Great Society plan stays gradual and vague yet
The editorial argues President Johnson promotes a long term Great Society with modest steps beginning in cities, countryside, and classrooms. It notes medical care for the aged, road building, and health facilities as early planks while avoiding clashes that could anger Congress, aiming for steady, non sensational progress.
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Johnson
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congressional
Senate
Red China to become dominant force in Far East says Babson
Babson Park Mass Roger Babson warns of rising US exposure to Red China as war grows in Vietnam He cites China’s vast resources and potential nuclear power while noting China’s travel ban and the likely admission to the United Nations He predicts Formosa and Chiang Kai shek will keep US ties but foresees a changing balance as China ascends in world power.
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China
Far East
Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
United States
South
Vietnam
Peking
General ‘Assembly
United Nations
Mac
Washington
Sam
Formosa
China Coast
Japan
Philippines
Chia Kaleshek
Chiang
Red China
Asia
Red
Pentagon
McCuistion
Istanbul
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun, Inc. operates as a Baytown Texas newspaper with editors and managers listed and office details. It is entered as second class matter at the Baytown Post Office and published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown. Subscription rates include 1.60 per month and 19.20 per year with mail rates on request. Represented nationally by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc. and a member of the Associated Press.
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Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbe
P.O
Cartier
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
TNE
Associated Press
Fulton Lewis Speaks Gl s 17000 Fine Raised
Dale McCuistion, a U.S. Army veteran, faced a Turkish court and a $17,000 fine over currency charges after a coerced confession. Neighbors, a TV station, a city newspaper, and Congress aided his ransom, raising the funds from more than 5,000 Americans for his release and reunion with his family.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Dale McCuistion
Hig
McCuistion
U. Army
Tamir
Turkey
Mce
Cuistion
U.S. Army Post Office
San Diego
Miami News
Jack Wofoed
van Deerlin
Californiaamaker
Siegmund Smith
Smith
State Department
Nies
Turke
McCuistian
Stop Me by Bennett Cerf and Hawaiian mischief
A fragmentary humor piece references Bennett Cerf and a spoof on Stop Me. It notes Captain Cook and a Chinese ship sighting Hawaii with a dismissive Cook quote. It mentions Moose Mousse recipes and a riddle about a backward buzzing bee and a prairie raspberry.
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Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Spot of Fame Guess the Name Inn Carved in Rock
In England the oldest inn, founded in 1189, is famed as a Crusaders stop. Built into a limestone rock with caves and passages, it houses Rock Bar and rooms inside the stone, creating a historic collapsed yet preserved retreat.
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England
Holy Land
Hidden rock ledge hid fugitives in old chimney
A central room fireplace shaft houses a two foot rock ledge that hid fugitives from Roger Afortimer in the 1300s to Charles Peace in the 1800s, marking a famed secret hiding spot once active in the house.
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Roger Afortimer
Earl of March
Charles Peace
Harlem Globe Trotter Powell fishes record in Hawaii
Washington based column reports Adam Clayton Powell the Harlem Globetrotter turned congressman set a fishing record in Hawaii snagging 13 sailfish and eight marlin aided by secretary Corrine Huff. The piece also notes Speaker John McCormack’s stance on Mississippi Democrats and critiques GOP figures like Rep. Gene Snyder on spending and junkets.
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Drew. Pearson
Washington
Adam’ Clayton” Powell
Harlem Globe
Powell
Hawaii
Miss Corrine Huff
Adam
Capitol Hill
Chuck Stone
Afro - Americat
Jack Anderson
Acanubco
Resent
Pacific Coast
Harlem
Johnson Emulates Roosevelt On Night State Of the Union
President Johnson follows Franklin D. Roosevelt’s example by delivering the State of the Union at night on January 4. Eight new ambassadors are received in the White House Blue Room, a Roosevelt practice. The address will be carried by TV and radio as Congress reconvenes for the 2nd session of the 74th Congress. Roosevelt spoke in 1926 from the House chamber with applause, warning of autocratic threats to peace.
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William Colmer
House Rules Committee
Kennedy
Johnson
Jim Delaney
N.Y
Cardinal Spellman
Jamie Whitten
House
Agriculture Department
Dick Russell
D-Ga
Mississippi
Georgia
John Bell Williams
Democratic
Goldwater
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Tom Abernathy
Agriculture Committee
Willliams
District of Columbia
Washington
Ryan
New York
The
Agriculture de
Douglas B. Cornell
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
James
Sen-Inlaw
John Boettiger
Capitol
Armstrong County SD sparsely settled with T5 ranches
Armstrong County in South Dakota is the nation s sparsest in population. It contains five ranches averaging about 19.06 acres in size.
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Armstrong County
South Dakota
Know Your Bridge South dealer bidding play insight
South North East West present a bridge hand where East unexpectedly ruffs a diamond high to defeat four hearts. The defender rises from near invisibility to help set the contract, showing timing and reading bids can swing defense and grant a trick. East discards or ruffs as needed, demonstrating sharp defense.
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Eng Fean
South
West
East
T Rae
Thes Syndicate. Inc
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