Inauguration Week Hears Of Extra Police Detectives
Editorial notes Washington police will invite about 100 detectives from major cities including New York Philadelphia Chicago and Los Angeles to patrol during Kennedy’s inauguration. The aim is to curb thefts along Pennsylvania Avenue and at official events. Convicted pickpockets face 5 to 15 years in Washington versus brief city sentences.
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Kennedy
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania Avenue
Growing Capital and the Park or Library Expansion
The capital plans a two block clearance for a park or Library of Congress addition while owners hold out for high prices. Prices vary wildly with $16,500 to $23,800 for identical houses and $28,500 for another row. A congressman’s home and a larger residence are priced at $23,500 and $2 852,500. Owners must vacate by May 1, risking tied up funds and a heavy docket.
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Library of Congress
Washington
FBI undergoes major changes as key aides retire
The FBI faces a leadership turnover with six of J Edgar Hoover era assistants having left in recent years. Quinn Tamm, 50, after 26 years, leaves his post heading the FBI crime laboratory to join the International Association of Police Chiefs. Critics call it a salary issue causing the loss of top public servants.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Quinn Tamm
FBI
Tamm
International Association of Police Chiefs
Military Construction of 800 Million Asked by US Defense
The Defense Department urged Congress to authorize 3.137 billion for military construction for the new fiscal year. Texas projects total 21.7 million, including Army and Air Force facilities across bases such as Fort Bliss Fort Hood Amarillo Brooke and Dyess. National Guard Armories and Reserve training facilities are listed, with multiple state sites and associated maintenance housing and utilities costs.
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Washington
Congress
Texas
Active Services
Pentagon
Army
Air Force
Navy
Ft. Bliss
Ft Hood
Amarillo Afb
Bergstrom Aft
Austin
Birgs
Brooke Afb
Dyess Afb
Abilene
James Connolly
Waco
Ladkowt Afb
Perrin Afb
Randolph Afb
DSO
Reese Afb
Sheppard Afb
National Guard
Armory
Tow
Kerarmory
Mexia
Army Reserve
McAllen
Paris
Terminal Center
Naval and Marine Corps Reserve
Naval Air Station
Dallas
Naval Reserve Electronics Facility
Belleville
Marine Corps Center
Naval Reserve Electronics
Midhend-Odessa
Air National Guard
Carswell Ai
Enington Afb
Eisenhower
Remudar
Baytown Sun Staff and Info Notice
Baytown Sun staff details list editor publisher business manager and office staff. The notice includes contact numbers, advertising and circulation roles, and subscription rates. It identifies Baytown Texas as the newspaper’s base and notes Federation and Associated Press affiliations.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Jim Boone Co
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
T. Bowling
Senes
Connally for Navy Secretary Amid Oil Lobby Controversy
Drew Pearson outlines skepticism over John Connally’s appointment as secretary of the Navy amid concerns linked to oil interests. He cites past cases with Ed Pauley, Sid Richardson, and the gas lobby, noting Case’s conflicting ties and Johnson’s rapid, partisan maneuvering to restrict inquiry.
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Washington
Kennedy
Texas
John Connaily
Navy
Ed Pauley
Truman
Senate
Pauley
Tru Thar
Fortune Magazine
Tate Sid Richardson
Lyndon Johnson
Texas Company
Connally
Tom Hennings
Missouri
Johnson
Senator Case
Try and Stop Me Sée HIMMELL and 1872 document
Paper magnate Sée Himmell uncovers a New York 1872 printed note from a large carriage maker. The memorandum lists daily duties for office workers, rules on smoking liquor and barber visits, and promises a five cent per day raise after five years of faultless service if profits permit.
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Himmell
New York
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Piecing History Quiz From a Fragmented Clue Basket
A reader’s prompt poses quick factual questions on Marian Evans Cross pen name, Constitution signers, Versailles treaty, Senator Gore state, and a compass needle direction. It adds a trivia vignette about an 1891 born official who rose from law to secretary of war.
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Marian Evans Cross
U. S
Russia
Albert Gore
Portrait of a Rhodes Scholar and World War I Officer
A concise biographical sketch outlines a man once named David, Rhodes scholar at Oxford, who studied at Berlin and UC Law, taught at Mills College, fought in Burma under Gen Stillwell, later led the Rockefeller Foundation, and is tied to Davidson College and various careers. The column invites readers to identify him from names listed at the bottom.
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David
Davidson College
North Carolina
Rhodes
Oxford
University of Berlin
Adolf Hitler
University of California Law School
Mills College
Joseph Stillwell
Burma
Rockefeller Foundation
Washington Assignment: Labor Rivalry in AFL CIO Fed Fight
Washington reports a long running feud between Walter Reuther and George Meany over control of the AFL CIO. The piece traces postwar anti Communist battles, the ICFTU, Brown and Lovestone roles, and Meany’s demand to name Irving Brown as ICFTU secretary. Meany withholds funds over the dispute, signaling a push for direct AFL CIO control of overseas programs.
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Ralph de Loledano
Washington
White Palace
Lafayette Park
White House
Walter
George
Georges
Mouny
United Auto Workers
Reuther
CIO
Afl-Cio
Meany
Mr. Meany
AFL - Cio
AFL
Carpenters Union
Senate Labor Rockets Committee
Arthur Goldbers
Labor
AFI
CIQ
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Free Trade Union Committee
WFTU
Free World
WETU
Irving Brown
Europe
Asia
World Labor Movement
Mr Brown
Jay Lovestone
American Communist Party
ICFTU
Mr. Brown
France
Italy
Meany - Brown - Lovestone
Isher
West
Mr. Carey
Africa
Brown
ICETA
International Labor Group
Aflcio
Modern TV meals spark new gadget dreams
In Winston-Salem a humorous note praises the chain of TV related products from TV to TV dinner to oven toaster and beyond. The piece quips about a future combo TV refrigerator oven that would let diners heat food without leaving the screen. It reflects playful views on consumer technology and convenience.
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Winston-Salem
Isaiah Verse Emphasizes Humility of Man
A Bible verse from Isaiah 2 11 proclaims that the lofty will be humbled and the haughtiness of people bowed down while the Lord is exalted on that day.
Kennedy Budget Outlook Stirs Business In New Analysis
A New York business analysis surveys the Kennedy budget prospects. It notes spending could rise above 82 billion if tax and gas and postal hikes pass Congress, with deficits possible if receipts lag. Defense and civilian programs push total outlays higher while public debt costs fall with lower interest rates.
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New York
Fed
Cona
Busine
Fedgar
Congress
John K. Kennedy
Treasury
Eisenhower
Dake
Hve Hams
Bueluet
Mondy
Tons Of Fish Die In Colorado River
An Oklahoma State Game and Fish warden said a strange toxic poison killed large numbers of fish in the Colorado River near Austin New Town Lake dam. Tests were underway to determine the poison and its source while a Latin American family in Austin fell ill after eating fish from the river.
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Austin
Colorado
Austin Tien
New Town
Grover Simpson
Play for crossruffing when spades lead in bridge deal
South should read a potential unfavorable trump division and plan a crossruff. After winning the first trick and drawing trumps, cash the A K of hearts to gauge trumps then proceed to crossruff the diamonds and spades. If West discards correctly, South can ruff both the diamond and the spade, securing ten tricks.
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South
West
Declarer
King
Inea Byndleate, Inc
Daily Crossword Echo Citadel for One or Type Athens
Crossword clues mix with fragmented entries. Readable parts include names and terms such as Fran, Seines, Liers, and Poe. The page shows numbered clues and partial answers across multiple directions, indicating a standard puzzle layout with terse hints and a few themed entries.
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Citadel
Athens
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Superior Oil
California
Francis Case
South Dakota
Case
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Ess
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George Borrow
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Pole OF Fame
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D.S.C
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U. S. District Court
New York State
U. S. Bircuit Court of Appeals
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Central Press
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