Gov Daniel commended for leading third Texas special session
Editorial lauds Gov Price Daniel for summoning a third special session and crushing opposition from Harris County lawmakers. It argues the governor’s 30 day session is essential to address loan sharks, Escheat enforcement, farm to market funds, juvenile parole financing, tourism, and repairs to the San Jacinto Monument and Huntsville prison, urging legislators to act for Texas residents.
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Houston Post
Odd Facts From Mailbox Ben Franklin Bath Habit and More
Everywhere New York highlights quirky items such as Benjamin Franklin's habit of three weekly baths, a note that twice as many drown in bathtubs as pools, and expert claims gambling is America's biggest industry. Also covers sewing trends, lollipops as tranquillers, driving safety stats, nail growth, Leonardo da Vinci, office automation, and petty theft costs.
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Benjamin Franklin
America
John Learne
Ilegahry
Frenny Fonda
Shelley Bermar
David Sarnoff
Communications Tyccon
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Times
U.S
Boston Children’s Hospital
Leonardo da Vinci
Jeannie Thomas
Irving J. Bolttner
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Baytown Sun staff and publishing details listed
Baytown Sun imprint shows editors publishers and staff roles including editor and publisher, managing editor, office manager, and national manager at O Box 206 Baytown Texas. It lists subscription rates and carrier pricing, with note of First Amendment era newspaper affiliation and Association membership.
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Baytown
Texas
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Amn Ent
Kennedy Era Church Separation Aide Fears a Catholic-Run Government
Drew Pearson reports that John F Kennedy faces a three branch government headed by Catholics with McCormack Mansfield and Kennedy allies shaping policy. He urges McCormack to publicly affirm separation of church and state and for JFK to push education aid against church schools. Eisenhower to oppose right wing fringe and bolster bipartisan policy with Kennedy backing.
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John McCormack
House of Representatives
Kennedy
Houston
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
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Senate
McCormack
Howard Smith
Virginia
McCortack
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HEW
Abe Ribbcott
Congressman McCormack
Boston
McCormacky
House Rules Committee
Jim Delaney
New York
Tip O'Neill
Cambridge
Mass
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Gerval
John Birchites
Chris Herter
Ike
George McGhee
Congo
Ka‘tanga
TV Star Tries Bribe Then Five Tens Fade in Morning Police Stop
A TV star speeding at dawn attempts to bribe a motorcycle cop with a ten, then a fifty, claiming honesty. The officer declines, noting the sunset as the star reaches for a larger bill and faces a likely ticket. The year 1961 is cited as a humorous aside.
New Look in Banking and Other Books Review
A catalog of recent titles examined by a library reviewer. It covers Adrian A. Paradis with women advancing in banking careers, George C. Smith on mathematics as a universal language, Anita Brooks on tea and coffee from field to cup, and Kari Hunt with Bernice Wells Carlson on the cultural reach and history of masks through time.
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Adrian A. Paradis
Scienor
George C. Smith
Richard Prochaska
Anita Brooks
Orient
Fincas
Fazendas
South America
Africa
Kangani
Japan
London
England
United States Customs
Kari Hunt
Bernice Wells Carlson
Bible Verse FOR WHAT is a man profited
A short Bible verse reflecting on the value of the soul over worldly gains, quoting Matthew 16 26 about profit and exchange, prompting contemplation of eternal priorities.
How Do You Stand on Conservatism and Policy
A skeptical reader questions the conservative label, arguing that many conservatives advocate reforms and public spending when advancing national interests. The passage cites Jefferson, Roosevelt, Coolidge, Hoover, and Fannin to illustrate that conservatism has supported education, commerce, and infrastructure, challenging claims that conservatives always oppose innovation or public expenditure.
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Thomty Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
Department of Commerce and Labor
Food and Drugs Administration
Vin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
United States
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Waxahachie Judge To Hear Contempt Case In Beaumont
Judge A Royce Stout of Waxahachie will preside at a contempt hearing in Beaumont in Criminal District Court. Judge Harold Clayton was ordered to appear before the grand jury after failing to respond to a subpoena. Judge Owen Lord requested outside assignment to avoid a conflict with his associate judge.
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Clayton
Criminal District Court
Criminal District Court Grand Jury
Bridge misfire costs Italy points in Buenos Aires match
In a Italy United States bridge match played in Buenos Aires last year, West opened with a club two, North-South vulnerable. Norman Kay doubled with strong defensive values, Silodor responded, and South’s two spades led to down three for 800 points. At the other table, the deal repeated with down four for 1,300, Italy gaining 400 points on the overall change.
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United States
Buenos Aitres
Norman Kay Weat
Sidney Strodor East
Kay
Silgdor
Apare
Ttalian South
South
West
East
Booth
Punta
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Dorrie Langhiln
Drew Pearson
By Bennett Cerf
Lincoln Highway
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Leander
Hero
Ito
Vatican City
Andrew Sackson
New Orleans
Bren
Alexander Pope
Turin
Nan Jones
Central Press
Chemical World
Palermo
Sicily
Jose Ferrer
Times Square
New York City
Lincoln Park
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