Best Ticket for Everyone: Kennedy and Johnson for Texas and Nation
Editorial urges Texas voters to back the Kennedy Johnson Democratic ticket. It argues a Republican victory would diminish Texas influence in Congress, risk anti-Texas policies, and weaken southern interests, while Kennedy Johnson offer strong leadership and national unity for America and the free world.
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Texas
Congress
John Kennedy
Sen
Johnson
America
Free
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
South
Housing demand delayed by population growth still to come
The piece notes population growth has not yet spurred a new building surge. Builders expect a rise in 12 to 36 months, but money supply and financing remain weak. Demand hinges on easing lending costs, with some buyers ready while most households await higher home ownership and suburbs growth.
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Monsey
Instruction
Detar Corp
Ain
Res Stat
Hemes
Etmilders
Pearl Harbor
Safety Tips and Farm Accident Statistics Report
In Chicago safety data show farm residents faced high injury and fatality rates. A 1980s to 1989 decade analysis by the National Safety Council’s Arevolent Facts yearbook records millions injured and hundreds of thousands called into accidents, with ongoing concerns about farm safety and long term injury impacts.
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Chicago
TLTO
National
Life of
Riley
John Daly
Dobie Gillis
Code Boat
Morning Report
Ginny Pace
Houston
Mr. Caboose
Baytown Sun Classified Rates and Editor Roles
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including Editor and Publisher positions and notes advertising department management. It shows subscription rates by carrier at $1.45 per month and $17.40 per year for Texas, highlighting circulation and advertising structure.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Arhbel
Baytown
Texas
O Mahoney’s 1954 Comeback and Monopolies Past
Drew Pearson recalls Joseph O Mahoney’s long public service from Room 292 in the Senate building. The report covers his 1954 return at age 70 after a prior loss in 1952, his role with the Temporary National Economic Committee, the Holding Corporation Act, and his war against insurance monopolies and big business.
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Senate
Washington
Sen
John Kendrick
Wyoming
National Economic Committee
Holding Corporation Act
Government Printing Office
TNBC
Harry Truman
O'Mahoney
Truman
Ed Flynn
Howard McGrath
Joe
Eisenhower
Try and Stop Me A Crusty Banker’s Eye on Ivy League Hire
A crusty banker warns his assistant to watch the new graduate son, then admits at a directors meeting the boy earned his pay. Sally May Hipson, aged sixty, from Kentucky sees Atlantic Ocean for first time as granddaughter drags her to the beach. A big wave wets her. She exclaims that the water has sense ing in it.
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USA
Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Republic
Vicw
Aaron Barr
Bank
New York
United States
Alewincor Hamilton
Areasury
Res
Barr
Nwn
John Jay
New Fork
Hoe
Sally May Hipson
Kentucky
Atlantic Ocean
Sally May
Quick quiz history and notable figures roundup
Questions probe who sets national convention dates, oldest president at death, orbiting clocks, Valley Forge winters, and coin motto origins. Birthday list honors John Gunther and others as a world of trivia and brief biographical notes. A Columbia professor on Soviet law is highlighted amid a wartime and Cold War context.
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Valley Forge
U. S
Columbia
Syracuse
N.Y
Yale
Harvard
Moscow Juridical Institute
New York City
Foreign Economic Administration
State Department
Trals
Russia
China
J Renal Nea
Francis Powers
Figure of 20th century editor and political figure
Central Press outlines a 72 year old Iowa born editor and plant breeder famed for farm publications and for editing The New Republic. He served seven years as Agriculture secretary, later became VP, and ran for President in 1948. The column includes quizzes and scattered trivia lines.
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Isthin
Iowa
The
New Republic
Kennedy campaign strategy and adviser tensions emerge
The article details Senator John F. Kennedy and aides refining campaign strategy in a tense, behind closed doors setting. It notes criticisms of his delivery, need for balance between forceful rhetoric and dignity, and contrasts with Nixon, while highlighting space achievements and the political gamble of his approach.
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Washington
Capitol
John F. Kennnedy
Kennédy
Kennedy
Nixon
Alexandria
Moscow
Khrushchev
Senator Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Brother Bobby
United States
Belka
Strelka
U.S
Barther Bobby
Average motorist as shown by South Carolina highway study
Official publication compares readers with a profile of the typical driver. The study lists moving violations every 3.7 years, non fatal accidents every 6 years, 16 400 000 miles between late accidents, 500 108 lifetime miles, a parking ticket every 23 years, a speeding ticket every year, and an alcohol related ticket every 40 years, prompting readers to assess their driving.
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Carolina Highways
South Carolina State Highway Department
Iom
Television Log of an Incomplete Schedule
A fragmented listing shows a dense daytime and evening lineup including News at six, various talk and variety programs, sports and weather segments, and late night features. The page also includes a biblical quotation and scattered notes that hint at local broadcasts and channel identifiers.
Weet Dealer Contrasts Lead Roles In Bridge Play
A bridge puzzle explores avoidance in play as declarer tries to sidestep the dangerous opponent East. The scene shifts with South in four hearts as he discards clubs and diamonds, uses a low spade from dummy, and marches through three rounds of trumps to secure four tricks while preventing East from gaining the lead.
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East
Duce
Dummy
Eouth
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