Live By These Principles Editorial Taster
A compact collection of aphorisms from Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe Jackson Crockett Disraeli Lincoln Twain and Emerson promoting vigilance liberty and virtue. The piece presents timeless quotes on government power freedom and personal responsibility from historic figures.
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United States
George Washington
John Ag
Patrick Henry
Thomas Paine
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
Andrew Jackson
David Crockett
Disraeli
Abraham Lincoln
Mark Twain
Emerson
Electoral College reform debated as Congress nears session
Proposals to modify how the presidency is chosen stir debate by scholars and politicians. Under current rules a state winner takes all electoral votes, sparking controversy highlighted by 1960 census shifts. Some argue change is needed to avoid electing a president by winning only 11 states. Congress expected to consider several proposals next January.
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Congress
Many Mental Problems Prevalent Study Shows
A New York City study finds 185 percent of residents completely well, with 36.3 percent mild, TLS percent moderate, and 23.4 percent impaired by mental health issues. Researchers from New York Hospital and Cornell Medical College say stress accumulation, not a single event, drives risk, varying by socioeconomic group. The two hour interviews covered 300 questions with 1 660 participants aged 20 to 59, about 11 percent of the long term cohort.
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Associated Press
NEW York
New York City
New York Hospital
Cornell University Medical College
Thomas S. Langner
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Langner
Bible Verse TO HIM Witnesses remission of sins
A brief biblical verse notes that all prophets testify that through Jesus name whosoever believes in him shall receive remission of sins. Acts W942
Baytown Sun staff and contact details listing
A block of newspaper masthead text lists publication days in Baytown Texas, staff roles including Editor Publisher Managing Editor Office Manager and Advertising positions, plus distribution and contact details. It notes the paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun, Inc. and gives rates and post office information.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Osseccseeaee
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
J.T. Bowling
John Wadley
MANET
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Seeeseeee
Sun
Houston
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
P. O. Box
Bavican
Congress
Associated Press
Uyatches
Amd
Underground Navy Propaganda Unit Targets Kennedy Defense Plan
Drew Pearson reports Admirals form a covert propaganda network to block defense reorganization under President-elect Kennedy. The card cites Rear Adm. Knoll and pastOperations 23 led by Adm. Burke, arguing three-service autonomy, budget splits, and carrier bias fuel opposition to any Secretary of Defense authority.
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Washington
Kennedy
Defense Department
D. W. Knoll
Air Force
Navy
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs
Pentagon
Air Force Magazine
Gen Twining
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Admirals
Truman
Louis Johnson
Burke
Air Secre
Tary Symington
Fhele
Arthur Radford
Eisenhower
Radford
IMJ
Secretary of Defense
Perfume Advice Sparks Humorous Debate in 1960s Columns
A circulated perfume company memo suggests applying fragrance to several body areas including legs to maximize reach, a claim met with skepticism by Pepzers columnists. The editor quips that a secretary with perfumed legs will face consequences, reflecting lighthearted controversy in town discourse.
WORLD'S GREATEST QUIZ PACKED WITH TRIVIA
Today's grab bag covers geography history and names. It asks which country hosts the highest inhabited town Gartok Tibet which Revolutionary War general Nathaniel Greene had anchor smith trade tuberculosis as a disease Chopin Calvin and Jackson suffered from Doctor of Civil Law is D C L and the other place linked with Scylla is Charybdis plus a birthday note and today’s Happened Today item about Panama's Jose Remon.
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Frederic Chopin
John Calvin
Andrew Jackson
D.C.L
Tibet
Gartok
Nathaniel Greene
Tuberculosis
Charybdis
Sleeper agents and anti communism in the party plan
The piece discusses Communist strategy to exploit a political transition by activating “sleeper” agents who pose as non communists. It cites examples like Prof. C Wright Mills and Rep. Charles Porter, notes aims to end the House Un American Activities Committee and Hollywood blacklist lawsuits. It argues the party seeks to erode anti communism and extend influence in film and arts.
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New York
America
Congressional Co
Communist Party
Morton Sodell
C. Wright Mills
Fidel Castro
Charles O. Porter
Trujillo
Castro
NBC
Cuba
Guantanamo Bay
U.S. Navy
Caribbean
House UN- American Activities Committee
Hollywood
Dalton Trumbo
House Committee
Trumbo
Sparacus
Slatots
Vi Canty
Suspension Style Confusion From The Summer Scene
In a note from the Martha's Vineyard Gazette the Nashville Banner reports on suspenders now rare in summer fashion. The piece humorously questions dictionary spelling where suspender is singular yet used in the plural sense to hold up trousers. The author jokes about adopting a belt to keep up pants.
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Martha's Vineyard
Mass
How Do You Stand by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater contends industrial society erodes daily purpose vs agricultural discipline. He argues automation and mass production dull personal satisfaction, urging a deeper view of humanity beyond gadgets and comforts toward meaningful work and future improvement.
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Barry Goldwater
Arn
Washington
Reyeal
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues List
A fragmentary crossword clue list featuring across and down prompts with numbers and partial word hints. Includes entries such as Dog's want Palm wine killed Electa and various puzzle cues like Singles Pilfers and Boxer's blow with scattered garbled text and stylistic errors.
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Electa
Chennet
Lmr. E
Conqueror
Ewe Love Jong
Boxer
Odd
North South bragging rights in chaotic bridge deal
In a European Championships team match between Sweden and Norway a chaotic deal unfolds. Norwegian East-West reach two hearts at table one, while at the second table Jan Wohlin overcalls with spades and doubles two clubs. Froseth's two diamonds lead to a disastrous sequence as Wohlin dumps a brilliant three diamonds read and executes clean trump control. South goes down four, 70 points, leaving readers to wonder if bad bids yield good results.
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EAS
Sweden
Norway
Schonborg
Froseth
South
West
Jan Wohlin
North
Lillichook
Wohlin
East
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