Is Party Discipline Possible in Texas Editorial
Editorial argues Texas Democrats have long lacked discipline but JFK era shifts prompted attempts to unite factions. It notes Johnson-Yarbrough peace moves, pressure on Don Yarborough to refrain from challenging Connally, and mixed reactions from labor and Republicans. The piece suggests discipline may be effective if governing races align with White House goals.
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Why No Fight For Parents Tax Credit Debate
The Johnson administration opposed income tax credits for college students and parents with college children. Senate defeats and a later narrow margin kept the bill from passing. Treasury aides favored keeping tax cuts limited to avoid opening further reductions, shaping the outcome indirectly.
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Reynolds and witnesses named for a Senate Rules probe
Memo outlines a potential investigation of Don Reynolds and his credibility as a witness. Pearson offers government documents and lists witnesses including John Lindsay of Newsweek and Mary D. Stoll, who can shed light on Reynolds wartime activities and private car purchases. The Bible verse at the end appears as unrelated epilogue.
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Washington Post
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Conflicting Testimony on Reynolds in Baker Case
Washington memo recounts Leonard Bursten and Sally McCarthy alleging Reynolds boasted of high level Republican contacts and cites past investigations. It argues for thorough inquiry with reliable witnesses and contrasts past probes into Teapot Dome with Baker Reynolds scrutiny.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE
Puzzle clues for Across and Down run in a compact KING FEATURE grid. Entries include common crossword terms, with multiple clues referencing letters, numbers, and wordplay. Readers solve by filling the grid using provided hints for positions and word lengths.
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A famed American comedian on a goodwill tour in Mexico faces a language barrier in a remote district. A local volunteer translator recounts the act, with the crowd silent until the translator begins his own material. The Indian brave joke about Columbus then closes the tale.
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Daily trivia from history and literature notes
The page poses five questions: Centre College’s state, author of Moby Dick, person August named after, author of The School for Scandal, and the Diet of Worms. It then recounts a dated history snippet about Columbus’s remains and related artifacts, plus a few birth names and a 1521 council led by Charles V. The mix blends trivia prompts with a long historical blurb.
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Everywhere Assignment by Wal Boyle
A collection of humorous observations on society and human behavior. The column mocks gender shifts, modern manners, and everyday foibles, touching on fear, vanity, boredom, and practical wisdom from the view of a wry observer in New York.
Die-in threat in North Carolina sparks civil rights clash
Fulton Lewis reports on a wave of protests against desegregation including threats of self-immolation by North Carolina activists. Rev. Banks and Rev. Blow vow to die for freedom if Asheboro desegregation is not achieved by May 30. Cox echoed similar extremes amid a wider national political backdrop of civil rights battles.
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3M Company To Build New Plant In Brownwood Texas
Gov. John Connally announced that Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing plans to purchase a 100 acre site in Brownwood to build a plant manufacturing reflective liquid and plastic films for marking and emblems. The facility should be operative by February 1965, creating 100 to 150 jobs within a year. Construction begins this summer on three production buildings and an office totaling 173000 square feet.
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Texas
Bert Cross
Hippopotamus ivory denser and whiter than elephant
A brief note states that hippopotamus ivory is denser and whiter than elephant ivory, highlighting the distinctive properties of the hippo's tusks.
Know Your Bridge. By B. JAY BECKER
East dealer, neither side vulnerable, North ki104 wa s642, West fast s8753632 Q10878525- -akqis Xe "wT s7T2 South £ age kivgs 1073 wad. The bidding: East South West North Le out of turn 4¢49 Dble Pass Pass. Opening lead king of dubs. A tale of a bid out of turn and a rich harvest. Bowie overcalls four hearts after four diamonds, wins ten tricks to make the doubled contract, despite West holding many trumps. The story recalls Clagett Bowie's bold play and cautionary note on misbids.
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Bowie
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Tres Syndicate, Inc
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