Too Many Press Contacts Around Johnson Aide
Washington insiders note Johnson's inner circle sustains unusually close ties with the press. A top aide, once a newspaperman, and his spouse cultivate intimate relationships with reporters. Captiol Hill friendships around Johnson intensify questions about Bobby Baker and a rumored Kennedy move in 1964.
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Lyndon Johnson
Washington Press Corps
Johnson
Washington
Capitol Hill
White House
Senate
Bobby Baker
Robert Kennedy
Pop Goes Sickles Humor Spurs Classroom Pun
Congressman Carlton Sickles, known as Pop to friends, laughed at a high school crowd calling him Rep Sickles. When a student asked his first name, another replied Pop. He quipped that the students must have been in a good humor.
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Maryland
Carlton Sickles
Rep. Sickles
Pop
Sickles
Humphrey Says Silence Holds In Panama Crisis
As Panama tensions spiked reporters pressed senators for reaction but many withheld comments. Hubert Humphrey offered no remarks beyond silence citing fear of misinterpretation and further inflaming a fragile, fluid situation.
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Panama
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Congressmen Dual Roles and Autographed George Washington Portrait
Report notes many members practice law while serving in Congress and influence government clients, with cases involving Sam Gibbons Arch Moore and Abraham Multer. It also tells how a Gilbert Stuart Washington portrait, lost in Calcutta, was found purchased and returned to Washington, identified as the White House East Room original.
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Pubic Utilities Commission
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Tate
Gibbons
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Arch Moore
R-W. Va
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Nova and
Abraham Multer
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George Washington
Gilbert Stuart
Wasington
Calcutta
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Duncan Emmerich
U.S. Information
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Ramdoolal Dey
United States
Emmerich
State Department
Brooklyn
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Rooney
Erik Conders
Marble
Wead
Mass
Couders
Stuart
White House
Dolly Madison
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING. FEATURE 41 Glacial snow field
Puzzle clues list hints for a national daily crossword feature. The fragment mentions per clues 41 for glacial snow field and 42 for let fall followed by 46 for Self. The item appears as a puzzle page teaser with sparse entries and partial clues.
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf recounts a dining shock
A summer scene at a lavish Williamstown country house features John Gunther and the late Sinclair Lewis as dinner guests. The anecdote notes both men authored best selling books, prompting a wry toast and a shocked host who realizes the writers are present.
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Williamstown
John Gunther
Sinclair Lewis
Lewis
Gunther
U.S.A
Lewis and
Questions From The News A 25 item quiz header
A newspaper puzzle lists 25 current events questions covering world leaders battles and political episodes. It mentions Cypriot president peacekeeping, a Cubs star plane crash, officials defecting to the U S and other geopolitical items with references to Geneva talks Berlin Wall and the LBJ fitness drive.
Spot of Fame Quiz Sparks Ocean of Trivia
A playful grab bag poses five questions about steel weapon origins, the Flying Dutchman, Dartmouth location, the oldest U S college, and Mark Twain. It references explorers, poets, and a spotted fame theme tied to Pacific islands and historic battles.
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Vel Anawer
Cape of Good Hope
Dartmouth College
United States
Letters To The Editor Critique Of Front Page Editorial
A reader praises common sense and good judgment, commending the Sun for its front page editorial published Thursday. The letter emphasizes lagsee with 100 percent in reasoning and urges continued practicality in public discourse.
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The
Sun
Who's Who In American History Quiz Review
A garbled test item asks who in history held British policy roles, painted landscapes, or led WWI efforts. It includes clues about American figures, a clue about the last name of the Ut h President, and messy reader commentary on local governance and a community oyster fry with thanks to volunteers.
Kiwanians Hear Tripoli Oil Find and Seaport Plan
Baytown Kiwanis Club heard Pete Dyke of Humble Oil and Refining Co Bay Refinery discuss 1959 Sahara Desert oil discovery and a new seaport Marshall Briga planned by the company. He described native conditions including 30 percent infant mortality and 80 percent lacking water or electricity.
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Pete Dyke
Humble Oi and Refining Co
S Bay
Tripali
Baytown
Bylene Keller
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Bill Foote
Wayne Gregory
Circle IK Club
Lee College
Bill Borker
Jimmy Wilhite
Key Club
Gayle Brady
Jean Fuller
Peter Uniken
Frank Teinds
Montesnier
Gary Marlin
Ray Crestelly
James Avn Armsworth
Diana Alford
Ed Rut- Tedee
Did You Know Facts on Deaths and Rail Travel
A compact note reports that most water deaths occur at night due to lighter traffic and states that Andrew Jackson was the first US president to ride on a train.
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United States
Andrew Jackson
Know Your Bridge By 8. JAY BECKER East dealer
East-West vulnerable. The article discusses a bridge hand where South aims for three notrump, but the play of part-score hands is tricky. Declarer threads defense by careful drafting and signaling, leading to making the contract despite East cashing key tricks.
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Jay Becker
East South West
North
Hearts
Alam
East
Declarer
West
South
Bastre Syaticare, Inc
Baytown Sun Advertising Desk and staff credit line
Advertising department listings and staff names including Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mac Jackson Robert Gilmore John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin and a note that Baytown Sun is published afternoons at Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas under the act of March 3 1878 seeking second class mail status.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston
Pendergrass
Beulah Mac iJackson
Robert K.gilmore
Advertising Department
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
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