Editorials Present Capital's Growth and Satellite Cities
The piece argues Washington's population will rise from 2.3 million toward 3.3 million in 415 years, with half in new satellite communities along expressways near the capital. Virginia already hosts one, with two more planned between Washington and Baltimore offering housing, schools, parks, and light industry. Sociologists fear uniform housing prices may create homogeneous, single-class cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
Baltimore
Businessman Impressed By Federal Executives
A prejudiced business leader visiting Washington found high level federal officials capable and intelligent. He remained skeptical of government prospects yet acknowledged the competence of the people running it, saying the government may fail but be in the hands of mighty intelligent people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
University Establishes Course In Witchcraft
George Washington University in Washington DC adds a course on witchcraft and sorcery to study modern political behavior. It examines fear under pressure and societal hysteria, noting witches as non human and sorcerers as driven by jealousy and ambition.
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George Washington University
Washington
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf three blades and a pub dog
Three Aberdeen blades sit with a dog in a pub. A man jokes the dog is almost human. The exchange leads to a comic line about the dog wriggling out of buying the next round. Old man Wimpfheimer visits a golf club with his son Andy where Andy swallows a toe, prompting a doctor’s chaotic response with a putt.
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Aberdeen
Grosvenor Square
Wimpfheimer
Andy
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun announces editorial and management staff including editor and publisher general manager managing editor office manager circulation director and promotion manager with advertising department and national representation. It is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc at Pearce and Ashoes Baytown Texas with P O Box 208 Baytown subscription rates and postal notices.
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Cesses
Fred Hartman
James HL Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah
Jackson Robert HK. Gilmore Oo
Bill Hartman Havennenes Sewer
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashoes
P.O. Box 208
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Fresh
Associated Preas
Ndt
Azad Jocal
McNamara budget questioned by key lawmakers defense clash
Fulton Lewis reports House and Senate Armed Services committees doubt the 49 billion Pentagon budget. Reps Rivers and Hebert press McNamara to justify cuts and warn against overlooking constitutional duty. Tower and Thurmond call for more missiles and broader defense spending while intra service debates intensify.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Robert McNamara
House
Senate Armed Services Committees
McNamara
Mendel Rivers
Richard Russell
Senate Group
Senate
John Tower
Texas
Tower
U.S
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Europe
Asia
Pentagon
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Rep. Rivers
Congress
Rivers
Louisiana
Edward Hebert
Hebert
Washington education bill stirs religious groups and lawmakers
Lyndon B Johnson faces strong Catholic Protestant and Jewish opposition to his education bill. Critics cite church state concerns and debate over parochial aid, while liberal Catholics argue the plan mishandles ecumenism and public school access, with hearings fast tracked by Powell and Perkins.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Johnson
Cardinal Spellman
Jim Delaney
D-N.y
Health, Education
Anthony Celebrezze
National Education Association
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Caniel Hill
American Jewish Congress
Civil Liberties Union
James Madison
The
Civil Liberties ‘Union
John F. Kennedy
Paps John
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
House Education and Labor Committee
Carl Perkins
Kentucky
Mirror Of Business Magic Numbers Move Markets
Americans chase "magic numbers" in a psychologist driven stock and budget mood. The Dow neared 900 and the market held above the 900 level on two closing days while many listed stocks lagged. The federal administrative budget neared 100 billion, though the cash budget shows real spending closer to 127 billion, creating cautious optimism about the economy and market psychology.
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Samdawson
NEW York
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
Dillon
SPOT OF FAME SPARKS GREEK CITY QUIZ INQUIRY
The page poses five questions about a dedication at Bunker Hill Monument Lincoln pennies the number of one eyed jacks Swiss cheese holes and the world’s largest living thing. It references Greek cities and landmarks with Roger Williams birth and a riddle enigma puzzle style.
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Paine
Bunker Hill Monument
Greece
Atedea
Sisyphus
Bellerophon
Syracuse
Corrylia
Crewmen Charged In Boat Collision Off Mexico
In Tuxpan Mexican authorities charged Brownsville Texas shrimp boat crew led by Captain Russell Duval with several counts after the John O Callaghan collided with a Mexican Coast Guard cutter. Duval and crew remained jailed as protests proceed.
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Tuxpan
Menlen
Brownsville
Tex
Coast Guard
Russell Duval
John O'Callaghan
Federal Public Ministry
Duval
Jali
Mexico
Know Your Bridge lessons from a declarer’s view
Bridge column by B Jay Decker examines two play scenarios in notrump and hearts contracts. It details defensive signals, safe lines to guard against South gaining the lead, and advice on timing trump ruffing and diamond plays to maximize chances of making six hearts or three notrump.
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Senate
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Abraham
Barry Goldwater
FTC
North
South
Bing
Lowe Low
Club Ures Syndleste, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle Game by King Feature
Puzzle clues span across with partial OCR renderings. Entries include author names, Roman money, constellations, and various themed terms. Readable fragments reference familiar crossword knowledge like Shakespeare and Greek myth while some words appear garbled or incomplete due to OCR.
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Bennett Cerf
Che Baytown
Suc
Fulton Lewis
Jefferson, Ga
John Isaacs
Scripps Marine Life Research Program
Navy
San Diego
David
Babylon
Christ
Prof. Isaacs
Scripps
LBJ
UPI
Ed Alley
Psyburn Building
Alley
SAI
Dean Rush
Patrick Gorflon Walker
Brith Foreigen
Politieos
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
John Sherman Conner
Wiliam Moorhead
D-Pa
Pittsburgh
National Humanities Foundation
Mirror of Business
Ahings
A. L. Mencken
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Vower Siuc
480 Blc
Thermopyine
Plataea
Salemis
Mycale
Philip II of
Macedon
Rome
Julius Caesar
Eohas
Roger Williams
Rhode Island
America
Adlai Breventon
Oetere Red Huttons
Nigel Brute
John Corradiaz
Tim Falr
Hank Agron
Charte Diering
Daniel Webster
B. Jay Decker
Queen of Diamonds
King
Anteri
Constellation
Galtiumayn
Beheya
Barth
Troquoian
Esterday
Guida
Kaavary
A Bank
Aleep
Sander
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