U S Taxpayer Generous Soul
An opinion piece argues the average American taxpayer is paradoxically generous yet relies on withholding taxes, supporting government programs while criticizing tax loopholes. It cites Rep. Wright Patman on private foundations and foundations used for tax avoidance, noting examples and calls for tightened laws without stripping philanthropy.
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Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Aurora
IRS
Patman
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
A crossword style NEA feature titled Try Your Word Power includes clues and partial entries such as Hote, Enroll, Land measure, Modern school of painting, City in India, Coeurs Idaho, Ceremony, Most uncommon, Greek fabulist, Pilfes, Put to death, Gatekeepers, Female sheep, Cyprinoid fish, Priestly discourses, Networks, incline, Historical records, Exhort, Scandinavian woman's name, Disavowals, Lively place, Outer-, Near East prine, Savers extra, Proportion, Detecting devices rely in Florida, Command, Most malicious, Defraud, Cheestut.
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Modern School of Painting
India
Idaho
Near East Prine
Florida
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun in Baytown Texas lists staff including Editor Fred Flartmen and Publisher Bho Garumuen with John Wadley Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman and Ann B Pritchett in associative roles. The Editorial Department names Preston Pendergrass Beriy Holcomb and managing editor roles with Advertising led by Dwight Moody and Corrie Laughlin. Publication notes state the paper is entered as second class matter at the Baytown Texas post office and published weekdays and Sundays from 1361 Memorial Drive. Subscription rates show $1.75 monthly or $21 per year with 10 cent single copies.
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Fred Flartmen
Veessese
Bho Garumuen
Wees O
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Eeserererre
Ann B. Pritchett
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
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Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
E. O. Rox S
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Harris Sees Harris as Best Actor in Camelot Oscar Race
Paul Hartley argues for Harris to win best actor for his Camelot performance, denouncing critics who push Spencer Tracy and lamenting Hollywood political bias. He defends merit over politics, praising Harris as transcendent and predicting critics’ attempts to sway the awards will fail.
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Paul Hartey
Hollywood
Duke Wayne
Richard Harris
Stege
King
Lancelot
Harris
Arthur
Robert Goulet
Richard Burton
Spencer Tracy
Oscar
Tracy
Harace
Chicago
Holliwood
Camelot
Josh Logan
Richard
You
Main‘ St
Broadway
Beebe
This Day In History December 29 1967 Highlights
The item lists major events on this date including 1934 Japan renouncing the Washington Naval Treaty, 1478 Becket’s murder, 1803 birth of Andrew Johnson, 1845 Texas statehood, 1848 Polk gas lights at the White House, and 1940 London bombing in WWII.
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Associated
Japan
United States
Britain
Thomas Becket
Canterbury
England
Alirew Johnson
Texas
White House
James Polk
Executive Mansion
London
Old Testament Verse Malachi 4 2
A biblical verse from Malachi 4 2 describes the Sun of righteousness arising with healing in his wings and the faithful going forth and growing strong like calves from a stall.
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Malachi 4
World's Fare By Wick Fowler
Trading stamps would be more popular if you could mail letters with them.
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Wick Fowler
Insurance runaround blocks Mississippi Negro officeholders
Washington column details how 22 Mississippi Negroes elected to county posts face hurdles obtaining bonds. Northern insurers demand large cash bonds or delay approvals, threatening to bar Negro officials from taking office despite historic electoral gains. Firms cited include Insurance Company of North America and Fidelity and Guaranty, with various rejections and partial approvals.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Mississippi
Justice Department
The
Insurance Company of North America
Philadelphia
Jackson
Miss
Paul Pullen
Nugent and Pullen
Sylvester Gaines
Jefferson County
Earlie Lott
Willie Thompson
Leander Monroe
Claiborne County
Martha Lee
Pullen
W. Richard Heilman
Heilman
Cur
Lee
U.S. Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Baltimore
Charles Jones
Coahoma County
Mathew Walter
Issaquena County
Melvin Smith
Iss
U.S. Fidelity and Guaranty
Willford Gragg
Presbyterian Eye, Eer and Throat Hospital
Gragg
Hartford
Fidelity
Fidelity and Casualty of
New York
Matthew Walter
Griffin McLaurin
Holmes County
Fox-Everett
Fidelity and Casualty
John Victor Herd
American Telephone and Telegraph
Beekman Downtown Hospital
Brooklyn Hospital
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
New York University
Adelphi University
Salvation Army Advisory Board
No Simple Cure For Noisy Ligaments In Neck
Q A reader asks about neck joints cracking and pain. A snapping sound comes from ligaments or tendons. avoid rapid neck turning and use a heating pad 20 minutes two or three times daily to ease soreness.
LBJ Ranch Respite Aims At Busy Bill Filling
President Johnson moves his office to the Texas hill country ranch for a year end stay with plans to host Israel's Prime Minister Levi Eshkol on January 7. He is to stay through at least that time as budget work and bill signing occupy the schedule. The stay includes drafting the State of the Union and hosting budget officials and Cabinet members.
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Frances Lewine
Associated Press
San Antonio, Tex
Johnson
Texas
Israel
Levi Eshkoil
George Christian
Szenda
Charles Schulee
Congress
White House
Lady Bird
Luci
Patrick J. Negent
Kakry
Lott
Yuki
Randolph Air Force Base
Christian
Day Unto Day A Prayer for Larger Prayers
A devotional plea asks the Lord to enlarge our prayers and stretch them beyond ourselves. It urges moving from the routine to the extraordinary and from the commonplace to the vast plans God wishes to provide.
Play Bridge With Jacoby Asan
The article recounts a bridge hand where South opens with spades over clubs, North responds clubs, and three no trump becomes the contract. South discards a club, then executes a precise endgame line feeding diamonds and running clubs. The play showcases modern bidding ideas and expert dummy play.
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South
North
Culbertson
West
East
Imemspeger
Bridge problem from Pasa Fass am spath Wid HlG3593
The bidding sequence starts West North East South in Pass and three hearts after a pass. With West passing, North and East also pass. Determine the optimal continuation after the three hearts bid. Tomorrow’s answer will reveal the recommended play.
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West North East
Pasa Fassam
Spath
West
Tomorross
Johnson's Third Term: Sworn In Then Resigned Three Minutes Later
On January 3, 1961, Lyndon B. Johnson was sworn in for his third Senate term but resigned three minutes after the ceremony. The brief move marked a rapid transition before his vice presidency.
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Lydon
Johnson Siverept
Teres
Johnson
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