Law's meaning of immediately in Texas code clarified
Texas Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr issued an opinion interpreting the revised Code of Criminal Procedure to permit overnight holding of suspects before magistrates, as long as the magistrate’s daylight hours are observed. The ruling suggests “immediately” may mean at once, but allows overnight detention pending daytime magistrate availability. The opinion also covers insanity acquittals under the new code taking effect Jan 1 1966.
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Texas
Waggoner Carr
Atty. Gen. Carr
Navarro County
Jim Morris
Corsicana
Carr
Graft Charges Delay Boston Poverty Funds
More than 35.5 million in federal funds for Boston anti-poverty programs are frozen as graft and mismanagement probes unfold. Reporter Alice Burke cites thefts by anti-poverty workers and links to political activity in Boston Youth Corps, naming officials and money trails tied to Mayor John Collins' campaign.
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Washington
Boston
R. Sargent Shriver
Eboston
Alice Burke
Miss Burke
Edward DeSimone
Boston Election Department
Youth Corps
John Collins
DeSimone
Eric Hanson
Corps
Collins
U.S. Senate
Sidney Snyderman
City Hall
Know Your Bridge By B. JAY DECKER
South dealer Harold Franklin of England is declarer in three hearts in the 1956 European championships match England vs France in Stockholm. After a provocative diamond and club sequence, Franklin leads a spade to the queen and advances a spade, diamond, and heart play with careful analysis and counterplay. The hand illustrates misdirection and contrasts in partnership defense with East arguing a different line while West holds the king of hearts, ending with a dramatic, hard learned decision about finessing and safety.
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South
Stockholm
England
France
Harold Franklin
West
East
Franklin
Declarer
Dedlarer
Dixie Res Syndicate, Inc
Johnson Can Be Tough in Crisis Moments
Washington AP report analyzes President Johnson as tough under pressure across crises. He handled Castro water supply with naval aid and a saltwater refiner at Guantanamo, then intensified bombing in Vietnam after the South Vietnam air base attack, signaling no end soon without peace. The Dominican Republic revolt prompted a staged, tougher response over months, with troops sent to halt communist influence while defending American lives. Johnson’s core stance remains a vow to preserve peace for mankind.
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Washington
Johnson
Fidel Castro
Dominican Republic
Viet Nam
Castro
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Cuba
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
Baytown Sun masthead and staff list
The Baytown Sun credits Che Bayton Sun Fred Hartman James H. Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K. Gilmore Bill Hartman as editors and managers with office and business roles. The paper operates from 130 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and provides Sunday and weekday editions. Subscription rates appear as 1.60 per month 419.20 per year by carrier.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bill Hartman
ING Department
Wadley
Bsane Alee
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P. O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Bay News
Riehta
Baytown Fight on Ship Channel Pollution Persists
The December Austin trip by Baytown officials to oppose the Houston Ship Channel pollution zoning order did not halt plans to approve the measure. The gathering produced a united front among Baytown groups and spurred ongoing efforts, including expanding the city council committee on air and water pollution with new civic members. Dr. Walter Quebe deaux asserted balancing industry and public health, stressing that people come first and pollution is avoidable.
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Bee Landrum
Austin
Houston Ship Channel
Baytown
Texas Pollution Control Board
United Front
Seaborn Cravey
Texas Water Resources Foundation
Cravey
Joe Moore
Moore
Walter Quebedeau
Harris County Health Department
Quebedeaux
Quebedeaus
Houston Chamber of Commerce
More Than Threat To Our Freedom
The piece argues freedom is threatened beyond rhetoric, citing loss of freedom in tax spending, crop choices, gold ownership, and collective bargaining. It recounts Byrd’s New Haven remarks on peaceniks, describes Baytown pollution zoning disputes, and notes the pollution control board’s limited staff and budget. Additional state action and local advocacy are urged.
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H. L. Hunt
America
U.S
U. S
New Haven
Byrd
Viet Nam
Washington
Spot of Fame and Hints From a Daily Puzzle
A collage of trivia and notes including questions on the deepest lake holystone ossicle necromancy and the Egyptian name for Cheops plus a Births list and future forecasts. It also features Spot of Fame clues about Marseille and a brief historical note and quote.
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Cheops
Bible Verse FOR IT Is Written Quote
The fragment cites Romans referencing a Lord who declares all knees will bow and all tongues confess to God, noting the phrase As I live saith the Lord as part of a religious quotation.
New Rate Stirs Up Old Issue
The Federal Reserve Board faces Congress and the White House over a rate hike for lending to its 6,223 member banks. The piece outlines Fed powers, independence, and tools like discount rates, reserve requirements, open market operations, and margin rules shaping money supply and inflation risk. It notes the structure of 12 regional banks, stock ownership by member banks, and dividend mechanics.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Central Bank
Federal Reserve Act
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve System
Open Market Committee
Fed
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve Bank
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Goo Will
Indiana
Craig Hosmer
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Hosmer
Know Your Bridge By
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Paqese
Che Bayton
Sun
Talis
the City Hall
Pollution Control Board
Pope Leo X
Hector Berlioz
Ernest Pascal
Paul Preemni
Gustave Flaubert
John Jay
John Osborne
Connie Francis
Edward G. Robinson
Frank Sinatra
Henry Armstrong
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Toneau
Pomegue
Sulae
Ogden Nash
Marseille
Alexander Dumas
Count of
Monte Cristo
Louis Philippe-Egaille
Mirabeau
Theodore Roosevelt
Edward D. White
Louisiana
Baikal
Siberia
Khufy
Mountain Crest
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Keystone State
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