Editorial on Incomplete Federal Budget and Cash Flows
The piece explains that the actual cash flow of the federal government differs from the formal budget figures. It notes receipts around 114 billion dollars versus a formal budget under 100 billion, with cash deficits near 7 billion or 10 billion, and discusses Social Security, pensions, and other off-budget items. It also covers timing gaps between the president's proposals and enacted laws, the July 1 fiscal year, and historical shifts to allow more time for action.
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Johnson
Congress
Treasury
United States
Johnson curbs White House military aides amid frugality push
Report notes President Johnson trims staff and debates economy with only one military aide Gen Ted Clifton while Navy and Air Force resist. It cites Walter Heller’s data showing Kennedy era gains: GNP up 54 percent annually over three years, personal income up, corporate profits up, and farm net income up, as prep for an economic message to Congress.
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Sy Drew Pearson
Washington
Johnson
North Dakota
Naval
Air Force
Ted Clifton
Navy
White House
Tazewell Shepard
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Shepard
Congress
Walter Heller
Kennedy
United States
USA
Heller
Indus
Col Hall Appointed to Coast Guard Post
AP reports Col Joseph Hall of Texas City has accepted the deputy commander role in the Texas State Guard Reserve Corps. Adj Gen James Taylor notes Hall is a World War II veteran and longtime National Guardsman. He began in 1928 as an ex-private in the organized reserve, served in Australia during the war, then with the guard's 8th Field Artillery group until retiring in 1960.
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An Suln
Joseph Hall
Texas City
Texas State Guard Reserve Corps
Adj
James Taylor
Hall
Organized Reserve
Australia
Guard
8Th Field Artillery Group
Bible Verse AN12 First Commandment Verse
The verse from Mark 12 30 emphasizes loving the Lord with all heart soul mind and strength as the foremost commandment. The wording echoes traditional phrasing of the biblical instruction and reflects a devotional excerpt.
Cigar and pipe sales surge after surgeon general report
After the U S surgeon general's smoking report, cigar and pipe makers report rising business. Industry reps cite a 60 percent sales jump for pipes cigars and tobacco. New York stores note overwhelming demand. Stocks of cigar firms rise with General Cigar up 3.37, Consolidated Cigar 3.25, D W G Cigar 1.37.
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New York
Pipe and
Cigar Industries
U.S
Surgeon General
Walter E Harris Jr
Pres Dent
Alfred Dunhill Ltd
London
Kaywoodie Popes, Inc
Nat Sherman
General Cigar
Consolidated Cigar
D.W.G. Cigar
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across Clues
Puzzle listing shows across and down clues with partial names and garbled terms. Readers see scattered word fragments such as Dimetres Totakens, River Fr, Salting vespel, and tangled entries for Mr Loere and Gunza, indicating an OCR damaged crossword page with incomplete clue data.
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Mr. Loere
Washington trial production up twenty three percent
A Washington report shows trial production rising 23 percent while residential construction reached 25 billion dollars in 1563 and remains strong. Dr Heller presented encouraging figures to the President who will address Congress on fair growth distribution and equal opportunity, noting unemployment near five million.
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Heller
Congress
Johnson
Kennedy
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A humorous piece recounts a clumsy shoplifter in a jewelry shop pleading to pay for the watch and a Bowery moon anecdote about John L Sullivan lifting a challenger, with two intoxicated men stumbling along a railinged track and a playful, light tone throughout.
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Bennett Cerf
M Ball
Murray Robinson Fele
John AL. Sullivan
Bowery
John L
Fragmented Daily Quiz and History Bits
A jumble of trivia on mountains prime ministers dams and museums plus notes on Mischa Elman and a Cabal term. It also recalls Napoleon and Melrose Abbey with kings and queens buried there, offering scattered historical snippets rather than a single clear report.
Texan Sam Allred Shines In Washington Nightlife
Sam Houston Allred, 26, Texas-born pianist and singer, entertains at the Velvet Inn in Georgetown Washington while pursuing voice studies. Son of late Gov Jam es W Allred, he previously worked for Sen Ralph Yarborough and studied law before choosing a professional music career. He lives in suburban Virginia with his wife and children.
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Texas
Sam Houston Allred
U.S
Jamies
W. Allred
Georgetown
Washington
City View
Wichita Falls
Alfred
Sam Houston
Governor's Mansion
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Allred
New York
Todd Duscan
Southern Methodist University
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Austin
University of Texas
Georgetown University
Senate
Yarborough
Capitol
Nowa
David Allred
House
Virginia
Isthmus of Tehuantepec canal plan eyed
A Pemex official's plan estimates a Tehuantepec Isthmus canal would cost between 31 008 000 000 and 1 056 000 000 dollars and allow ships up to 30 000 tons. The idea has stirred renewed interest amid Panama Canal troubles. Historical notes recall 16th century attempts and a 1507 railway link later eclipsed by Panama.
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Tehuantepec
Pemex
United States
Panama
Pascual Gutierrez Roldan
Tehuantepec Isthmus
Mexico
Hernando Cortes
Panamia Canal
Fidel Castro embargo loophole shipments mocked by aid group
Fulton Lewis reports a New York group labeled Emergency Committee for Disaster Relief to Cuba exploits a presidential loophole to ship medical supplies to Cuba via Montreal and Cubana Airlines. He notes ties to leftists, HUAC scrutiny, and claims the aid may not reach the needy while the group promotes humanitarian aims.
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Washington
New York
Fidel Castro
Montreal
Candida
Union Square
Communist Party
O My
Bill” Schulz
Cuba
New
Kennedy
House’ UnAmerican Activities ‘Committee
Hrep
Edwin Willis
House
Latin America
Louis Miller
Louis Budenz
HUAC
Apy
Ting
Miller
Huac Investh
Daily Worker
New Masses
Soviet Russia
Social Security Q and A on farm and store wages
Part time store work requires immediate Social Security number. farm work often reported after year end. Ask employer for wage statement SS-14 and payer details within 20 days, then have SSA review your account next October.
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Revenue Service
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Know Your Bridge By 8
Jay Becker profiles a bridge hand where North-South open with a game-going artificial bid. The British overcall four clubs, ensuing sequences lead to five clubs and a slam, with final scores reflecting a complex miscue and contested contracts.
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Tas
Nail
Mathe
Sarsit
Eurtia
Enat
East
North
Hast
South
Baytown Sun Publishing Details and Rates
Extered it at condisson matter it the Baytown Texas Fest Office under the Act of Congress of March 3 1879. Published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc and Pearce and Ashbei in Baytown Texas. Subscription Rates 1.4 per Dent 17.4 per year.
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Baytown
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