Reactivated TB Cases Spotlighted in Houston Drive
Aubrey Calvin of the Houston Harris County TB Association warns that reactivated tuberculosis threats rise as Christmas Seals fund prevention efforts. He notes 413 local TB cases last year with 11 percent reactivated, and cites national 10,000 reactivated cases. Public apathy hinders drug resistance education and ongoing case detection.
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Aubrey Calvin
Houston Harris County
Houston
Harris County
United States
Calvin
Houston - Harris County
Stockpile probe push meets GOP resistance in Congress
Fulton Lewis reports Republican demands for a full probe of the federal stockpile, valued at around 38.1 billion dollars, are rebuffed. Senate leaders urged investigation into government purchases and stockpile misalignment with needs, citing billions in excess inventory across 76 items. The article notes substantial political backing for inquiry from Rep. Kenneth Gray and a list of bipartisan colleagues, while detailing specific surplus items and spending.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Senate
Everett Dirksen
GOP
Tom Curts
Missouri
William Widnall
New Jersey
Johnson
Stuart Syming
Rovernment
U.S
Alnur
You Cannot Help But Be Involved By H. So HUNT
A clipped analysis focuses on Charles H Brower, advertising executive, praising his speech The Return of the Square and its call for involvement. It notes his chiding of Americans for uninvolvement and the public reception, with Brower portrayed as a hero rather than attacked for criticizing patriotism. The piece also mentions broader themes of square dealing and moral conduct.
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H. So Hunt
Charles H. Brower
Brower
Cove Mant Paronts
Know Your Bridge By B JAY DECKER
In a bridge lesson South faced four hearts and a spade lead. Aiming to discard a loser on clubs, he played King of hearts and hoped East held King of clubs entry to dummy. East ducked, South went down. If South had led seven hearts to nine at trick two, he could have forced a win.
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South
West
East
King of Hearts
Composer Loewe Retires From Work After Camelot Opening
Palm Springs, Calif. AP Frederick Loewe, famed composer of Brigadoon My Fair Lady and Camelot, explains he quit work on Dec 3, 1960, after Camelot opened. He has sunk into a life of leisure at his desert estate, donating royalties to Palm Springs Hospital and enjoying luxury while tending his gardens and grounds.
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Bob 1Homaas
Palm Springs
Calif
Frederick Loewe
Loewe
Palm Springs Hospital
Asia
We Musical Theater
Camelot
Broadway
Fair
The
Riviera
Paris
London
Vienna
New York
Leone
Chiparral
Baytown Sun Names and Office Staff Details
An archival note lists editors and managers for the Baytown Sun, including Fred Hartman and James H. Hale as editors, Preston Pendergrass and Mae Jackson in key roles, and office management details. It provides address, publication schedule, and subscription rates, along with national representation and AP affiliation.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulsh Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bill Hartman
Ihre
John Wadley Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
De Gaulle No Anti Americanism Just Pro French Vision
Washington cable reviews Charles de Gaulle as a pro French leader guiding France’s prosperity through state support to farmers and nationalized industries. Pearson notes Gaullist distrust of U.S. influence in Europe, the Common Market, and investment rules, while predicting his reelection and enduring U.S.-France ties. The column closes with a biblical warning from Matthew 24.
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Drew Pearson
France
de Gaulle
Washington
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
United States
L’humanite
Algeria
Zsound SI
Grand Charley
Big Charley
Parisien
London
Free French
Staurving
Cordely Hull
Sam Reber
Charles Bohlen
U.S
Cave de Mande
du Gaude
American Medical Association
di Gaulle
Johnson
America
Liberty Hall Academy to Liberty University headline
Quiz asks which university was once Liberty Hall Academy and which colonies first declared independence, last to ratify the Constitution, and other trivia. It also notes famous poems by John Howard Payne and birth announcements and a feature on France’s ancient standing stones and menhirs.
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Liberty Hall Academy
Great Britain
John Howard Payne
Historic site tied to Gallo Roman village tale
Ruth Ramsey notes a Scottish antiquary unearthed remains of a Gallo Roman village near a spot famed for legends of a Knights Templar convent. History, however, does not support the convent claim. The item cites misquotations as a curio in authorial honesty.
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Lght
The
Knights Templar
Holidays Bust Up Marriage
Henry McLemore humorously argues Christmas gift wrapping strains marriages. He rants that wives who push elaborate wrapping and the mutual frustration over knot tying and precise ends doom the festive spirit. He notes men struggle with measuring wrap, tying bows, and neat ends, often blaming the process for marital tensions.
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Henry McLemore
Nol
Sneyer
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