Editorials Fewer Pet Projects in Johnson Budget
The editorial notes a shift in federal budgeting under President Johnson with fewer politically untouchable programs and a requirement that agencies justify or propose removal of outdated lines. It highlights White House control, broader scrutiny of all authorizations, and questions about sustaining programs like the Supersonic project and Rural Electrification.
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Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf and Memoir Tone
Kenny Morgan offers tips for tipping Paris taxi drivers or porters as a humorous guide for travelers. He jokes that excess praise or worship would be overdoing it and a muttered sendoff is just right. Texas Guinan, Broadway hostess, urged laughter to be a musical mood. Her funeral drew one eulogy: Texas, this is the first time you ever made us sad.
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New GOP Leader Ford Promises Initiative Over Reaction
Rep. Gerald R. Ford of Michigan announces an "under new management" shift in House Republican leadership focusing on initiative and policy of alternatives. He aims to empower committees, press for minority solutions, and attract staff to boost action rather than reaction. Ford cites Eisenhower guidelines and intends to have every House Republican on the first team.
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Baytown Sun Masthead and Contact Information
Baytown Sun masthead lists staff roles including editor publisher general manager and office manager. It notes publication details Baytown Texas address Pearce and Ashbel and post office box 208 with subscription rates and national representation. The piece includes statements about Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
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Senate push to end aid to Nasser regime and aggressors
Fulton Lewis reports influential U S Senators will press for legislation prohibiting all aid to Gamal Abdel Nasser's United Republic, labeling current State Department efforts as ignoring congressional will. The piece cites Nasser's military buildup, Soviet bloc aircraft, and Nazi scientists developing rockets, with talk of a 1966 U S move to halt aid to aggressor nations.
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Fulton Lewis JR
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United Republic
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Pre Registration Opens for Lee College Spring Term
Lee College announces spring term starts January 27 with pre registration this week for new and returning students. Regular registration January 25 26 by time permit. fees due January 14 18. Final exams January 15 71, dead week January 12 18. SCAT and placement tests scheduled for prospective spring entrants.
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Walter Kundell
Tee College
Rundell
Spot of fame guesses the Gothic cathedral landmark
A hilltop architectural Gothic church described as a rare Norman transeptal towers cathedral built 1280 1970 with carvings statues minstrels gallery window tracery and the ruins of an old castle nearby. The feature notes this spot of fame as a widely famed landmark in a bombed city.
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Inauguration Plans Seek Snow as Johnson Prep Grows
Washington Roundup notes LBJ’s inauguration crowds may surpass Kennedy era numbers with warm weather and less snow. Diplomatic chatter shifts as Khrushchev ally Gromyko’s caution rises. Miscellany covers Sammy Davis Jr. fundraising, Judd Ford-Halleck talk, and State Department plant sales amid East-West trade shifts.
Lee College Offers New Comparative Government Course
Lee College announces Introduction to Comparative Government for first time this semester. Three hour credit course open to freshmen and sophomores, taught by Jim Rey, meets 9:25 a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday, led by President Walter Rundell.
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Lee College
Walter Rundell
Jim Rey
Pritein
Sayier
United States
University of Texas
Maroney
Clarence Schultz
Division of Social Sciences
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Decker
South West North le Pass 2 2a Pass 4 Opening read four months East Pass Trump echo aids defenders in signaling exact three trumps and guiding defense. Without it players face tough choices on returns. The article explains how the echo works and its impact on defense.
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