Editorials Great Year For Health In Texas
Texas closed 1962 with strong public health gains. Population topped 10 million on July 27, births outpaced deaths by 3 to 1, and health coverage expanded to four new counties. Polio was checked after mass vaccination while cities advanced planning, waste disposal training reached 110 towns, and radioisotope licensing came under state supervision. Water supplies met standards in 19 communities as 120000 samples were analyzed.
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Texas
State Health Department
Federal Atomic Energy Commission
Health Department
Safety Creed Promotes Safe New Year Travel in Texas
A Texas Safety Association creed urges motorists to practice safe living before New Year trips. It links personal well being, family duty, neighborly care, national service, and faith to broad safety, ending with a call to strict attention and obedience to safety laws.
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Texas Safety Association
The One Person Behind All News in 1962
A reflective essay argues news centers on individuals shaping global events. It cites Kennedy's Cuban quarantine and cultural icons like Kathy Fiscus to show personal impact drives readership, noting human biases and private yardsticks govern what becomes headline material.
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Kathy Fiscus
U S
Yangtse
Tarzan
Tolstoy
Micky Spillane
Thorsten Weblen
Tibet
Kennedy
Cuba
Speeding Driver Wrecks Antiques in San Diego Home
In San Diego California an automobile driven by 20 year old Raymond Arthur Wright plowed through the Strong home wrecking antiques gathered by Mr and Mrs Walter Strong both 82. Mrs Strong left the living room and was injured by shock. Wright fled from an officer for a traffic violation at high speed and was hospitalized with a fractured wrist facial cuts and possible internal injuries.
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San Diego
Calif
Walter Strong
Strong
Raymond Arthur Wright
Wright
Post-Christmas letdown grips nation across minds and wallets
Everywhere New York reports a seasonal malaise as households face returns, debts, and cranky moods after the holidays. Doctors note a widespread ennui though not a true illness, with seasonal fatigue easing under rest, exercise, and smarter meals.
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John
Warm Jail Cell Desired By Man In Washington
Washington police report Donald Johnson, 30, sought winter confinement by crashing a hammer through a storefront window. He resisted arrest, demanded harsher charges, and asked for a jury trial while awaiting booking on destruction of private property.
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Washington
Donald Johnson
Johnson
Baytown Sun publication details and staff listing
The Baytown Sun Inc publishes afternoons five days a week and Sundays in Baytown Texas. The note lists editor publisher general manager managing editor office manager circulation director and staff including Beulah Mae Jackson James H Hale Robert K Gilmore Preston Pendergrass and John Wadley. It includes address Box 308 Baytown Texas and pricing terms for home delivery with carrier rates.
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Baytown
Texas
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Reanager
Fred Hartman
Seeaees
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergras
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Today’s Grab Bag Answers and Trivia Puzzles
Quick quiz answers include fangle definitions and ship parts, plus a Cyprus proximity question. Features on Radio City Music Hall opening, fashion designers, and notable birthdays. Includes cryptic clues about hauberk, a mission burial site in Carmel, and a famous fashion figure’s origins.
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Berlin settlement prospects rise amid U S Soviet talks
Washington report outlines favorable signals from East and West Germany leaders including Ulbricht Brandt and Khrushchev, proposing UN roles in West Berlin and a possible NATO to UN transition. Plus notes on Cuban missiles, Guantanamo risk, and mutual inspection during crises.
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Russia
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Gromyka
U.S
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Castro and Company
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Trecenvy
Bill Schulz
Gitmo
Guantanamo
Guantanamo Bay
Editors Speak On Media Access In Macon Newsroom
In Macon Georgia editors defend electronic journalism while cautioning against barring reporters from the House floor. They argue isolation booths won’t solve past confusions caused by lobbyists visitors and lawmakers and could hide public access. Meanwhile in Nashville AP reports Leslie Ann Hill 17 Miss Jacksonville Florida pageant hopeful braves a five inch snow blanket during a Christmas visit.
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House of Representatives
Nashville, Tenn
Jacksonville
Fla
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Nashville
Mickey Cohen Faces Federal Tax Suit Over Back Taxes
In Los Angeles the federal government seeks 374,476 dollars in back taxes and interest from Mickey Cohen for 1945 to 1960. U.S. Attorney Francis C. Whelan said a suit has been filed to recover the unpaid taxes. Cohen began a 15 year sentence for income tax evasion last May at Alcatraz.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Francis C. Whelan
Cohen
Alcatraz
Jesus to Save People from Their Sins
The verse from Matthew 1 21 proclaims that she will bear a son and you shall name him Jesus for he will save his people from their sins.
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Jesus
Seven Notrump Grand in a Bizarre Bridge Auction
In a pair tournament North overcalled spades with two hearts and the nearly comic sequence led to seven no trump. South, aiming for a high score in match points, chose three no trump over two hearts and navigated a diamond ruff risk. West pursued seven spades before North declined further, and South ultimately secured seven no trump, a grand slam reached through an unusually cooperative misdirection. Wag Syndicate IA.
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Mike
South
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North
Blackwood
Aix
East
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