Lien Bill Faces Setbacks in Texas Legislature
A bill by Rep. J Collier Adams to place a state lien on real estate of welfare recipients faces strong opposition from the Texas Council of Senior Citizens in Harris County. Opponents warn the measure would strip elderly indigents of security and self-respect, potentially prompting repeals in other states. The proposal would require turning over property worth 1000 or more upon death, with the state lien prioritized over most liens and proceeds directed to welfare funds.
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J. Collier Adams
Lubbock
Texas Council of
Albert L. Lieberman
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Lieberman
Gordon Browning
Tennessee
Browning
Capitol Lawn
Nashville
Frank G. Clement
Clement
Adams
Khrushchev Offer Shocks Allies on Inspections in Nuclear Talks
The letter exchange between Khrushchev and Kennedy signals potential on site inspections in a nuclear test ban. Kennedy says the offer is encouraging but not sufficient for safeguards. U N diplomats note cautious optimism as eight to ten inspections were proposed by the U S, while the Soviets have yet to respond.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
United Nations
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles and contact details including editor publisher general manager and office management. It notes carrier rates and subscription prices, with postal service details and a reference to congressional matters. The text reflects historical newspaper masthead data and administrative information.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Ashtel
Baytown
Texas
Neves
Cirewation
Depar
Entangled in the Entainment How Do You Stand Sir
Barry Goldwater criticizes the Kennedy administration for downplaying Kerr Mills medical aid for the aged while promoting a New Frontier Medicare plan. He notes omissions in HEW reports, cites rising Kerr Mills beneficiaries and payments, and accuses officials of delaying Kerr Mills benefits to favor the administration’s program. The piece ends with a biblical verse.
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Washington
Kennedy
Kerry Mills
New Frontier
Kerr-Mills
Health, Education and Welfare Department
HEW
Social Security Administration
American Hospital Association
Kerr- Mills
House
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Clausen
J. Edgar Hoover
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Grader
U.S
U. S
China
Democrat
California
Cowboy leaves wife locked in hotel room in Chicago
Elisha 3. Unlikely submits a tale of a cowboy and his shy young wife visiting Chicago. She fears kidnapper plots and hides in the hotel. The cowboy leaves to visit old pals, takes the key, and returns after a revelrous night to discover Sally Lou still locked inside. He apologizes to his friends, declaring he has neglected her needs.
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Tasm
Chicago
Sally Lou
Opera The Tender Land author and other odds
A reader asks which American librettist wrote The Tender Land and references a lineup of cultural figures. The note also lists historical trivia about sales in New Orleans Cabildo, the tallest continental Pacific lighthouse site, and a glossary entry on politicking in mid century America.
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Cabildo
U.S
Kashmir
Canova
Who Is The Maine-born Republican in the 2-Victor Contest
Central Press wires report a Maine born Republican, 62, educated at Amherst and Harvard, practiced law in Greenfield Massachusetts, served as district attorney in northwestern Maine during WWII, and now resides in Deerfield where he chairs the Deerfield Academy board. The column hints at his identity with the bottom-name clue.
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Abors
Maine
Amherst
Harvard
Massachusetts
Greenfield
Old Deerfield
Deerfield Academy
Benson’s Boston rally tests Mormon stance on Birch ties
Ezra Taft Benson, former agriculture secretary, faced a charged Boston "God and Country" event staged by the John Birch Society, aligning with founder Robert Welch as the Mormon Church publicly rebuked extremist ideologies. Benson’s appearance followed a church statement denouncing communism while a Utah Birch organizer pressed recruitment.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Ezra Taft Benson
John Birch
Mormon Church
David O. McKay
Mass
John
Benson
Billy James Hargis
Kent Courtney
McKinney
Welch
Jesus
John Birch Society
McKay
Red
Jonn Birch Society
Utah
Catholic Church
Father Coughlin
Royal Oak
Mic
Cardinal Pacelli
Pius XIX
United States
Not Much Unity At LA GOP Unity Meeting
In Los Angeles County GOP gathering supporters urged unity led by County Chairman J A Leetham. The discussion touched on Nelson Rockefeller as 1964 presidential candidate and sparked mixed reactions including boos toward former Governor Goodwin Knight.
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LA Gop ‘Unity’ Meeting
Los Angeles
API
Los Angele
J. A. Leetham
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Marian Landers
Nelson Rockefeller
Kennedy
California
Goodwin Knight
Rockefeller
Mexico Factories Short On Technicians
Mexico City's Industrial Production Center reports 85 percent of the nation’s factories lack enough technical personnel. The center urges reform of the educational system to boost technician production and address the shortage.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Daily Crossword Puzzle 80 Bowling SL Seven in 33
Puzzle clues read like a vintage newspaper cryptic. Entries include definitions for animating wordplay and a few partial hints such as Call of wh goose and Cry of cu, with a troubled final clue lingering as a punny finish to the grid.
Know Your Bridge South Dealer Misplay Case Review
South misplayed a bridge hand after West led clubs and South drew trumps. He then spade finessed and failed as East won with the jack. After further play, South could have made the contract by discarding a spade later and using a diamond sequence to force out the king or ace. The recommended line is to lead diamonds after two trumps to force diamonds early and discard a spade from dummy, ensuring contract regardless of distribution.
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Bay Area
Oregon Line
House of Representatives
Clem Miller
Don Clausen
William Grader
Clausen
John Stuart
Stuart
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Grader
Roger Kent
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