Editorials- Cars and Wars Kill More Than You Think
The piece notes traffic deaths exceed wars since 1775 with 1,378,854 highway deaths versus 1,130,393 in eight wars, lists war tolls, and compares Texas road losses at 356 million dollars. It urges safer driving during holidays, citing speed and drunk driving as major factors and suggests motorists follow caution to prevent accidents.
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Texas Department of Public Safety
United States
Texas
Department of Public Safety
Texas Leads Population Surge While Nation Grows
A census survey shows Arizona New Mexico and Texas expanding almost three times faster than other states in the past decade. The three states rose 52.8 percent versus 18.5 percent nationwide, reaching 11,832,861 in 1960 and adding 2,690,893 people. Phoenix area doubled, Houston and Dallas grew through migration, with projections toward 141 million by 1970.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Phoenix
Environs
Houston
Dallas
Short Production Times Planned For Two Films
AP Movie Writer Bob Thomas reports Hollywood shifts to rapid productions with Pat Boone starring in a 12 day to 15 day schedule Western and a 41 day shoot for Evil Come Evil Go. Boone praises faster schedules and studio gambles amid postwar film changes.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Pat Boone
Robert Taylor
MGM
Taylor
Nat Holt
Handsome Bob
Wally Beery
Tomake
20Th Century-Fox
A.P.I. Films
Fox
Boone
Rod Serling
Bob Lippert
Pat
Migratory Laborers Return To Mexico From U S Contracts
Mexico’s Foreign Relations Ministry reports about 180000 migrant laborers have returned from the United States after securing contracts. As of December 15 only about 10000 workers remained in the U S, expected home in January. The U S hired fewer braceros this year than in the prior three seasons, with 432000 hired in 1960 and roughly 3800 percent in 1962. A 4 percent annual compound interest from year 1 AD would grow to an unfathomable total.
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Mexico
Ministry of Foreign Relations
United States
World Peace Council
Howard
Russia
All Union Peace Committee
Soviet Union
New World Review
Charles P. Howard Sr
Subversive Activities Control Board
The
Nation Guardian
New York
House UN- American Activities Committee
Soviet Russia
Katanga
Freedomways
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U.N
Charles Preston Howard Sr
Black Muslins
Baytown Daily Newspaper Masthead and Rates
Displays staff roles and contact details for Baytown Daily including editor publisher and department heads. Advertising, circulation, and subscription rates noted. offers mail and carrier pricing. notices legal placement and AP affiliation statements present.
How Do You Stand Sir Barry Goldwater View on Cuban Crisis
Prominent Democrats in Congress press for a fuller airing of the Cuban crisis. Senator Russell questions the peace gains and calls for on site inspection, while Khrushchev's response and UN role are noted. The piece critiques the Kennedy administration, Cuban sovereignty, and new preventive actions against anti Castro groups. Hebrews 2:17.
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Washington
Congress
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
Atlanta
Hemisphere
Cuba
Sen. Russell
Kennedy
Castro
Caribbean
United States
Florida Keys
Singing dog stalls show with bathroom lock stuck
A local radio station hosted a man with a singing dog who would perform only when the master was in the bathroom. The man was hidden in a hall bathroom and the dog began to sing, but the bathroom door jammed. The noise interrupted a cooking show a young mothers session and a Tropic of Cancer discussion.
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Nodd-Ball
Henry Miller
Minute Man statue city and more Easter trivia
Questions span city of Minute Man statue, best electric conductor gas, 1944 UN foundation conference, Caesar calendar end year, noon New York London time, and a feature on a future governor who rose from Yale lawyer to state leader. Also includes folks like Gladys Swarthout and Nellie Fox.
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United Nations
Julius Caesar
New York
London
Two World War Vet Yale Alumnus Faces Gubernatorial Race
A 2 Fellow Yale alumnus and Philadelphia trial lawyer, aged older than his rival, is profiled as a leading Democratic candidate in Pennsylvania. A decorated war veteran, former mayor, former district attorney, and sinking of notable vessels are cited as part of his distinguished career.
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Pennsylvania
Ing
Philadelphia
Andrea
White House Christmas past and current quiet
Washington column recalls how Christmas at the White House evolved from festive gatherings in earlier administrations to a silent, lit mansion during later presidencies. It details Teddy Roosevelt and Andrew Jackson era revelries, Roosevelt lighted tree innovations, and Coolidge Hoover era quirks.
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Washington
White House
Florida
Ted Lincoln
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Texkdy Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Jackson
Johnny Donelsan
Johnny
Santa
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Santa Claus
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Roosevelt
TVR
Teddy
Kermit
Archig
Quentin
Mrs. Roosevelt
Coolidge
Cal
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Larry Richer
Peggy Anne
Peter
First TV Station In Mexico Is Approved
A request to launch Mexico's first television station was filed in Mexico City. Roberto Najera Martinez seeks permission from the Communications Ministry to operate a color station on channel 16, making Mexico a pioneer among Latin American nations in TV.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Roberto Najera Martinez
Communications Ministry
Editors Speak On Retired Journalists Joining UNC Faculty
Asheville Citizen editorials urge attracting retired national figures like Mark Ethridge to UNC journalism faculty. They argue seasoned professionals with Social Security pensions can contribute wisdom at lower cost, boosting college budgets and inspiring future writers. The piece cites D.Hiden Ramsey lectures as a model of such value and calls for organized recruitment through North Carolina institutions or church-related college councils.
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Y.c
University of North Carolina
School of Journalism
Mark Ethridge
Louisville Courier Journal
State
Eldridge
U.N.C
North Carolina
Vr. D. Hiden Ramsey
Western North Carolina
Asheville - Biltmore College
N. C. Council of
East West bidding unlocks endplay in bridge hand
In the East West deal East opens with a spade and South uses the bidding clues to navigate. Declarer leverages Easts likely K Q clubs to endplay West after cashing trumps and drawing to force an end position. Easts opening bid sets up the plan and South executes the required endplay.
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East
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West
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Rant
Svold
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Hast
Raat
EU Syndicate
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