Editorial says Interposition doctrine rejected by Supreme Court
The Dec 2 editorial notes the U S Supreme Court ruling that the doctrine of interposition to nullify federal desegregation edicts is not constitutional. It reports Louisiana litigation over McDonogh and William Frantz schools, the court’s rebuke of state efforts, and growing public fatigue with resistance, amid boycotts and political maneuvers including Kennedy.
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the Sun
South
U. S. Supreme Court
New Orleans
High Court
State of Louisiana
Supreme Court
State of
Louisiana
McDonagh
William Frantz
John F. Kennedy
Southland
Sen. Kennedy
Florida
Kennedy
Kennedy Cabinet Roundup Amid McNamara Appointment
The Kennedy Administration names Robert S. McNamara 44 of Ford as Secretary of Defense and outlines a growing cabinet lineup. Dean Rusk heads State, Luther Hodges Commerce, Abraham Ribicoff Health and Welfare, and Stewart Udall Interior. Key posts remain to be filled including agriculture treasury labor and attorney general with Bobby Kennedy rumored for the post.
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Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Ford Motor Co
Eisenhower
Charlie Wilson
General Motors
Ford
Senate
Tice
Wilson
Charlie
McNamara
Dean Pusk
Rockefeller Foundation
State Department
Truman
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Health
Education and Welfare
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Arizona
Agriculture
Treasury
Labor
Bob
Letter of thanks to Houston United Funds supporters
The letter from Houston Harris County United Funds thanks IMS United Funds and local agencies for support in the Bay Town drive. It praises newspaper coverage and volunteers, predicting continued service to hundreds of thousands through United Fund campaigns next year.
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IMS United Funds
Houston
Wright
Omrmannity
Iff Andiuen
Baytown
Ane Gangethoff
Prety
Wall Street bankers, Kennedy cabinet, and Eastern influence
Drew Pearson argues that three top Wall Street firms from the East have dominated key U.S. government posts for two decades, shaping defense, treasury, and foreign policy. He cites Oil, Head and Company, Brown Brothers Harriman, and Chase Manhattan, noting their prewar and postwar ties to Germany and Poland, and discusses Kennedy’s cabinet selections and Catholic concerns. The piece mentions Pat Brown and Clair Engle pressuring Kennedy to appoint Kilian and Travington, and references Dillon Read and Bank of America figures in the ongoing debates on treasury staffing.
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Washington
Wall Street
Frms
Oil, Head and Company
Germany
Hitler
Brown Brothers
Harriman
Poland
Baltic States
Plas
Chase Manhattan Bank
Defense
Pea
World Bank
Kennedy
Edemund
Pat” Brown
Sen
Clair Engle
California
Treasury
Georze Killion
San Francisco
American President Steamship 5
Jesse Tapp
Bank of America
Killian
Hamisell
Brown
Kilian
Senate of California
Democratic National Committee
U. S
Leew
Jesse Travingdon
Denging Dillon
Dillon
Fasenower
Treasury Department
Ayverell Harriman
Robert Lovett
Ith
Justice Des
Baytown Sun masthead and staff details
Fragmented newspaper masthead entry lists editor and publisher The Hartesn Sun Inc Baytown Texas addresses staff roles and contact details with numerous garbled names and titles. The benign metadata reflect circulation and republication notices without clear event reporting.
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Pearce and
Ashbel
Baertown
Texas
Tertenrees Business Mander
Wees
Weees Aye Tren
John Wadley
Sun
Houston
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Baytown
Congress
Texas Day
Nexupaper Asan
Ang
Teas Pree Asoo
Riddles and clues from a playful quiz page
A collage of trivia prompts asks about the origin of Mexico’s name a figure Laura Jean Libby and the St Lawrence Seaway opening plus a riddle about Penelope and a famed French tragedian born in 1639 known for Andromaque Phedre and Britannicus.
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Mexico
Laura Jean Libbey
St. Lawrence Seaway
Penelope
Hern
Great Actress of the 17th Century and Her Tragedies
Central Press Writer Nan Jones discusses a famed 17th century actress born in Raven in 1642. She debuted with her future husband Charles Chevilier, starred as Hermione in Andromaque, opened the Comedie Francaise in 1680, and remained a leading tragic figure until her death eighteen years later.
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Phedre
Raven
Charles Chevilier
Hermione
Andromaque
Comedie Francaise
Stevenson and Kennedy Clash Over State Department Post
The piece argues Adlai Stevenson, a two time loser for the presidency, sought a top post after Kennedy's victory. It notes Stevenson needed organizational strength and loyalty from New Deal allies, especially in New York, and details Kennedy's push and Stevenson's reluctance for U.N. ambassadorship instead of secretary of state.
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Stevenson
Kennedy
New York City
Senator Kennedy
Mr. Stevenson
Amr. Stevenson
Kennedy-John
Connecticut
Stermain
Pri
U.N
Adlai Stevens
Stevens W
Georgetown
Stvenson
End of the Law for Righteousness for Believers
A brief biblical quotation noting that Christ brings the end of the law for righteousness to all who believe, referencing Romans ten.
Wills and Estates Law Summaries For Babson Park
A discussion on how estates were divided when wills were absent. It notes differing outcomes for spouses and children, with examples from three men, and contrasts ancient Roman and English practices. Advice emphasizes having a will drafted by a lawyer to ensure wishes are carried out and to allow charitable bequests.
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Babson Park
Mass Mere
Babson
Europe
Ore
America
Cape Annighea
Gloucester
Rockport
Mass
Did You Know A horse eats bark of fees signals diet deficiency
A reader notes that when a horse gnaws tree bark it can indicate a dietary deficiency. The item frames this behavior as a quick health cue and urges owners to assess forage and mineral intake.
Psychic bidding adds zest to bridge match in Turin event
In Turin earlier this year, North Reese and partner faced Canada when a psychic bid sparked action. Four spades by Nees was doubled, leading to five hearts contract and defeat by Canada. At another table, Rose and Gardener used a sequence to reach six notrump, scoring 1,490 points for Britain while netting 630 international points overall.
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Keene Sheardown
Shapiro Elliott
Dole
Canada
Turin
Italy
Reese
Filliith
Nees
Schapiro
West
Elliott
Rose
Gardener
Ose
Rose-Gardener
Daily Crossword DOWN African poss Vienna
A compact crossword clue item listing two entries under the downs. The first hints at a common abbreviation for a continent’s resident or language, the second points to the European capital.
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