Editorials on Government Inequities and Favoritism
A reader argues government inequity is the gravest crime. Five examples show favoritism, including a near thirty million dollar federal loan to a rival East Texas paper mill while local mills underused. Rural electric coops publish widely at far lower postage, while private and public utilities’ rates rise. The piece calls on every citizen to act as a committee of one to expose inequities and seek equity.
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Uncle Sam
East Texas
Southland Mill
Lufkin
Rural Electric Cooperatives
U.S
Heart Disease Emerges as Major Killer in U S
Analysis shows more than half of current deaths result from heart and blood vessel diseases. In 1961 fifty four point six percent of deaths were cardiovascular with over a third under sixty five. Texas records 1960 show thirty eight thousand cardiovascular deaths. estimates indicate over half a million schoolchildren with cardiovascular issues. Lifespan has risen with education and medical advances.
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National Office of Vital Statistics
Texas
Business Optimism Persists Amid Weather and Politics
New York reports cautious optimism among businessmen despite snow and squabbles. Steel and autos show strength with rising output and expected spring gains. Iron Age urges steel users to stock 500000 tons by March 31, while prospect of a summer strike looms. Auto sales hold, debt rises, and index futures rebound after December slide as investors eye evolving conditions.
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New York
Charles de Gaulle
Iron Age
Detroit
Congress
de Gaulle
Baytown Sun Post Office Filing Note
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including Editor Publisher General Manager and others. A second request is filed at the Baytown Texas Post Office under a March 3 18% act. Office address given BP Box 308 Baytown Texas.
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Jenene
Caevewensis
Veseres
Baytown
Texas
Congress
BP. O
Deficit Forecasts Rally Against Kennedy Budget Plan
Barry Goldwater argues the Kennedy administration's budget forecasts are overly optimistic, predicting deficits of 8.8 to 11.9 billion for fiscal 1963 and 1964. He contends tax-cut assumptions and rosy GNP projections distort reality, urging Congress to curb spending in 1964.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
America
Harry F. Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Congress of the
United States
Backwoods Sheriff Race Roiled by Egghead Charge
In a rural Backwoods race for sheriff a candidate derided his opponent as an egghead. The rival proclaimed he never belonged to any thinking group. A separate note shows a woman awaiting magazine editor feedback on a steamy story with a delayed reply and a connected wire joke about irons.
TODAY'S GRAB BAG QUIZ ANSWERS AND NOTES
Answers reveal a mix of trivia and historical tidbits. The most valuable mineral product of Washington remains unstated here, while East Merk under Charlemagne is a misrendering of East Mercia. The Latin motto query and other items hinge on era lore and geography, with Death Valley marked as the lowest land in the Western Hemisphere and Roman dress implying footwear.
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State of Washington
East Merk
Charle Magne
Mary-land
Western Hemisphere
Powell Seizes Seaside Acreage In Puerto Rico Resort
Washington column exposes Congressman Adam Clayton Powell’s private use of two acres seized by Puerto Rico for a resort, converting the land into a personal retreat amid education funding wrangles. The piece notes the seller farmer’s long misery, Powell’s $50,000 build, and questions of land expropriation compensation.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Puerto Rico
Garden of Eden
Cerro Gordo
Dorada
Harlem
Jacinto Negares Cordova
Powell
Bayamon
Nevares Cordova
Congress
Palms
House Education and Labor Committee
Luis Munoz-Marin
Convict James Conway Decries Forced Shave at San Quentin
James Conway, 30, serving a robbery sentence at San Quentin, complained to Marin County Superior Court Judge N Charles Brusatori that prison officials shaved his lip after becoming enraged by losing his mustache. Associate Warden Louis St Nellson admitted the forcible shave but denied any beating or choking.
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San Rafael
Calif
James Conway
N. Charles Brusatori
Marin County Superior Court
Conway
San Quentin State Prison
Louis St. Nelson
Bible Verse But God Commendeth His Love Toward Us
A brief religious verse quotes Romans five eight, noting that while we were sinners Christ died for us and reflects on divine love and mercy.
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Christ
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle lists numerous across and down clues with mixed typos and garbled letters. Readable entries include themes, names, and scattered hints while most items are unclear or corrupted. The page presents a standard newspaper crossword setup with listed clues and positions rather than a completed grid.
Gray areas in bridge bidding yield only one proper choice
A 1956 match between France and the United States features two hand situations where choices aren’t clear cut. In the first table the Stayman auction leaves West in an awkward spot and France wins with 11 tricks after club lead. At the second table an East overcall decision and later five clubs doubled produce 750 for the defense, yet France gains 900 points overall.
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Ken Keating
E-N.y
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Stuart Symington
D -Mo
Cuba
Pentagon
U.S
Sen
Keating
Cube
United States
France
Jafs
Trezel
Auit
Weat
King
Worth
East
Solomon
South
West
Ghestem
Kahn
Bacherich
North
Goren
King of Diamonds
Ires Syndicate, Inc
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John Wathey
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Sny News
Temas
Agen
Abas
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U.S. Army
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Eliot Paul
Folk OF Fame
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Maryland
Potomac
Mississippi
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Schuylkill
Fair~ ‘Mount
Nan Jones
Csnivel Press
Pacific
William Walker
Nicaragua
Navy
New York Navy Yard
David Fame
Austria
Death Valley
Washington Report
State Department
White House
Walton Butterworth
Ottawa
Diefenbaker
Attenton
McGeorge Bundy
Fulton Lewis JR
David Dubinsky
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
Liberal Party of
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Empire State
Dubinsky
Willard Wirtz
Adlai Stevenson
Wirtz
Missouri
Tom Curtis
ILGWU
Curtis
House
Herbert Hill
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Labor Department
Hill
Arthur Goldberg
Pressers
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New York State Commission For Human Rights
Local 10
Ernest Holmes
Holmes
State Commission
International Union
Jerry Schoen
Moon Valley
Hollywood
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Mavier
Ogied
Inscot
Edna ¥Erber
Hunter
Nichols Scot
Cal Hero
Wask
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