JFK learns money limits for New Frontier programs
Editorial notes that upon entering the White House John F. Kennedy faces the cost of his New Frontier agenda. Experts warn that even a rapid growth boost may not fund housing urban renewal education and foreign aid. Kennedy must be selective about Congress actions this year as funding questions loom.
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Berlin
NATO
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Non
France
China
Israel
Sweden
Switzerland
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Firsts of the Civil War in honor of centennial
As the nation marks five years since the Civil War centennial, notable firsts include anchored balloon aerial reconnaissance, strategic use of the electric telegraph, a multi-manned submarine sinking a ship, organized medical care, wide scale photography of participants and sites, nationwide conscription, development of a practical machine gun, general artillery use, and the first Medal of Honor awarded.
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North America
Keating Evicted Over Campaign Promise House Rented to Winner
New York Republican Senator Kenneth B. Keating must find a new Washington home after the landlady, honoring a campaign pledge, rents the small house to a victorious Democratic arrival. Keating quips the vow is likely the only one kept, joking about the evictions.
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New York
Kenneth B. Keating
Washington
Keating
Walt Disney Begins His 8th Year In Television
AP reports Walt Disney enters his eighth TV year with NBC planning a color oriented season. The program Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color will feature Ludwig Von Drake, a science cartoon, and a color focused frontier lineup. Disney aims for Sunday airings and targets a mixed adult and child audience.
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Walt Disney
Hollywood
NBC
Ludwig von Drake
Donald
Disney
Kansas oil allowable for February rises to 315000 bbls
Wichita AP report: Kansas Corporation Commission set February oil allowable at 315000 barrels per day, up 5000 from January. The decision impacts production limits for state entities and refineries.
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Kansas
Wichita, Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Verse on the Shepherd King and nursing lambs
A biblical verse from Isaiah speaks of the shepherd king feeding the flock. He gathers lambs with his arm and carries the weak in his bosom, while gently guiding those with young.
Baytown Sun details and staff listings
The Baytown Sun publication information lists offices at Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas with editor and publisher Fred Hartman and staff including Jim Boone Preston Pendergrass Keviah Mar Jackson and J T Bowling. It notes circulation manager and advertising department contacts along with mail and carrier subscription rates and postal classification. The piece also mentions Houston representative and Texas newspaper network.
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Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Keviah Mar Jackson
J. T. Bowling
John Warley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
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Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Kennedy's looming world role mirrors Lincoln study legacy
Drew Pearson frames John F. Kennedy as inheriting a torn, turbulent world. He argues Kennedy must project audacious leadership and outlines steps: close Fort Detrick, renounce colonialism, and offer grain to Khrushchev to reestablish U S influence and leadership amid Cold War pressures.
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Pennsylvania Ave
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Africa
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Southeast Asia
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Try and Stop Me Mes CHOW CHOW HORNTOOT reports
A chaotic clipping notes CHOW CHOW HORNTOOT claiming a meeting with a famed international affairs writer en route to Madison Avenue with a heavy parcel. The writer cites finishing a new world history chapter and rushing to publish it before a possible development. The piece also mentions a Cape Town gravestone and a humorous school poem about wind.
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Mes Chow Chow Horntoot
Madison Avenue
Quiz page trivia and heritage notes from Central Press
A jumble of trivia and notices features questions on Alaska’s northernmost point and U S Protestant denominations, birthdays for Albert Rosellini and Sam Mele, a long list of literary and musical figures, and dated historical notes. It blends puzzle prompts with cultural snippets and a birth anniversary forecast.
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Albert Rosellini
Sam Mele
Danny O'Connell
Ye- Audi
Menuhin
Ann Sothern
Charles L. Morgan
Washington Republicans Lose Nerve in Kennedy Hearings
In a dull showing before Senate committees, Republicans failed to press Attorney General Kennedy and Labor Secretary nominee Gold berg. Democrats organized, while GOP members offered few probing questions, revealing rifts and lack of preparation.
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Rentessy
Senate
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Arthur Goldberg
Kennedy
Everett. Dirksen
Bobby R Kennedy
Dirksen
Justice Department
Bobby
Styles Bridges
Dean Rusk
Alphonse
Gaston
Adlai Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
Disneyland
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Stevenson
House
Republican National Committee
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Nixon
Commerce
Lewis Strauss
Republican Policy Committee
All Texas Got More Rain Than Normal
All Texas sections received above normal rain in December per the board of water engineers. Moisture was general statewide while West Texas saw slow runoff. Excessive runoff and severe flooding affected Fast Texas areas including Richland, Chambers, and Cedar Creek watersheds. Reservoir storage rose to eight percent of capacity. wells showed rises from 0.23 to 1.1 feet. December highs appeared in Uvalde and Travis County wells, with lows in El Paso, Alief, and Pasadena.
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Texas
Board of Water Engineers
West Texas
Richland
Chambers
Cedar Creek
Uvalde and
Travis Ceunty
el Paso
Alief
Pasadena
How Do You Stand by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater reflects at the National Press Club in Washington on liberals, the new frontier, and political timing. He jokes about Khrushchev at Camp David and Kennedy era cabinet picks, noting PT boats and Harvard ties as he weighs the administration’s balance and stance.
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Washington
National Press Club
Daniel Bowes
New Frontier
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Illinois
Nebraska
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Ohio
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Bert
Clevt
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Mennen Williams
Dick Nixon
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Reuther
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London
America
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Joe Kennedy
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Democrat Party
Harvard
Boston
Guessing in a Bridge Deal From The East West Hands
East South West North Pass Pass 16 shows a hearts and spades theme. The article analyzes a four spaded endgame where South misguessed the carding, West leads king of hearts then club queen, and declarer dies on a bad club. It argues that North could deduce the queen from West’s line and that South should have found East with the queen.
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West
Stinemy
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Daily Crossword Clues and Answers Summary
Puzzle clues listed with answers for yesterday including 35 letters 39 rowing implements 41 gumbo 42 mule command 42 owns.
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