Johnson Revives Kennedy Era Alliance for Progress
Editorial notes that after two rocky years the Johnson administration seeks new life for the Alliance for Progress. It recalls Kennedy’s 1961 push for a $20 billion Latin America development program, US loans and reforms, and the mixed reception. It highlights delays, regional resentment, and Johnson’s appointment of Thomas C. Mann as assistant secretary of state for inter-American affairs to take charge.
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Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Johnson
Latin America
Congress
la Alianza
United States
America
Teodoro Moscoso
Associated Press
Central America
Uncle Sam
W. Averell Harriman
Brazil
Washington
South America
U.S
Thomas C. Mann
Mexico
Texas
Mann
Edwin M. Martin
Martin
Moscoso
Mason Dixon Line Landmark Revealed as 200 Year Old Boundary
The Mason-Dixon line, established in the 1760s, marks a historic divide between Maryland and Pennsylvania. Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon surveyed the area for five years aided by the Royal Observatory’s data, placing crown stones every five miles and marking the limit with two family arms.
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Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Pennsylvania
William Penn
London
Royal Observatory
Greenwich
Charles Mason
Jeremiah Dixon
Philadelphia
Mason and Dixon
England
Penns
Mason
National Archives
Washington, D.C
John Randolph
Virginia
Congress
Missouri
Digging into Drew Pearson Aides Clash Over UN Critique
Washington editors spar over coverage of Drew Pearson and the United Nations. The report cites GOP claims from Missouri and questions Pearson raised about a Kansas matter involving WDAF. Fellow congressmen view him as right of Louis.
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Jack Anderson
Jorn Society
Hall
United Nations
Fiou Fa Memorial Foundation
Eleanor Roosevelt
Louis War
Politically Driven AMA Member Wins House Seat Over Medicare
Washington Dr Hall, a vigorous AMA figure, narrowly defeats Charley Brown in a district that leans Republican amid a campaign to oppose the Medicare Bill. The article cites his fundraising for the AMA and links to the Smith Glynn Calloway Pharmacy group, plus criticisms of tax loopholes highlighted by Sen Douglas.
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Hall
American Medical Association
Congress
AMA
Yolton Fund
Emith Glynn
Charley Brown
Tr. Hall
House
Tate
Estes
Brown
Pearson
Drew
Ways and Means Committee
Fitchville
Ohio
Treasurys Department
Paul Douglas
DHO
Federal Aid Passed For Low Rent Houses
Washington AP reports the Housing and Home Agency approved a loan to build 50 low rent houses in Elsa Texas in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Sen Ralph Yarborough says each home costs 310 044 and the loan plus interest will be repaid by the local housing authority.
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Washington
Housing and Home Agency
Elsa
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Ralph Yarborough
Dtex
Incal Housing Authority
Know Your Bridge South desler rules of play
Both sides vulnerable in this bridge problem. Declarer must begin with a club to the queen after observing opponents follow suit to secure the contract. If East covers nine or ten differently, the defense can threaten the contract, but correct play yields five club tricks and the makeable contract unless bad river or misdefense occurs.
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South
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Glen Elder irrigation project approval stirs Kansas debate
The Senate approved a $17 million Glen Elder irrigation plan 74 to 9, despite farmer opposition from Clyde Simpson Glasen and Belo. Proxmire called the project wasteful, arguing federal funds support surpluses, while Kansas senators Jim Pearson and Frank Carlson backed the effort.
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Pulpon Lewis JR
Washington
U.S. Senate
Bill Proxmire
Kansass
Wale
Proxmire
Glen Elder
Kansas
Clyde
Simpson
Glasen
Belo
Senate
Jim Pearson
Frank Cartstin
Goldveater Nn
Glen Eides Ware
Johan J.wil Une
Pri South Main
Harry Berd
Strom ‘Thurmond
Tom Dod
Ernest Groening
Gaylortiwison
Maurine
Lee Harvey Oswald
Militant
BE Ple
It Workers Party
Theanara
New
United States
Ant
Vitel Castro
Fidel
FBI
J. Edgar
Milli Gant
Emile Connar
Birmingham
Ala
Ladies from Hell regiment and other trivia
Q and A style page lists The Ladies from Hell as a German nickname for a famed British regiment in World War II. It asks about the Plimsoll line, and the author mentions "The Prisoner of Zenda" and the ninth president as grandfather to the twenty third, naming their identities. It references the sinking of the Graf Spee near Montevideo and contains assorted facts, birthdays, and historical notes with images and captions.
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Hell
Plimsoll
Zende
Montevideo
Uruguay
Elective studies for college students and youth
Babson urges parents to have returning students choose electives in English, science, physiology, electronics basics, and religious history. He argues strong language skills aid government service, science communication, and personal health, noting home example and church involvement influence youth.
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Babson Park
Mass
Une
Corilliant
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Congress approves Texas military construction bill
Congress passes a 1.5 billion military construction package including 2,000 for Texas projects. Senate approved by voice vote after House tally 300-?. Texas sites cover Army and Air Force bases from Ft. Wolters to Reese AFB, with multiple allocations including Bergstrom Lackland Carswell and Sheppard.
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Houston
Navy
Auxiliary Air Station
Corpus Christi
Air Force-Amarillo Afb
Bergstrom
Ate
Kelly, Afb
San Antonio
Lacklind Afb
Laredo Afb
Laughlin Afb
del Rio
Randolph Afb
University City
Reese Afb
Lubbock
Sheppard Afb
Wichita Falls
Office of Secretary of Defense
Killeen Base
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Jumble
Crossword grid clues listed with numerous errors and mismatched entries including mast antiqued mirror decoction Gisl's nickname born opened nuts Ak scene apiece neuter pronoun state abbreviations WL Ind ke sounds ne donker shop forbid Italian Fiver particle Greek Tette shield architec ture Pieck Dimilged as information Greek letter misread. Revolve Apple fruit yesterday anew queen pod dessert eager great lakes piece of baked clay malformed forms show puzzle errors.
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Wiser
Baytown Sun staff and publication details in brief
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and management staff including Fred Hartman and James Hale, with Beulah Marc Jackson and Robert K. Gilmore in key roles. It notes the paper is published afternoons, Monday through Friday and Sundays from Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas, with subscriptions and national representation details. It is a member of the Associated Press and entered as second class matter at Baytown Post Office.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Marc Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadley -Esaesei
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
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