
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Hazleton
Henry Throne
David Fellin
Bulgarian Premier Zhivkov’s Black Sea retirement estates revealed
Report from Varna notes Todor Zhivkov lives near a former royal palace on the Black Sea, sharing beaches with servants and party leaders. Pearson compares Bulgaria’s leader with Khrushchev and Tito, detailing his rise from Chervenkov’s era to Khrushchev-aligned de Stalinization and the party’s internal divisions over Yugoslavia detente.
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Varna
Bulgaria
Todor Zhivkov
Communist Party of
Black Sea
Tito
Adriatic
Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Zhivkov
Joseph P. Kennedy
Potomac
Washington
Ter
Nikitai Khrushchev
Communist Party
Stalin
Volko Chervenkov
Red China
Russia
Foreign Office
Skelly Accepts Own Stock For Purchase
Tulsa AP report states Skelly Oil Co accepted 305565 shares of its stock under a company offer inviting purchases at up to 10 per share for a total of about 21 million dollars. President Don Biller said certificates were bought at prices up to 69.37 per share. The move aims to secure stock for possible acquisitions.
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TULSA
Skelly Oi Co
Don Biller
Miller
Skelly
Know Your Bridge Booth desler
North South vulnerable. South faces a four heart contract where misplay in trick one leads to down one. South should have won in dummy with the king, then led hearts, forcing the club return and limiting losses. East's discard or follow would have preserved the contract if guided by the opening lead and dummy play.
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South
Hearts
West
Declarer
Reg Fr
Eastle Clarer
East
Jon
Bible Verse Reference From First Corinthians 15
The text presents a popular biblical verse stating that Christ died for humanity's sins in accordance with the scriptures. It emphasizes the foundational Christian belief in Jesus' atoning death as received and proclaimed.
What to do with old stock certificates worth keeping
Reader questions on worthless stock certificates. Do not discard. check sources with a banker, as some certificates once deemed worthless may later surge in value due to dissolutions, consolidations, or finds like uranium. Also notes bonds may recover after default, citing Sheraton bonds as an example of recovery via investor faith.
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Barson Park
Mass
Wall Street
Sheraton Hotel Chain
Ernest Henderson
What was Andrew Marvell famous for and more local curios
The page poses trivia: Marvell’s fame unspecified, asks about polymers science, the Insubres and their home, Polydorus’ profession, and New York’s Rialto. It includes quotes, a geography riddle about a strait 13 miles long, and birthday shoutouts. It also notes Harangue, Carrie Nation event, and a theater district clue.
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Andrew Marvell
Polydorus
New York
Darius
Christ
Fulton Lewis on Sam Rayburn and House-to-Senate moves
Washington columnist Fulton Lewis Jr. recalls Sam Rayburn's stance that the House is coequal with the Senate and highlights numerous lawmakers who attempted to leap from the House to higher office. He notes Mechem Taft Hartke Lankford Sickles Beall Brock plus others who considered Senate races and reflects on past failed jumps like Dirksen Seely Brown and McGovern.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Sam Rayburn
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Sam
Hale Boggs
Carl Albert
Howard Smith
Charles Halleck
Carl Vinson
Jerry Ford
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
John McClellan
Everett Dirksen
Mr. Sam
New Mexico
Joe Montoya
Ed Mechem
Ohio
Bob Taft Jr
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Don Bruce
Ross Adair
Bill Bray
Richard Roudebush
Maryland
Richard Lankford
Carlton Sick
Beall
Mac” Mathias
Tennessee
Bill Brock
Estes Kefauver
Albert Gore
New York
Sam Stratton
Ken Keating
Pennsylvania
William Moorehead
Hugh Scott
Hawaii
Hiram Fong
Bill Avery
Kansas
Charles Jones
North Carolina
Arch Moore
West Virginia
Elmer Hoffman
Ilinois
New Hampshire
Jost
Hlllnois
Sidney Yates
Cook County
Jim van Zandt
Joe Clark
Connecticut
Horace Seely-Brown
Aba Ribicoff
Utah
David King
Wallace Bennett
Peter Dominick
Colorado
South Dakota
George McGovern
Editors Speak: Job training program a wasteful boondoggle
An editorial cites Dickson Preston's report in The Press-Scimitar on federal job training showing failures in Virginia City and across cities. It argues mechanization and relief create a hard core of unemployed, urges revitalization, possible public works, and renewed attention to rising unemployment.
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Dickson Preston
Press-Scimittar
Virginia
Preston
Baytown Sun masthead and publication details
The Baytown Sun lists staff and publishers with stated post office background and publication schedule. It notes second class matter entry at Baytown, Texas, Post Office under a 1878 act and identifies the Baytown Sun, Inc and locations in Baytown, Texas.
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Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Et Pearce and
Ashbel
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Jay Beckers
Booth Desler
North
Aks
Roger Barson
Lord Chesterfield
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Carrie Nation
John I. Sullivan
Nan Jones
Mous
Danube
Mickey McDermott
Billy Cox
Baseball
Alps
Apennines
Italy
Broadway
Fulton Lewis
Police
Seaport
Taxcity
Paris
LL Bodies
New Zealand
Breathe
Gia
ZY Shepin
City
Eng
the Baytoun Sun
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Wees
John Watley
Paul Putman
Corrin Laughlin
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Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Wember
Associated Press
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