Humphrey Seeks Johnson Backing as Busy VP Faces 1972 Bid
Editorial views Hubert Humphrey as the most active vice president in history under President Johnson while handling a busy schedule of speeches and policy roles. The piece notes his role mirrors Kennedy’s VP pattern of visibility in a minor key and weighs his chances for 1972.
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Paris
Humphrey
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Japan
Korea
Formosa
Philippines
U.S
Far East
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Asia
Powell defiance cited as lawyer asserts possible jail order
Fulton Lewis reports attorney Raymond Rubin believes he has cornered Adam Clayton Powell. Powell, Harlem clergyman and congressman, faces massive judgments for libel and asset transfers. Rubin says Powell’s assets exceed the debts and may lead to jail if not paid within months. Powell’s immunity and political allies’ reactions frame tense civil dispute.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Raymond Rubin
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Harlem
Rubin
Esther James
Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
Financial House
James
Montego Bay
Jamaica
King Feature Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Update
Daily KING FEATURE puzzle clues list various across entries from Bounder to Pronoun with scattered misprints and irregular numbering. includes Turkish inn and fossil references, with several entries like Allude to something and By birth noted among mixed clue fragments.
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Columbus
Ukraine
Noel
Family Puzzled by Gift to Auto in Manlius
A perplexed village family east of Syracuse thanks a considerate motorist who left a Merry Christmas card and a new 550 dollar bill for damage to their lit re car, unknown incident details, and asked not to be identified.
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Manlius
N.Y
Syracuse
Christmas Dog of Courthouse Square tale warms the heart
A Houston front page story followed a small brown dog roaming from a bus stop to a church searching for its master. Crowds offered foster homes as SPCA kept vigil, and the dog finally found shelter with orphans just before Christmas, providing a rare warm note amid Vietnam news and traffic tragedies.
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AL Melinger
New England Courant
Ben Franklin
James
Houston
Shly
SPCA
Courthouse Square
Viet Nam
Washington Merry Go Round Economic Reprisal in McComb
New York attorney Ellis L Bert recalls his McComb experiences after DREW PEARSONs Washington column on the Albert Heffner family. Bert says COFQ aides sought to aid Heffner with legal help amid civil rights work in McComb and explosion damages to a Freedom School.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Albert Heffner
McComb
Mas
Johnson
Jeter
Ellis L. Bert
New York
Heffner
Mr. Bert
COFQ
Freedom School
Baytown Sun masthead and personnel listing
A faded Baytown Sun masthead shows staff roles and contact details. The piece includes editor and publisher names, management positions, address, and subscription rates, reflecting a preprint style common to mid century newspapers. The text also contains lengthy quoted material about civil rights and labor union issues from a different context, noting persons such as Al Heffner, Coulton Smith, Emmet Thornhill, and references to McComb and New York Post wires.
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John Wadley
Paul Putman Wee
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Pres Me Asociates Prexu
McComb
Emmet Thornhill
Coulton Smith
Heffner
al Heffner
New York
New York Post
Wire Service
Heiner
Washington
John
Behemoth of Holy Writ in Circus Lore
Guess the name from a grab bag of trivia clues. Conquerors from whom England derives its name, the traditional end of a rainbow, the sport tied to farm sheets, Jenny Lind’s US impresario on her 1850 visit, and the animal dubbed Behemoth of Holy Writ appear as Spotlight of Fame clues.
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England
Jenny Lind
Viet Nam War Escalates and Riots in Los Angeles
AP Top 10 lists major events including escalation of the Viet Nam war and riots in Los Angeles. Other items reference LBY legislative efforts, Northeast power failures, space flights, Selina march, Dominican Republic, Winston Churchill's death, Pope Paul VI visit to New York, and India-Pakistan fighting.
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Los Angeles
LBY
Northeas
UB. Ang U
Winston Churchill
Pope Paul VI
New York
India
Pakistan
Henry To Buy Sparrow
Henry McLemore recounts a kitchen saga after buying a 26 pound turkey for Labor Day. His wife despairs over the feast while he fights thawing, oven fits, and a massive roasting pan. He jokes about buying a sparrow next year to avoid such a holiday mishap.
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Johnson
Michelangelo
David
Megan
Bible Verse About Dying for All and Living for Christ
The excerpt cites First Corinthians 5 15 emphasizing that Christ died for all so that those who live should no longer live for themselves but for Him who died and rose again.
Know Your Bridge From 1960 World Championship Hand
The 1960 World Bridge Olympiad match between France and the United States features Ghestem and Bacherich for France and Silodor and Rapee for the U S. A bold double by Crawford against four spades backfires as Ghestem doubles and Bacherich makes four spades for 1030 points. At the other table East goes down one to France earning 880 points. contrasts in South’s bidding illustrate strategic differences.
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France
United States
Ghestem
Bacherich
Crawford
Stone
Declarer
King Feat
Silodor Ang Rapee
North
East
Hearts
Tres Syndicate, Inc
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