Silent Cal to TV Era The Presidents on Radio and Screen
Editorial contrasts Calvin Coolidge as the quiet era’s emblem with Franklin D. Roosevelt John F Kennedy and Lyndon B Johnson under media scrutiny. It notes FDR’s frequent radio use and television era showmanship while flagging Johnson’s cautious televised presence and Kennedy’s unflinching public gaze. It argues energy resolve and legislative push drive outcomes.
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Calvin Coolidge
Frankin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Reynolds accused as security risk in Baker case report
Drew Pearson reports that Don Reynolds, a key witness against Johnson in the Bobby Baker affair, has a history of reckless accusations against alleged Communists and sex deviates. FBI findings show Reynolds, a former consular official and Air Force officer, sold on the black market, pursued promiscuous relations, and used influence to aid a German contact. The Air Force began charges of lack of morality and reliability, while Reynolds sought Capitol Hill exposure and became an informer for Senator McCarran, name dropping immigration staff during a closed hearing.
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Drew. Pearson
Washington
Don EB. Reynolds
Johnson
Bobby Baker
FBI
Reynolds
Air Force
Germany
Hildegard Buchal
Capitol Hill
Pat ‘McCarran
Dnev
Immigration Bureau
Double-Talk Examples Circulate In New York Column
Everywhere NEW YORK features a playful look at double-talk phrases with mock translations. The piece showcases how language can say one thing while implying another, listing humorous exchanges about courtesy, duty, and everyday situations to illustrate this social quirk.
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New York
Henry
Colt
Buddy Boy
Reynolds Flexed Influence In Dropping Security Charges
Reynolds ingratiated with McCarran who pressured the Air Force to drop security risk charges. He received an honorable discharge after the pressure. In May 1952 he admitted engaging in black market activity in Germany and using his consular role to arrange sexual relations with visa seekers. He also admitted arranging a visa for Hildegard Buchial to Switzerland and sought entry to bypass German immigration rules, while FBI cross-examination revealed threats to deport a German girl if she testified in a divorce case. Associates labeled him vicious and malicious, deceitful and untrustworthy, and noted he made false statements to the government on many occasions.
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Reynolds
McCarran
Air Force
Germany
Hildegard Buchial
Switzerland
Wether
United States
Ofier
FBI
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across Clues
Crossword puzzle page lists clues across and down with wordplay hints. Entries include Military vehicles City New York Channel markers Grass color Not helped Whether Sea mammals Goddess of victory Hindu sacred Monarchs headdress Leg or mutton sleeve Copper Glacial ridge Approach Elephant tusk Girl nickname Mandarins Hut Eating utensils Perfect Like mint Petulant Russian name Poem Progemiyt Narvotic shrub Cunning.
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Stobend Oubward
City
New York
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A humorous 1963 Bennett Cerf collection notes comical beach and dog anecdotes. Jokes include detachable blisters for sun-avoiding vacationers and self-wetting bathing suits. A lifeguard questions a lost toddler about his mother’s suit amid beach chatter.
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Bennett
Cerf
Fred Allen
Feacher
Soung
Bennett Cerf
Hing Features Syadicate
Soviet espionage cited by Hoover on open society risk
Fulton Lewis Jr reports on Hoover's claim that over 7 percent of Soviet diplomats in the United States are intelligence agents and recounts incidents of espionage recruitment, open society advantages, and Soviet methods at conventions, federal offices, libraries, and other public sites to gather industrial and technical data.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
United States
U.S
Gennadi Sevastyanov
Department of Suite
Thivector Hoover
Harvard Business Review
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Navier University
Cincinnati
Ohio
G Nan Hoover
San Francisco
Vie
Tex
Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Utah
Atomic Energy Commission
Grand Junction
Colo
Stapleton Airfield
Lowry
Ent Air Force
Franklin Mountain
el Paso
Jaurez
Fort Bliss
Biggs Air Force Base
Hoover
Sceat Air Force Base
Thraus
Department of Commerce
Quick trivia and history grab bag items
Answers include a hackamore as a type of horse bridle a trio of Chinese rivers the Yangtze Huang He and Xi Jiang Lake St Clair location between Michigan and Ontario where the Detroit River connects Lake Huron and Lake Erie the Dead Sea and composer Richard Wagner. The column mixes society notes and a local famed poet spot.
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China
SS Clair
Jordan
Hwang Ho
Michigan
Canada
Lake Huron
Lake Erie
Detroit Land
St. Clair
Dead Sea
Richard Weaner
Soaegg Srosyeteetic Dagrenet
Baytown hopeful outlines blunt council bid
PD COCK ROBIN-HE WAS PROVOCATIVE memo from News Desk outlines a Baytown council bid. The speaker argues for a bold capital-improvement program funded by debt and higher taxes, urging the middle aged and young to lead, build a modern city hall, and invest in roads and recreation. He claims a plainspoken, no-polish style and vows to speak freely on all public issues if elected.
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Baytown
Young Na Ory
Ared
Aml
Bayioen
Behold God is my salvation trust and strength
A biblical quotation asserts that Jehovah is the speaker’s strength and song, providing salvation and courage. The phrasing emphasizes trust in God over fear and presents God as refuge and deliverer in times of need.
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God
Jehovah
Baytoun Sun Staff and Editorial Leaders Named
The Baytoun Sun announces its staff and leadership lineup including Editor and Publisher General Manager and Managing Editor. Listed are office and circulation contacts such as Fred Hartman James H. Hale and Beulah Mae Jacksones with addresses and department heads in advertising retail and national management.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston
Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jacksones
Robert K. Gilmore
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