Churchill at Ninety A Tribute to Sir Winston’s Life
The piece salutes Sir Winston Churchill on reaching age 90 calling him one of the century’s most versatile figures. It praises his leadership, bravery, oratory, writing and public service while noting his light dimmed only by extremism and expediency. It ends with well wishes for a long, pleasant life and a hopeful future counterpart.
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Winston
Spencer Churchill
Winston Churchill
England
December 1964 December outlook on economy and auto strikes
AP Business News Analyst Lane Dawson outlines December as a pivotal month for clarity on the auto strike impact, car model sales, steel wage demands, inflation risk, and the federal budget. He forecasts possible tax changes, Treasury deficits, higher interest rates, and a year end stock rally if uncertainties ease.
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Lane Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Congress
Treasury
Suit Filed Over Auto Mishap Injuries
Mrs. Warren Anderson files a $50,000 suit in 127th District Court against George Toups Jr. and L. G. Sanders for injuries from a July 17 auto collision on Bay Way Drive. Toups drove, Sanders owned the car. Anderson, represented by Horace Rice, had two operations and remained hospitalized for weeks with possible further surgery planned next summer if her foot does not heal.
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Warren Anderson
Burmet Drive
George Toups Jr
L. G. Sanders
Bay- Way Drive
Toups
Sanders
Anderson
Horace Rice
Houston
Rice
127Th District
San Antonians Endow Civil Law Chair At UT
Hugh Stone and his wife Lucile of San Angelo donated 400000 dollars for an endowed chair in civil law at the University of Texas. The gift, the largest single contribution to UT law school, funds the school’s first endowed chair. Stone, former Gulf Oil Corp. general counsel, has been a law school trustee since 1952 and earned a 1908 UT Bachelor of Laws.
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc. at Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas with editor and publisher, general manager, managing editor, and other department heads listed. It is entered as second class matter at the Baytown Post Office under the 1879 act and carries subscription rates and national representation details.
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Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Texan
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Pres
Clapatches
Texas Dali
Asm
Texas Preas Asst
On The Right Labor And States Rights
William Buckley Jr argues that states rights must be preserved against labor union efforts to repeal the Taft Hartley act. He contends right to work laws protect workers, notes liberal defense of federal power, and warns unions seek coercive national power at the expense of states autonomy and consumers.
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William Buckley Jr
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Afl-Cio
Organized Labor
Messrs
Meany
Reuther
Washington
Federalist
Connally Attends Diaz Ordaz Inauguration in Mexico City
Texas Governor John Connally and his wife attend the inauguration of President Gustavo Diaz Ordez in Mexico City aboard a chartered twin-engine plane. Assistants include Thomas Mann, Hale Boggs, and Tom Kilfer, with Mann optimistic on improving Mexican U.S. relations.
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Menico City
Texas
John Connally
Gustavo Diaz Ordez
U.S
Thomas Mann
Hale Boggs
Tom Killefer
Bank For Interamerican Development
Mann
Bible Verse: That Which Is Born of the Flesh Is Mesh
Brief note cites a biblical verse style line about flesh and spirit. It references John and a6 as puzzle-like markup. The fragment lacks a full article context or identifying details beyond the quoted phrase.
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John
Spot of Fame Guess the Name
A Japanese bridge on Honshu is praised for its arches and historic builder Kikawa Hiroyoshi. The piece notes crossing requires climbing five hills and cites the bridge’s name meaning The Bridge of the Brocaded Sash, with a 1953 rebuild after a 1950 typhoon.
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Japan
Honshu
Kik
Kawa
Hiroyoshi
Nema
Reynolds Strikes in Baker Probe Maneuvering
Don Reynolds, Baker investigation star witness, wove a maze of delays and testimony captures. Senate Rules Committee first encounter yielded a soft welcome while past State Department and Air Force reports painted a troubling picture of his suitability and loyalty as a public servant. Reynolds’ reluctance and subsequent testimony raise questions about cross examination and the case’s forthcoming hearings.
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Drew Pearson Washington
Don Reynolds
Bobby Baker
Everett Jordan
Saxapahan
N.C
Reynolds
John Williams
Delaware
Don
Senate Rules Committee
Williams
Dick Tracy
Johnson
Sen
Matt McCloskey
Ireland
James F. Fitzgerald
FBI
Fitzgerald
Jack Anderson
Bill McClead
Court of Law
State Department
Air Force
Department of State
United States
Security Review Board
U.S. Air Force
Berlin
FSO
Foreign Service
Germany
U.S. Military Academy
U.S. Army Reserve
Directorate of Intelligence
Austria
Labor's backing powers Tennessee Senate win
Report from Washington outlines how Tennessee Senator Bass benefited from major labor funding via COPE and a spectrum of national unions including UAW Steelworkers and Textile Workers, with other states' senators like Proxmire Young Williams Yarborough Muskie also receiving union support for favorable voting records and re elections.
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House of Representatives
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
COPE
Tennessee
Bass
United Steelworkers of America
United Auto Workers
Trainmen’s Political Education Committee
Textile Workers Union
Seafarers’ International Union
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers
AUW Committee For Good Government
Communications Workers of America
Washington
National Committee For An Effective
Congress
Labor
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Tabor
Senate
Steelworkers
UAW
Transport
Workers Union
New Jersey
Harrison Williams
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Decker
South dealer and vulnerable play west defends a spade game in a hands facing North South bidding. The article cites Morehead on Bidding and illustrates how West’s reading of the diamonds and bidding lets him force down the declarer by ruffs and leads, costing 1,100 points.
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B. Jay. Decker
Morehead
Albert H. Morehead
West
East
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Edward Sothern
Baherina Dime
Alicia Marfoni
Mary Martin
Cyril Ritchard
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Cal McLish
Lady Nancy Astor
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