Peace on Earth Good Will Toward Men Reflected in Luke Readings
An excerpt from Luke chapter two recounts Caesar Augustus' taxing decree, Joseph and Mary traveling to Bethlehem, the birth of Jesus in a manger, shepherds in the fields, and the heavenly chorus declaring peace and goodwill. The shepherds visit the child, share the news, and return glorifying God for all seen and heard.
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Caesar Augustus
Cyrenius
Syria
Joseph
Galilee
Nazareth
Judaea
David
Bethlehem
Mary
Christ the Lord
Prohibition era tales of Mike Gulledge and bootleg runs
A first person reminiscence recalls Mike Gulledge, his family, and their bootlegging network around Austin during Prohibition. The piece details tree farming, distilling, and street deliveries by his clan, including clandestine yards, a YMCA alley rendezvous, and a lethal end for Mike in Huntsville after a failed customer recovery.
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Mike Gulledge
Mike
Gulledge
Austin
YMCA
Huntsville
Bible Verse Luke 8 21 My mother and brethren are these
Verse quotes Jesus saying his mother and brothers are those who hear the word of God and do it. The line emphasizes obedience as familial likeness, aligning kinship with faithfulness to God’s teaching.
Baytown Sun Masthead and Contact Details
The Baytown Sun lists John Wadley as Editor and Pub Xaher, Corrie Laughlin as General Manager, and multiple department heads including Managing Editor and Circulation Director. It notes pricing of $1.45 per month and $17.4 per year, with post office filing under the March 3 act and a Baytown Texas address.
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Peresweeees
Baytown
Texas
Congress
F. O
Cannon blocks White House bid to repack House Rules
Washington report notes Clarence Cannon chairman of the House Appropriations Committee blocks administration plans to shrink the Rules Committee. Rumors swirl on who might switch votes in 1964 and which Democrats or Republicans will seek seats or renomination, with figures like Vinson Hull Pilcher and Yarborough looming in the political landscape.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Clarence Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
White House
House Rules Committee
Cannon
Sam Rayburn
Sam
Department of Urban Affairs
John McCormack
McCormack
Carl Albert
Ter
Rules Committee
Missouri
W. R. Hull Jr
Carl Vinson
House Armed Forces Committee
Vinson
House
Georgia
John Pilcher
Ohio
Steve Young
John Bricker
Young
Bob Taft Jr
Senate
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Russell Bontrager
Donald Bruce
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
Walter Judd
Judd
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Jim Wright
Lyndon Johnson
John Connally
Yarborough
John Tower
Mexico Employees Start 10 Day Yale Holiday
Mexico City AP reports government offices close for a 10 day Christmas holiday beginning Saturday. All activities halt and work resumes January 2, per the interior minister. Only tax collection offices will operate normally.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Try and Stop Me Couple of Newspapermen Read Private Letter
A Radcliffe senior visiting a corner drug store asks the pharmacist to read a letter she received. The pharmacist notes the intimate content, the girl blushes and hugs him before leaving. He quips the handwriting is from her doctor boyfriend and only a pharmacist can decipher it.
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Radcliffe
Quiz Bag of Tricks From a Troubled Era
A fragmented trivia lottery asks about an IAS microtome use, the Edystone Light ballad link, a word fragment in construction, the meaning of F A, and a tri-color flag. It recalls 19 years past President Roosevelt naming Eisenhower commander, then dissolves into a Cowper quote and a dictionary-style entry on a Confederate secretary of state, with hints about the figure’s West Indies birth, Yale education, Civil War roles, and exile to England.
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Confederacy
West Indies
Yale
New Orleans
U.S. Senate
Jefferson Davis
England
Unclear historical figure and mixed OCR fragment
Fragment from a historical column notes a Georgia born figure who joined the Virginia bar at 20, served 17 years in Congress advocating secession, nearly became Confederate president, and later fled the U S. It also includes birthday notices for film director Michael Oxr iiz and poet Juan Ramon Jimenez, plus unrelated quiz items and a tune line.
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Georgia
Virginia
Congress
North
Confederacy
Inter
U.S
James
Michael Oxriiz
Howard Hughes
Juan Ramon Jimenez
Merry-Go-Round roll call on Christmas happiness
Drew Pearson lists people making Christmas brighter and darker across the nation. It cites Haverford Township tax clashes with nuns, Rep. Floyd Breeding’s payoffs to his wife, broadcaster fights, newspaper strikes, and oil tank concerns, contrasted with charity drives by Renner Inc and leaders like Kennedy and McNamara. It also notes possible gains from direct lines between Kennedy and Khrushchev and profiles several individuals who could boost cheer with actions or policy shifts.
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Washington
Haverford Township
Grey Nuns of the Sacred Heart
John F. Connerly
Crown Cork and
Seal
Floyd Breeding
Kansas
Breeding
National Association of Broadcasters
Leroy Collins
Collins
New York
Gulf
Texaco
Cities Service
Renner, Inc
Philadelphia
Renner
Gordon Lange
John F. Kennedy
Defense McNamara
U.S.4
Parade Magazine
Clayton Wallace
White House
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Memorial Baptist Program Tonight Canticles of Christmas at eight
Memorial Baptist Church hosts The Canticles of Christmas tonight at 8 p m in the sanctuary. The Sanctuary Chorale directed by Terry Stephens will present music scripture meditations and congregational participation with soloists Mary Beth Moak Joan Pruett and Stephens. Members include Dorothy Ammons Norma Cannata Janiece Ellisor Ann Frazier and others.
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Sanctuary Chorale
Baptist Church
Terry Stephens
Mary Beth Moak
Joan Pruett
Stephens
Dorothy Ammons
Norma Cannata
Janiece Ellisor
Ann Frazier
Glennie Jordan
Geneva Price
Joyce Rice
Carolyn Sears
Ann Stephens
Carolyn Young
Homer Ammons
George Baldridge
Russell Colburn
Donald Denny
Don Dittman
Byron Haney
Ernest Haney
Shan Hill
Hollis Latimer
Allen Rice
Marshall Rowe
Johnny Savage
Ancient Egyptians valued ed lass like gems and gold
Ancient Egyptians considered colored glass equal in value to gemstones and precious metals because its production was difficult and costly. They often set colored glass with gold and gems in jewelry.
Daily Crossword Puzzle ACROSS Scram 6 Adhere 11.6 12
Across clues include Montague son breve mus confined and other wordplay items. Down clues feature fake web like membrane part of to be and more.
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Montague
Jerusalem
Ice and Spades at the Table in a Curious Notrump
A tense bridge game unfolds with North-South vulnerable. A bold two hearts bid prompts a puzzled reaction from North while the South player mirrors a cautious strategy. The narrator laments a strained hand and a suggestion of six notrump as an ice cold solution.
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Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadley
Paul Putman, Corrie Laughlin
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William Cowper
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American Ol Companies
Little River Mills
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Harry P. Davis
Sum Oi Co
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