Kennedy Slimness Trend Prompts Diet Fads Across Nation
Editorial notes President-elect Kennedy's slim figure and fashion influence, predicting a wave of dieting among men and women. It contrasts Kennedy's youth with past presidents' girth, cites a Washington tailor's rising business, and observes rising sugar consumption as a counterpoint to dietary trends.
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John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Calendar with survival data from OCDA head Hoegh
A New Year calendar issued by the Office of Civil and Defense Administration under Leo Hoegh includes days weeks and months plus nuclear attack and disaster guidance. It also lists first aid procedures and urges families to display it prominently for ready reference.
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Office of Civil and Defense Administration
OCDM
Leo Hoegh
Hoegh
Johnson invites bands to Washington for inauguration parade
In the campaign Johnson serenaded local bands and invited them to Washington to perform in the inauguration parade. Officials report acceptances are pouring in, with the measure that hundreds may march past the White House for two days.
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Inauguration Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Washington
White House
Senate Faces Kennedy Cabinet Tests With Bipartisan Hope
Washington AP Sen Mike Mansfield new Senate leader voices optimism for unity as the chamber begins confirming Kennedy cabinet picks. Kennedy ally Douglas Dillon eyed for treasury secretary amid Republican scrutiny. Bowles faces sharp questions over China policy while Weaver’s housing post sparks Southern opposition to racial integration in subsidized housing programs.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Mansfield
John F. Kennedy
Blican Douglas Dillon
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Chester Bowles
Sen
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Republican Policy Committee
New York Herald Tribune
Bowles
Bridges
Bowl
Baytown Sun Staff and contact details in brief
A dense listing of staff roles and office information for The Baytown Sun, Inc. including publisher president editor business office manager circulation department and advertising staff. Also notes a Houston national representative and subscription rates with postal and mailing details.
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Pearte and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Device Business
Asses
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Paul Putman
Corrié Laughlin
Sun
Houston
Repersentatives, Inc
Corrie
Congress
John Wadiry
AMA battles Kennedy plan in aging conference debate
Drew Pearson reports that about 40 percent of delegates to the White House Conference on the Aging were selected to oppose Kennedy's medical aid plan, aided by an AMA campaign to stack state delegations with doctors and insurers. Mary Pickford is tapped to bolster doctors' influence while tax disputes involve the Christian Brothers in California.
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White House
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America
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Henry Hope Jr. Jackson
The
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California
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U.S. District Court
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DeLasalle Institute
Fleas Don t Eat the Daisies And Other Pages
A cavalcade of brief gags and riffs from 1961 includes William Ballantine’s flea circus pun and quips about Raul Castro Arduous or Fidel satire. Celeb and party line humor mix in light, offbeat jokes from signs of the era.
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Raul Castro
Fidel
William Ballantine
Ballantine
Caskie Stinnett
TODAY'S GRAB BAG BY NAN JONES
Answers to a trivia quiz include Norway's separation from Sweden in 1905 and Queen Mary, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Teck, while a geography query names Arizona as Sus dry climate. The page features a “Pouch of Fame” guessing game with UN diplomacy figures and birthday notes for entertainers like Ray Bolger and Paul Henreid.
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Norway
Sweden
Teck
Cleopatra
Dodd’s plan to split electoral votes and a global freedom academy
Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut pushes a constitutional amendment to divide electoral votes by state popular vote. He also champions a national Freedom Academy to train future leaders in democratic ideals, science, medicine, and engineering, aiming to counter Communist influence and bolster Western defense.
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Washington
Sereale
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Tom Dodd
Qhiases
Sen. Dodd
Senate
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Senator Kennedy
Anwrita
U.S
Dodd
Congress
Freedom Academy
House
William Kintner
Latin America
Asia
Mrica
West
Tenin
Moscow
Ghana
Cuba
New University
Africa
Moreoper
David
Mi Tity American University
How Do You Stand By Barry Goldwater DA Senator
Barry Goldwater argues that public aid for depressed regions risks creating new problems by subsidizing uneconomic plants. He compares national policy to a body where each member must function properly. He warns against government subsidies that favor certain areas over private enterprise, using the buggy whip analogy. He ends by asking, How do you stand, sir?
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Barry Goldwater
Aris
Washington
St. Paul
Edmund Burke
America
Congress
Kennedy
Hody
Isaiah declares the Lord’s redeemed return with song
A Bible verse from Isaiah proclaims that the redeemed will return to Zion with singing, everlasting joy upon their heads, and sorrow and mourning fleeing away.
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Zion
Daily Crossword Betors Abso In medias lute oemon
Crossword clues appear with mixed word fragments and misprints. Several numbered entries hint at a puzzle page with terms for Aren arch exhaust humor persons wing attempts pigpen key chief delta aging, bedding, god of war, preposition, cheat, large, Milky Way slang and a girl's name.
Hold-Up Play in Bridge Declares Duck of Hearts
The article explains how a declarer can disrupt a defender's communication by ducking a heart. It uses a West leads heart example to show why ducking can secure the contract or force a loss, depending on heart distribution and entries to dummy.
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Kine Peat
East
South
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Alamond
Weat
Declarer
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