Editorials And Features Limit On Political Spending Unrealistic
Editorial notes that a $3 million annual limit on political committee spending is labeled unrealistic by Republican leaders. Citizens for Goldwater Miller plans to use remaining funds to aid conservative lawmakers, influenced by Goldwater. The group’s treasury exceeds $200,000, mostly from unspent 1964 presidential campaign funds, and will be allocated to incumbents rather than nominating new candidates.
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Barry ‘Goldwater
Republican Coordinating Committee
Coordinating Committee
Citizens For Goldwater-Miller
House
Senate
Goldwater
Arizona
White House
Citizens Committees
Texas Gop
Peter O'Donnell
Citizens For Goldwater Group
Citizens Organization
William E. Miller
GOP
O'Donnell
Congress
Citizens Group
GOP Senators Face Difficult 1966 Campaigns
Fulton Lewis reports that Senators Morton and other GOP leaders foresee a tight 1966 bid. Key targets include Tower in Texas, Curtis in Nebraska, Simpson in Wyoming, Jordan in Idaho, Mundt in South Dakota, Allott in Colorado, Boggs in Delaware, with uncertain bets in Me, Ky, NJ, and Ore. Dems and labor plan to surge money in five states amid White House pressure.
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Fulton Lewis JE
Washington
Kentucky
Thruston Morton
Sen
Morton
Senate
White House
Great Society
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
San Francisco
John Tower
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Tower
Wyoming
Milward Simpson
Johnson
Big Labor
Teno Roncalio
Mike Manatos
Plowa
Jack Miller
Ufe
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Miller
Idaho
Len Jordan
Stauchly Conserva
GOP
Ed Brooke
Maurine Neuberger
Oregon
Tim Babcock
Jim Battin
South Carolina
Albert Watsom
Donald Russell
Alabama
John Sparkman
Rhode Island
Claiborne Pelt
Ilinois
Paul Douglas
Thurston Morion
Rabies Shots Taken After Cameron County Outbreak
An outbreak of rabies in Cameron County led 26 residents to take anti rabies shots. Health officials reported the destruction of more than 100 dogs. Of the patients, 21 live near Brownsville and the rest in the Harlingen San Benito area.
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San Benito
Cameron County
Brownsville
Harlingen
Two Airmen Reported Missing Die in Vietnam
Two airmen listed as dead in Vietnam by the Defense Department were Airman J C Johnson A Meade of San Antonio and T Sgt John M Chappell of Big Spring. Both were reported missing earlier and now confirmed deceased.
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Washington
Texas
Viet Nam
Defense Department
J.C. Johnson A. Meade
Minerva R. Meade
San Antonio
John M. Chappell
Dorothy Marie Chappel
Big Spring
Letter to Editor challenges voluntary foreign investment policy
Arnie K. McKay criticizes the Baytown Sun editorial on a voluntary $1 billion cut in foreign investment, arguing for legislative action instead of reliance on voluntary limits. He contends Johnson’s approach elevates a personality cult, questions the fairness of enforcement, and warns that voluntary restraint risks bribery and unequal competition. He also contrasts foreign investment with aid, noting aid may empower oppressive governments while investment supports growth.
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Baytown Sun
Baytown, Texas
LBJ
Johnson
Arnie K. McKay
Free Funeral Offer By Newspaper On New Year Plans
Burlington Free Press offers a free funeral to any reader who notifies the paper of plans to drink and drive on New Year’s Eve. For the fifth year, registrations are welcome before 4 p.m. December 31, with 39 people having signed up previously and no fatalities among registrants.
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Burlington, VI
Burlington Free Press
The
Free Press
Jewish refugee appeals to Brezhnev to end Soviet anti semitism
Nathaniel Kruglak, Milwaukee auto dealer and Jewish refugee, writes to his former classmate Leonid Brezhnev urging an end to anti semitism in the USSR. He recalls harsh school memories at Kamenskoye and cites inspector Zolotaryev’s brutal discipline as a source of enduring prejudice and a warning that anti semitism endures if unchecked.
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Washington
Milwaukee
Soviet Union
Nathaniel
Hat) Kruglak
Leonid Brezhnev
Kremlin
Kruglak
Sta
Brezhnev
Kamenskoye
Dneprodzerzhinski
Asimov
Atbezbauer
Artemev
Barabash
Zolotaryev
Ussr
Rome
Hxruglak
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun publishes from 130 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with editor and publisher roles listed including Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore Bill Hartman and others. The paper is a second class matter post and carrier rates are listed with weekly and yearly options and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
FOX
Today’s grab bag quiz and trivia answers
Answers to a mixed trivia column include The Mormon Church for question one a provocateur is a spy or plotter the Cheshire Cat faded away leaving only its grin William Jennings Bryan was secretary of state at Wilson's start graphite is used chiefly as a lubricant and paces in the text provide context for a Madison birthplace feature tying to Virginia’s Orange County estate at Montpelier
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Wilson
Orange County
James Madison
U.S
Madison
Wiliam Thorton
Mormon Church
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Enough Of World Opinion
A speaker declares 1966 as a turning point refusing world judgments on U S actions. He questions critics while defending U S efforts in Viet Nam and space, arguing the nation bears costs for freedom and aid abroad, and ends with gratitude for America. He insists the United States must weigh its mistakes against its achievements for others worldwide.
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United States
India
Pakistan
England
France
Russia
China
Viet Nam
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
America
Earth
Verse Reference Jesus Birth Prophecy
A biblical quotation from Matthew 1 31 stating that Mary shall bear a son and name him Jesus who will save his people from their sins. The verse emphasizes the divine purpose and messianic role predicted for Jesus in Christian tradition.
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Jesus
Sensational East discard would have defeated 3NT bridge
A rubber bridge hand shows South reaching 3NT after East West bidding. Declarer plays hearts and clubs, East discards a spade then a diamond. If East had discarded the ace of diamonds when dummy returned a club, South could still make but East could have defeated the contract by signaling West lacked diamonds.
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East South West
East
South
Declarer
West
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