Editorials- LBJ program popular one
President Johnson aims for broad appeal in his State of the Union proposing a mix of Roosevelt Kennedy and Johnson ideas. He plans poverty focus, higher unemployment spending, a tax cut, civil rights, medical care for the aged, and federal aid to education, with youth training still pending. Senate leaders anticipate some major measures but expect less overall.
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Johnson
Congress
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Marruana
Senate
Bis
State of the Union
Mansfield
South
Everett M. Dirkson
Ilinois
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Absentee Congressmen as Piece-Work Pay Idea
Washington report notes Republicans could push a pay by days plan, citing a roll call showing Democrats as the worst hockey players for absences. Sen Ed Long of Missouri, a Democrat, is highlighted as the Senate’s top absentee in 1963 with a 46 percent record.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Senate
Ed'‘Long
Missouri
Long
Railroads inch toward crisis as work rules loom
Washington AP reports the rail labor dispute nears a new crisis as federal mediation resumes after six months. Labor Secretary Wirtz and mediator board officials meet with railroads and five unions to push terms before a February 25 deadline. Issues include wage structures, yard jobs, and night differentials. a nationwide strike looms if talks fail.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
James J. Reynolds
Francis A. O'Neil Jr
National Mediation Board
Oil Production Down Last Week
Oil production fell across the nation last week despite gains in Louisiana. The Oil and Gas Journal placed total output at 6,495,515 barrels per day, down 525,000 daily from the prior week. Louisiana averaged 1,491,825 barrels per day, up from December, while Oklahoma slipped to 512,600 daily. Other states showed varied changes including New Mexico and Texas.
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Tulsa
Okla
U. S
Louisiana
Oil and Gas Journal
Will
Trade
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Texas
Bridge convention echoes through table play analysis
A detailed account compares two tables of a bridge hand where South lands in four hearts at one table and the same hand leads to defeat at another. The narrative explains the queen signaling to show the jack and the strategic implications of spade and club plays, noting the long history of the convention from whist days.
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Ork
Chicago
West
Booth
South
East
Hoe
Washington Senate roll call absenteeism in 1963
Long once aided by Kefauver seeks truth on high priced Latin drug probes at Senate Anti Monopoly subcommittee. Smathers ranked second in absenteeism among senators. Buckley led House absences, Powell his Puerto Rico travel. Goldwater, Morton, Allott and Long tied for high missed votes.
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Senate
Long
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Latin America
Kefauver
Congress
George’" Smathers
Florida
Georgeous George
Mary ‘A. Martin
Bobby Baker
Washingtown
Smathers
Kennedy
Miami
Barry Goldwater
Sen
Thruston Morton
Republican National Committee
Gordon Allott
R-Colo
Russel Long
D-La
Try and Stop Me Ends Turndown Over Endorsement Fees
Noting the trend of stars cashing in on endorsements, the piece highlights Yvette Mimieux turning down a six figure offer to allow her photo on a face towel box. Her reason is avoiding saturation of her image in mass markets.
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Broadway
Hollywood
Yvette Mimieux
Quick Trivia Desk Card From The Past
A collage of questions and notes covers geography science and history. It asks Greenland ice coverage which gas is lighter hydrogen and helium and Scotland’s chief export whisky. It cites a fort at Lake Ontario and lists Winchester and Eton as pre Columbus founded schools.
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Greenland
Scotland
Year 1964 promises long string of special events
Everywhere Assignment New York AP notes 1964 brims with 1,183 celebrations and observances. The calendar runs from January through December with weeks for National Laugh Week, Leap Year quirks, and a world of themed events from Elvis Presley to Viking Walpurgis, delivering a year of nonstop festivities.
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New York
Social Gazette
Chase
Apple Tree Press
Frintz
Mich
Milara Fillmore
Robert E. Lee
Robert Burns
William McKinley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ray
Alaska
Sweden
Satan's’ Square
Hell
Rice Sammy project readied for space launch from Goddard
Rice University engineers and NASA teams prepare the first Sammy space probe named after Rice mascot. the 30 pound instrument will ride a nine-Apache launcher from Wallops Island Virginia at midnight January 14 to study airglow and aurorae, making a southern university's first NASA flight.
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Houston
Rice University
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Rice University Electronic
Fice
Sammy the Owl
Marland
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Southern
Southwestern University
NASA
Wallops Island
Goddard Center
Congress Debates Pay Increases And Texas Feud Easing
Fulton Lewis reports Congress may delay a pay raise until 1964 amid Republican and Democratic opposition. Dick Bolling draws criticism for absence during foreign aid votes. In Texas, Yarborough and Johnson reconcile amid talk of a moderate challenger. Passman cites unspent AED funds totaling over 669 million. Bible verse Timothy cited.
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Fulton Lewis
Washingt
House
Delaware
John J. Williams
House Post © Office
Civil Service Committee
Tioga
County
Pennsylvania
Otto Passman
AED
Agency For International, Developent
Passmyan
ADD
Rabin Library Receives Facsimiles Of Rayburn Bills
In Bonham AP report, the Sam Rayburn Library displays facsimiles of six bills Rayburn helped pass as head of the interstate and foreign commerce committee. Rep Walter Rogers presents them. originals reside at the National Archives. The event included remarks by Harris Kilgore Roberts and Rayburn’s gavel given to the library. Facsimiles relate to stock market, railroads, communications, utilities and rural electrification. Radiocarbon dating hints Jericho habitation around 780 BCE.
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Bonham (Ap
Sam Rayburn Library
Ite House
Sam Rayburn
Inter- State, and Foreign Commerce Committee
Walter Rogers
D-Tex
Cole
Bonham
Sam’ Rayburn Foundation
Library
National Archives
Oren Harris
Joe Kilgore
Ray Roberts
Harris
Tarris
Rayburn
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Entry
Crossword clues list fragment shows a partial grid with entries like 32 Fragrant and 33-King Cole. The readable items include scattered numbers and partial word fragments such as 3L and 3S.Girt'n, suggesting a published puzzle page with incomplete entries and mixed formatting.
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King Cole
Baytown Sun Masthead Fragment
Fragmentary text shows Baytown Sun masthead with date placeholders and rate card. Mentions The Baytown Sun Inc. and Texas newspaper associations. Contains stray names John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laugh. eeeree and retail manager roles, but no coherent event or story.
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John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laugh
National Manages
Baytown
Texas
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