Change in LBJ era demands quick cabinet reshuffles
Editorial argues Lyndon B Johnson faces a tight timetable after Kennedy's death and will likely keep some Kennedy appointees while reshaping personnel below the top ranks. It notes Truman’s rapid 1945 Cabinet shakeup, Johnson’s need to campaign in 1964, and planned base closures to cut costs amid political tension with Congress.
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Truman
Ume
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Congress
McNamara
H.R. Gross
Automation Myths and Job Losses Rise Cited in Testimony
John Snyder, president of WS, warns automation fuels rapid job losses beyond public estimates. He notes widespread myths misleading policy and urges new sociological and economic ideas to address displaced workers, silent firings, and the need for humane solutions amid technological change.
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John Snyder
WS. Inabsiries
al Hayes
Machinists
American Foundation
Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
Erlow
Congress
Howe
Verse Quote From John About Flesh and Spirit
A scanned Bible verse references Jesus message that which is born of the flesh is flesh and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit, linked to John 3 6 336 in the page.
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John
Deciding the king or jack in a bridge endplay
A reader questions whether South should play the king or jack after West leads clubs. The analysis reasons that West did not hold AK of clubs, implying East likely has the diamonds ace or king. Therefore the better percentage play is to lead the king on the spade lead, not the jack, as West is likelier to hold the ace of spades.
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Declarer
Shoud
South
Vallé
East
Fest
Apade
KTB Syadcam, Inc
Origin of kissing ends in laughs and antics
STRALEY offers a humorous origin of kissing from ancient salt licks to opposite sex. A TV writer boasts about Jimmy Durante material for a new Cyrano de Bergerac project. Danny orders a sharp comeback about a nose and a joke about a back seat driver ends with a risky anecdote.
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Yn Straley
Denny's Hideaway
Jimmy
Durante
Cyrano de Bergerac
Danny
Questions From The News A Quiz From The Times
A fragmented list of 25 trivia items mixes political figures, crime cases, and cultural names. It references public figures such as Jacqueline Kennedy, Donnie and Suzanne Pleshette, and warnings about JFK’s assassination, with assorted international topics and a Hollywood trivia touch.
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New York
Donnie
Suzanne Pleshette
Miss Rupsinet
Hollywood
Inadequate Team Beats Insufferatle 34 to 10
A muddled score line shows Insufferatle defeating Thheecent 34 to 10 as readers seek clearer reporting. The page 5 note hints at further answers and details to follow.
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Tsk
Answees
World’s rain highest average and Devid painter trivia
A fragmented quiz item asks for the world’s highest average rainfall location, the first names of painters surnamed Devid, the meaning of FM, the Coldstream Guards’ naming origin, and the author of Devid Bal four. It includes dated notes on George Washington’s death, Sitting Bull’s death, and a feature on a palace linked to Marie de Medici with historical ties to Napoleon and the French Senate.
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Devid
Coldstream Guards
Devid Balfour
George Washington
Mount, Vernon
Sitting Bull
South Dakota
O¢Cay
Marie de Medini
Henry IV
Ito
Florence
Napoleon
Caroline Boreparte
Murat
Neyne
Senate
Fragmented Central Press page jumble hints at varied topics
A garbled Central Press by Ruth Ramsey contains scattered names, birthdays, chess notes, film figures Otto Preminger and Paul Getty, naval references, and miscellaneous quizlike items. It reads as an eclectic collage of people, places, and trivia with no clear single event or story.
Crowds Not Enough In Religion Says Sunday Lesson
The lesson warns crowds prove nothing about true faith and cautions against showy revivals funded by ads and bands. It urges relying on personal experience and conviction, citing Paul’s authority from transformation and call, not crowd size or sales tactics.
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Atlesman
Paul
Jerusalem
Damascua
Behind the JFK inquiry FBI drama and Oswald ties
Drew Pearson reports backstage friction as the Presidential commission probes Kennedy's assassination. He notes FBI Director Hoover sought early release of the report, friction with the Secret Service, and the FBI's prior interviews with Lee Oswald along with attempts to limit press access before the commission's findings.
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Betancourt
Lee Oswald Ulaimns
Arizona
Georgetown House
Jacqueline Kennedy
Hy Drew Pearson
Washington
FRI
Presidential Commission
John F. Kennedy
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Secret Service
Dallas
Warren Hanling
FHI
Johnson
Narrosant
White House
Kennedy
Lee Oxnard
Oswald
PBI
Russia
Fidel Castro
Mexico
United States
New, Orleans
Ruth Paine
Mrs. Oswald
Dellas
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Fragmented crossword clues list with partial entries for Across and Down. Items include mineral springs Berden Waite bark tee head of an abbey worship and other scattered words. The text blends foreign language hints Latin terms and misaligned letters from yesterday’s puzzle.
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Minerel Springs
Berden
Ar Abbey
Little
Drega
Islands of Florida
Baytown Sun masthead and staff notes partial
The Baytown Sun Inc. lists editors and staff including James H Hale Preston Penderg Beulah Mar Jackson Robert K Gilmore and Corrie Laughlin with various roles. The paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from Pearce and Ashbel, Baytown Texas, with subscription rates shown and national representation by Texas Newspapers Representatives Inc.
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Fred, Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston, Penderg
Beulah Mar Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Office Fanager
John Wadley
Ae Eens
Paul Putman
Ehrrseeoe
Corrie Laughlin
Theveseis
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
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