National Goals Study Outlines US Path for Decade
Editorial highlights the Presidents Commission on National Goals, formed by Eisenhower in 1960, stressing individual rights, equality, democratic process, education, science, and economic growth. It urges expanding civil rights, reducing bias, and boosting public service, health care, housing, and foreign policy to sustain a free, open world.
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Commission On National Goals
Eisenhower
Henry M. Winston
The
American Assembly
Frank Pace Jr
General Dynamics
Erwin D. Canham
Christian Science Monitor
James B
Afl-Cio
Mary
United States
United Nations
Sabine River Reservoir project plans discussed in Dallas meeting
Texas and Louisiana Sabine River authorities will meet on December 15 in Dallas to advance the 360 million Toledo Bend reservoir for the lower Sabine. John W. Simmons, SRA general manager, says dam and reservoir will be near Leesville Louisiana and Hemphill Texas. Louisiana voters approved a 15 million loan on November 8. regulators aim to secure matching funds in Austin in January. D. N. Beasley and Claude Kirkpatrick will co chair the Toledo Bend meeting with consulting engineers and bond attorneys present.
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Dallas
Sabine
Texas
Louisiana
John W. Simmons
SRA
Leesville
Hemphill
Sabine County
Simmons
Austin
Louisiana and
Engi
Neers
D. N. Beasley
San Augustine
Tex
Claude Kirkpatrick
Baton Rouge
Bible Verse John about true worshippers worshiping God
A biblical verse states that the hour has come when true worshippers will worship the Father in spirit and truth, for the Father seeks such worshippers. It emphasizes genuine worship over external ritual.
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John
Baytown Sab Publishes Afternoon Editions Daily
Fragmented text shows The Baytown Sab publishing afternoons and Sundays in Baytown Texas. It lists editors publishers and various department roles with scattered names and numbers. The garbled notice mentions postal rates and republication rights under a March 3 1279 act, indicating a historical printing page with staff details and distribution references.
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Baytown Sab, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Rvevesee
Veseeseen
Inside oil battle shapes Kennedy administration picks
Drew Pearson warns that President elect Kennedy risks an explosive lobbying maze by placing Clark Clifford in charge. The story details Clifford’s ties to big oil, Phillips Petroleum’s Kerr McGee link, Union Oil’s take over bid, and Gulf Oil’s financial muscle. It also outlines control aims over Union Oil assets and the 76 Union network.
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Washington
Kennedy
Clark Clifford
Eisenhower
Clifford
Truman
Atom
Pas
Jack Kennedy
Clifford Fa Altlang
Democratic
Phillips Petroleum
Union Oil
Gulf Oil
Andrew W. Mellon
Giants
Sen
Bob Kerr
Oklahoma
Senate
Philips
Kerr- McGee Co
Senate Finance Committee
Adm
Lewis Strauss
Exchairman
Atomic Energy Commission
Phillips
AEC
Grants
NLM
Whic
K. 8
Boots) Adams
Reese Taylor
Herbert Hoover Jr
Union
Nixon
Don Nixon
Paip
Calatera
Taylor
Notable Sermon Line Sparks Debate in Savannah
An oft repeated sermon by a respected Savannah preacher jokes that after two slaps the third belongs to us. A fallow officer recalls Healy telling Major General Mase about serving blind, a claim Mase dismisses with humor.
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Savannnah
Brethren and Sisters
Brethren
Sisters
Healy
Jon Mase
General Mesa
Adenit
Who is the elder statesman in 1590 born leader figure
A scrambled prompt asks who, born in 1590 and educated at Yale and Cambridge, became senior partner in a family firm, served in air force, attended international conferences, ambassador to Cuba 1929 to 1938, chaired humanitarian foundations, and founded one in honor of parents.
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Paove
How Do You Stand, Sir How Do You Stand, Sir
Washington commentary argues the electoral college flaws. It reviews the Mundt proposal to award two Senate votes per state and distribute other votes by congressional district. It cites 1960 results for Illinois New York Texas Pennsylvania and predicts Nixon Kennedy outcomes under Mundt. It urges broader popular vote reform for geographic and population representation.
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Washington
Masel Coudert
Kart Mundt
South Dakota
Samme
Kennedy
Illinois
Manhattan
Boroughs
Wyormi
Mundt
Tulinels
Nixon
Texas
New York State
Pennsylvania
Comments On Business Comments On Business
The year-end outlook weighs on Wall Street with tax selling potential in the stock market. Traders question how much losses will offset gains and whether a yearend rally will materialize. Companies face mixed earnings as quarters show declines and forecasts vary, leaving the 1960 earnings picture unclear.
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New York
Wall Street
Trellis Mae Forgives Husband After Faux Pas Fur Coat Ruse
In Everywhere YOURVILLE, Wilbur Peeble hides his brief visit with Hortense Schlemp as Trellis Mae suspects an affair. He agrees to buy her a fur coat if she forgives him, and she pretends belief to trap Hortense. Trellis Mae then hurries to reveal the plan to Hortense and her mother.
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Yourville
U.S.A
Mae Peeble
America
Wilbur Peeble
Eagle Pass
Wilbur
Hortense Schlemp
Hortense
Trellis Mae
Thanking Baytown Merchants For Generous Door Prizes
A Baytown letter from Mrs. Guy Chenault of the Ladies Guild of the Cardiac Research Foundation thanks local merchants for door prizes at a large game party at Humble's Community House. The writer praises merchants for their generosity and urges readers to support them, declaring Baytown has the best merchants and blessings on their customers.
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Sun Up Sirs
Ladies Guild of the
Cardise Research Foundation
Humble
Baytown
Guy Chenault
Ladies Guild of Cardiac Research Foundation
Planning the play of a tricky bridge hand from the South seat
In a South declarer scenario with spades led by West, the plan hinges on shaping the play to force loss of a spade and possibly establish trumps. The strategy trades on giving opponents options, aiming to promote a spade trick while assessing heart stance and potential diamond and club losers, then using timing to ruff clubs and establish spades in dummy for the final tricks. The key line involves winning the first spade, then a diamond and club play to set up the ten of spades while managing hearts and remaining clubs.
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Dot
Rma
Kast
South
West
East
Weat
Hant
Daily Crossword TM 37 Frozen 38 River bottom
Crossword clue fragment shows entries for frozen and river bottom and an abbr. for Stearahip. Readable bits indicate a toy or periodical puzzle page with incomplete theme. Provide full clue set and answer grid to complete the puzzle.
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