Love Affair Ends Soon in Senate Civil Rights Fight
Editorial notes the coming clash as Southern Democrats threaten a filibuster to block the House-passed civil rights bill. Senate leaders Mansfield and Humphrey prepare strategy to outlast the opposition, with Mansfield resisting a 24-hour session circus and Washington's political pressures.
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Clash of Titans Sonny Liston Cassius Clay Preview
Washington report contrasts Sonny Liston and Cassius Clay ahead of their heavyweight title bout. Liston from a troubled background with reformatory stints stands against Clay from a respected Louisville family who speaks with gusto. Clay vows to claim the title on Derby Day despite political and social undercurrents.
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The Farmer's Daughter gets renewed for second season
Hollywood reports Katie's The Farmer's Daughter renewed for another season. Inger Stevens says 100000 attend the St Paul winter carnival torchlight parade and hospital visits. she muses about marriage and the show's ongoing schedule while noting the midseason move from Friday to Wednesday. The piece also references William Windom as the congressman's son and governess role. The first dictionaries trace Besytians and Babylonians to explain signs.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature
Crossword clues tease a daily puzzle with brief entries like Shinto temple, large volume, on the ocean, Girt's name, and soak. The readable fragment hints at a classic puzzle page style, showcasing short hint lines that invite solvers to fill the grid.
Liston and Clay in faiths and crime era clash
Washington Journal interviews discuss Sonny Liston and Cassius Clay sharing evolving public images. Statements reference underworld inquiries, Kefauver probes, and Liston’s rehabilitation efforts, while Clay speaks on Islam, race, and racial tensions in America.
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A comic vignette collection begins with a tale about a speed trap poster laden Kansas town. A motorist finds no police signs en route and learns the warning posters are funded by the local police department. Another joke features Abner and a Chinese dinner order playing on rice. A Texan visits a Rolls Royce showroom asking for get well cars.
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Texans In Washington report on Guantanamo visit
Rep. Henry Gonzalez of Texas prepared a report on his trip to the U S Naval base at Guantanamo Cuba to inform the House and state and defense departments about Cuban civilian workers views on Fidel Castro and civil rights Gonzalez noted that 35 to 40 percent of Cubans are Negro and that some Cubans still back Castro for racial reasons He voted for the Civil Rights bill in the House along with three other Texans and addressed the Inter American Parliamentary Conference in Spanish He described thinking in Spanish in political moments and Dallas oilman Hy L. Hunt recently visited House Majority Whip Carl Albert to attend a funeral in Baltimore The Houston Symphony plans a Feb 25 concert in Constitution Hall
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Incentive Plan Is Losing Ground
Washington AP The governments incentive program to boost wool and lamb production since the mid 1950s is losing ground. Payments aim to lift wool output to 200 million pounds per year, but production has never reached that level and livestock on farms fell 5 percent in 1963, the Agriculture Department said.
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Spot of Fame Guess the Name
A quick grab bag question asks which language is spoken by the largest number of people and invites readers to guess the name behind the clue in a playful spotlight feature.
Palace and town of Versailles featured in tourist spotlight
Long column surveys the Palace of Versailles and its grounds as a premier French attraction. It notes the palace built over 30 years at a cost over 1 million livres, completed in 1682, serving as king's residence and government hub, with roads, private homes, and trade expanding around the royal complex.
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Clash in Black Muslim movement fuels rift and threats
Fulton Lewis Jr reports a bitter feud between Malcolm X and Elijah Muhammad over leadership of the Black Muslim movement. Malcolm, suspended by Muhammad, seeks support from New York and Chicago factions while sensational rhetoric and anti white statements fuel fears of extremism ahead of an expected 4,000-delegate convention.
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Economy stacked against farmers say USDS report
Washington AP The agriculture Department says rural communities face stacked economic odds in the Farm Index. Since 1950 more than 3 million agricultural workers have been displaced from farming and struggle to find city jobs. A seniority hiring system in industry delays their applications. Rural population loss raises local government costs as fixed services must be shared by fewer people.
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Spectacular bridge hand in 1959 championship
In a New York 1959 world championship match Italy versus Argentina, the second table delivered fireworks. West opened at one, North doubled, and a sequence of ruffed tricks and strategic discards led to a dramatic nine of spades and club finesse, resulting in a 1,100 point swing for the defense and a stunning victory for North South in that deal.
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