Newspapers Denounce Judge News Muzzle In Texas
About 600 Texas newspapers condemned Bastrop Judge Leslie Williams for orders aimed at limiting press coverage of court cases. The editorial argues such moves threaten press freedom and fair trials, warning they set a dangerous precedent and misinterpret the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure.
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Texas
Texas Press Association
San Antonio
Bastrop
Leslie Williams
TPA
Williams
Miami
Houston Papers
Messler
Candace Mossler
Melvin Lane Powers
Wiliams
Rural Power Urged Through Farm Bureau Membership
A district appeal urges farmers to join the Harris County Farm Bureau, which has 1126 members, to strengthen rural influence amid declining political clout and rising costs. The bureau, describing itself as democratic with policy decided by votes at county, state, and national conventions, seeks broader farmer participation nationwide.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Ers
Harris County Farm Bureau
The
Farm Bureau
Fulton Lewis Speaks on Shrivers Job Corps Misleads
Anti poverty press handouts misstate Job Corps results. A Kemper Lewis Jr. example shows a graduate working as a porter for $40 weekly rather than as a cook. Maryland officials arranged the low wage porters job after graduation. Investigations reveal limited access to payrolls and broad public criticism of program transparency. CAPTIAL CAPSULE: Morse accuses Pentagon generals of nuclear disaster risk.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Shrive
Kemper Lewis Jr
Quachita
Hot Springs
Ark
Kemper
Baltimoore
University Club
Young Kemper
Maryland State Employment Service
Louisville
Courier - Journal
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Nothing Is Safe At Home Nothing Is Safe At Home by Henry McLemo
Henry McLemo recalls living with a thrifty spouse Mary the Munificent who discards possessions with gusto. He laments constant removals by a closet-cleaning zeal and fears the loss of items like his Texas boots from a cardboard carton ready for disposal.
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Henry McLemo
Ami
Mary
Goodwill
Lke
Duke Wayne
Mexico
Dorothy Draper
Colorado
St. Lawrence
Gardner as HEW Secretary Draws Criticism From Congress
Washington Merry Go Round reports President Johnson named John W Gardner to head Health, Education and Welfare. Gardner invited scrutiny from lawmakers and drew comments from Rep Paul Rogers as he chaired a House committee study. Harley Staggers becomes new House Energy and Commerce chairman.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
White House
LBJ
John W. Gardner
Helth, Education, and Welfare
Gardner
Congress
Paul Rogers
West Palm Beach
Fla
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Carnegie Corp
Harley Staggers
DW. Va
House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
HEW
Rogers
Florida
Food and Drug Administration
Harold Howe
Education
James Goddard
Frank Keppel
Wilbur Cohen
Johnson
George Mahon
Lynden
House Appropriations Committee
Lyndon
Appropriations Committee
Baytown Sun masthead and recent White House notes
A Baytown Sun excerpt lists staff roles and contact details for the paper, including editor and publisher credits. The text shifts to a national politics narrative describing Gardner's HEW appointment, education philosophy, and a White House meeting with Congress members, plus a Johnson appearance and a Proverbs 26 17 anecdote about Viet Nam.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Mue
Viet Nam
Today’s Grab Bag The Answer Quickl y
A playful trivia item with questions about biology history and geography. It lists long bone, author names, biographer, nerve speed, and a Canadian city. It notes famous birthdays and a future guidance line urging thrift and tact as a teaser for Spot of Fame Guess the Name.
Vast volcanic wonder in southern Idaho national monument
Ruth Ramsey notes a T4-square-mile Idaho site packed with craters lava flows caves and tunnels. Red and blue stalagmites stalactites dot lava caves while sparse vegetation clings to some flows giving the area a moonlike, eerie landscape famed for geology.
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Spot of
Idaho
Farmers Income Record Shows Strong 1965 Growth Outlook
Roger Babson notes U S farm income rose in 1965 to about 14 billion dollars amid strong livestock demand and rising meat prices. He cites surpluses yet improving price supports and predicts continued expansion in 1966 with growing exports and world demand, including Europe, Japan, and Canada, while Soviet Russia nears grain production strain.
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Roger Bs4bson
Babson Park
Mass
U.S
Uncle Sam
Europe
Japan
Canada
Soviet
Russia
Bible Verse Hebrews Chapter 9 15 35
A Bible verse notes Jesus as mediator of the new testament through death to redeem transgressions under the first covenant, so those called may receive the promise of eternal inheritance. This references Hebrews 9 15 and the concept of eternal inheritance through Christ.
Remarkable slam in 1964 Portland bridge event
West led spades to start a dramatic six diamonds bid by South in a men's pair championship. Oswald Jacoby, facing a tricky diamond suppression, inferred East held the ace of diamonds and correctly played the king to win the queen and the slam. The hand showcased expert inference under pressure and a rare successful contract.
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West North East
Portland
Ore
South
Shawn
King Fe
West
Oswald Jacoby
Texas
East
Jacoby
Alam. Res Syndicate
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Peace Corps
Wayne Morse
D.-Ore
Radio Moscow
Pentagon
Morse
Tan
Che Baytoum Sun
Desde A Alie Ves
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Act of Congress
Baytown Sun
Memorial Drive
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Ff Ermot
Carnegie Corporation
North America
Felix Mendelssohn
Horacee Greeley
Norman Rockwell
James Michener
Shelley Berman
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Demosthenes
Germany
Thomas Carlyle
Phutarch
Victoria, B.C
Quipicey “Woot
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