Unity as Central Theme in Johnsons Inaugural
Editorial argues Johnson makes unity the core of his administration echoing Jefferson and Monroe. It notes repeated use of unity and union, links to past eras of good feeling, and observes a cautious foreign policy stance. The piece frames his opening speech as a continuation of a long political technique to heal wounds and advance national goals.
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Johnson
Jefferson
Monroe
Jéfferson
White House
Barry Goldwater
Unity
Union
Justice
Liberty
Congress
Mirror Of Business Three Explanations For Drop In Short Selling
Three explanations circulate for the slip in NYSE short interest to 5,993,811 on Jan 15. Tax timing from December and January trades, bullish shifts as prices rise, or a thinner base of presidential demand may drive the drop. Short sellers borrow and sell stock, hoping to buy back cheaper later.
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Sam Dawson
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Bears
Peter
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listing
The Baytown Sun Inc publishes in Baytown Texas with editors and staff listed. It notes second class matter status at Baytown Port Office and provides postal and advertising details. Local delivery and subscription rates are outlined.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulsh Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bill Hartman
Fulton Lewis Speaks GOP Eyes NY Gains in 1966
New York Republicans rejoice as Democratic infighting threatens party unity. The piece outlines Kennedy Wagner clashes, Rockefeller reelection chances, and possible GOP mayoral candidates amid looming state legislature redistricting and primary battles shaping the 1966 race.
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Gop Eyes
New York
Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Kenneth Keating
Nelson Rockefeller
GOP
Rockefeller
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert Wagner
Seck
Bronx
Charles Buckley
Brooklyn
Stanley Steingut
Long Island
John English
Albany
Dan Peter Croity
Wagner
Boise Cowboy Tops All Around at Rodeo Cowboys Award
Boise Idaho native Dean Oliver was named champion all around cowboy for 1961 at the Rodeo Cowboys Association awards night. He earned a top prize of a trophy saddle and collected 323,150 dollars in prize money last year.
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Denver
Dean Oliver
Boise
Idaho
Rodeo Cowbaeys Association
Roden
Oliver
Verse about labor and suffering for believers
A short biblical verse emphasizes faithful labor and enduring reproach for those who trust in the living God. It notes that God is the savior of all men, especially believers. This excerpt from Paul’s first letter to Timothy reflects early Christian exhortation and faith endurance.
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Dudaean
Jts
Jordan Valley
Open Door Policy in China Secretary Named
A reader trivia page asks for the secretary of State behind America’s open door policy in China. It also quizzes on ancient Rome, translations of conquest works, and Renaissance authors, plus a spot puzzle and a historical anniversary.
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China
Cornelia
Booth, Guiteau
Czolgosz
Mexico
Peru
Humphrey Substitutes For 7 Vice Presidents In 1965 Agenda
Washington notes report Vice President Hubert Humphrey expects to supervise Civil Rights enforcement, coordinate the Anti Poverty Program, and cut Agriculture Department subsidies. He proposes scale back price supports, favor small farmers, and push farm reform while working closely with President Johnson on foreign policy and Budget needs.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Lyndon Jobson
Hubert Humphrey
Viet Nam
Congress
Hubert Horatio
Larry Goldwater
Yau
Ley
HLH
Japan
Agriculture Department
Johnson
Humphrey
Kermit Gordon
United States
California
Nubert
Orville Freeman
Minnesota
Freeman
University of Minnesota
Truman
Northwest
Hiureau
Pearl Buck 73 Seeks To Do What She Wants Now
New York dispatch profiles Pearl Buck at 73 as she embraces new studies and writing plans. She pursues dancing, French, and Spanish while continuing to write four new books and run a film company. Buck leads the Pearl S. Buck Foundation aiming to aid over 700,000 unwanted American children fathered by troops abroad.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Pearl Buck
Hile
To &F
Pear S. Buck
Know Your Bridge Bid Choices With Four Hands
Dealer all sides vulnerable opens One Spade partner bids Two Notrump. With four hands the article analyzes responses for six notrump three clubs four notrump and three notrump, arguing a slam could be possible in some lines while cautioning others. It emphasizes notrump prospects and distribution, with emphasis on spade support and major suits.
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Aji
Akses Wol
Sotrump
Blackwood
Ares Syndicste, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE
Crossword clues fill a KING FEATURE page with across and down entries. Items include Butterf ly marks and various short words such as parts of the ear knots verbs and nouns. Readers tackle a standard puzzle with numbered positions and clues referencing common crossword vocabulary.
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Mirror of Business
Che Baytaum Sun
WAR ON Poverty
Fulton Lewis
William H. McKeon
McKeon
Kickeen
Ceen
Warner
Tey
William Fitts Ryan
Ryan
Eddie Comeaus
R. V. Comeaux
Louisiana
Boston College
Boston
Mass
Cameaux
Tammany
Jacob Javits
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Richard S. Aldrich
New York City
Boise Cowboy
Lord Byron
Francis Bacon
Audi Menuhin
Ann] Sothern
Sarah Morton
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Monica
Chosroes
Abraham Lincoln
John Hay
Assassina of
William J. Presentt
Wepsep
Liajreuoye Bays
Jay Decker
Dart
Flanders
Usia Airector
Croan
Bycid
Ynoth Burat
Valises Ught
Anger
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