Texas Population 30 Million In 55 Years Editorial
A Texas population study by the Texan Water Development Board and University of Texas Bureau of Business Research projects more than 30 million residents by 2020. It identifies seven counties with over 1 million people and eight in the 400000 to 1000000 range, detailing shifts in shares of state total from 1960 through 2020 and linking growth to the forthcoming State Water Plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texan Water Development Board
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Harris
Dallas
Tarrant
Bexar
Travis
Nueces
el Paso
Harris County
Dallas County
Tarrant County
Bexar County
Travis County
Jefferson, McLennan
Galveston
Brazoria
Smith
Lubbock
Hidalgo
Gregg
Water Development Board
University
Bureau of Business Research
FBI Waging War on Organized Crime Leaders
Fulton Lewis reports the FBI's campaign against Cosa Nostra since 1961 including new anti-gambling laws, key prosecutions of Giancana Aldersin and others, indictments of Detroit figures, and the scale of ongoing investigations shaping federal action against organized crime.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cosa Nostra
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
G- Man Hoover
Angelo Rosetti
Sportsday Weekly
U.S
Boston
Miami
Frank
Lefty) Rosenthal
Stanley Green
Underworld
Sam Momo Giancana
Chicago
Thomas Luchese
New York
National
Giancana
Lucchese
Angelo Bruno
Philadelphia
Bruno
Antonio Pollina
Felix
Milwaukee Phil) Alderisin
Denver
Alderisin
Israel
Ice Pick Willie
Alderman
Ruby Kolod
Joseph Bisogna
Detroit
Peter Ictor Cavatalo
Giacalone
Know Your Bridge From 1963 Masters Pairs Hand Analysis
A 1963 Masters Pairs hand showcases a grand slam in diamonds after East opens pass, West becomes declarer but cannot prevent spade tricks. The hand yields top East-West score plus 440, while North-South often play five or six hearts. An imaginative West bids five spades to block spades, East misleads, and six hearts doubles leads to varied outcomes.
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England
West
East
King Featu
South
North
Partner
Res Syndicate, Inc
History Forgets Henry by Henry McLemore
Historian Henry McLemore reflects on how geography and arbitrary lines sparked conflict, urging leaders to avoid splitting people by latitudes and degrees. He cites 5440 or fight, the Appalachian Line, the 37th parallel in Korea, and the 17th latitude in Korea, arguing for reconciliation over borders. He ends with a biblical note from 2 Corinthians 5:18.
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Henry McLemore
Polk
Appalachian Mountains
Korea
North
South
America
South End
North End
Viet Nam
Rhodesian Issue Sparks U S Britain Talks
Washington and London prepare to discuss two crises with President Johnson and Prime Minister Wilson. Viet Nam peace moves dominate, but Africa looms as a potential flashpoint with Rhodesia’s 4 million Black population and white minority rule. Wilson seeks to avert a Chinese-armed conflict fueling violence.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Harald Wilson
Johnson
Asia
Viet Nam
Africa
Wilson
Rhodesia
England
Labor
House of Commons
Brown
Organization of African Unity
Lyndon Johnson
Notable Baytown Sun Editorial Echoes Rhodesia and Antitrust Shifts
Baytown Sun discusses international and domestic policy echoes. It argues England must quell Rhodesian white rebels, while the U S and U K leaders face shared strain with limited room for compromise. The piece shifts to antitrust policy under Donald Turner promising no more prosecution for major firms, favoring lenient settlements for big business.
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Wall Street
Donald Turner
Johnson
Antitrust
Big Business
Santa Claus
Today’s Grab Bag and Quick Quiz Facts
Quick quiz on American democracy origins and early U S history. Questions cover the premise of democracy the first constitution telegraph cable date U S membership in the 1919 League of Nations and the postwar war outlaw pact. Also notes a 1790 fiber cotton mill start and a California mission context with Franciscan restoration history.
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U. S
Europe
U.S
League of Nations
Pawtucket
Ert
Stull
Mystery of the tramp aid in church restoration tale
Central Press writer Ruth Ramsey recounts a local legend where Father Buckler, short of funds but full of energy, accepts two tramp helpers who shelter for a night. Their presence sparks a summer of hobo labor that restoration gains momentum, ending with the tramp leaving a sign of good eats. The piece asks to name the spot of fame.
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Father Buckler
Buckier
Hubert Has No Phone in Mewhinney Column
AL MELINGER notes Hubert Mewhinney cannot be reached by phone or mail. The piece humorously laments mis addressed correspondence, irritating calls, and the challenge of teenage in-house callers who keep lines busy.
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AL Melinger
Hubert Mewhinney
Mewhinney
Ately
Viet Nam
Drew Pearson
Mcwhinney
Juni Mail
Wilds
Weekend At-a-Glance: Space, War, Peace Efforts
Astronauts Frank Berman and James A. Lovell Jr. return to the carrier Wasp after a 14 day space mission. Hanoi dismisses peace talks as baseless while Viet Cong mortar fire hits Saigon amid a dusk to dawn curfew. Pope Paul VI urges pursuit of peace proposals for a Christmas cease-fire and talks. De Gaulle wins a new seven-year French presidency.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Frank Berman
James A. Lovell Jr
Wasp
North Vietnamese Information Agency
Washington
Saigon
U.S
Paul VI
Viet Nam
Charles de Gaulle
France
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Know Your Bridge By
B. Jay Decker
Amous
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God
Jesus Christ
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bill Hartman
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Crete
John Wadley
United States
United Kingdom
General Electric
Westinghouse
Eisenhower
Bob Bix
Ike
Atty
Bih Rogers
Gen. Turner
KBYJ
Ramsey Clark
Justice Department
Wiliam Pitt
Chain of California Missions
San Marcos Pass
California
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Irene Dunne
Harvey Firestone
Basebal’s Branch
Rickey
Hubert
Castor
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