Presidency Pitfalls for Johnson Amid Stirred Foreign Ties
Editorial notes President Johnson faces familiar partisan pain in budget battles while new strains loom in foreign policy. It recalls Kennedy’s early turbulence and highlights Johnson’s rough start with Panama riots and De Gaulle’s France recognizing Red China, signaling ongoing, complex challenges ahead for U.S. leadership.
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Johnson
Latin America
Panama
Charles de Gaulle
France
White House
de Gaulle
Kennedy
China
Southeast Asia
Congress
America
Panama Canal Revelations Stir Libel Suit Fallout
Washington report outlines revelations from a libel case involving Theodore Roosevelt and the New York World. It cites Cromwell, a Wall Street pool, and figures like Douglas Robinson and Henry Taft linked to the Panama affair and alleged conflicts of interest. Earl Harding contributes details from his book The Untold Story of Panama.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Panama Canal
Theodore Roosevelt
New York World
Indianapolis News
T.brost
Supreme Court
Panama
William N. Cromwell
Sullivan and Cromwell
John Foster Dulles
Senate
U.S
Wall, Street
Panama Canal Co
Columbia
Douglas Robinson
Teddy Roosevelt
Cromwell
Henry W. Taft
William Howard Taft
Wall Street
Sec. Taft
Earl Harding
The
Harding
Sone
United States
Nicaragua
New York
William Nelson Cromwell
John F. Dulles
Allen
Central Intelligence
Kennedy Library Plans Draw Big Public Support
In Washington, plans for a John F Kennedy Library near Harvard University draw enthusiastic public approval. Over 2 million of the 10 million needed has been raised, including a 1 million grant from the Kennedy Foundation, with family members and public letters backing the project. The library would be funded publicly and then turned over to the federal government for public access.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Harvard University
White House
United Nations
Joseph P. Kennery
Steven Smith
Sargent Shriver
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature
Crossword clues listed as a King Feature Daily Crossword puzzle with numbers and scattered fragments. Entries include several across and down hints such as Blemish, Nestliefish, Land Treasure, Relating to touch, Ascends, Clamor, Noahs surfaced shelter fabric, and more, plus terms like Frighten, Procession, Fuel, Stains, Foreigners, Splits, Concise, Wastes Time, Melody, and Honorable. The readable fragment outlines the puzzle’s clue set without solution data.
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Bishop's
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf 1964 Clip
Upstate New York humor tale follows a motorist on the Thruway who ignores a "Ten Miles to Buffalo" sign and gets rammed by a buffalo. He tells troopers he did not heed the last sign. A second joke notes a football game fan behind the goal posts. The piece ends with a gift joke for a Broadway columnist daughter and a butter dish caption.
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New York
Buffalo
War
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Born Today Figures and Forgotten Facts Mix
A jumble of trivia items lists births such as Maria Tallchief and Vicki Baum, plus notes on language, footwear, and a claim about Caligula’s Circus site now hosting a vast church. It also mentions the circuses demolished for Constantine’s basilica and restoration attempts.
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Maria’ Tallchief
Ann Todd
Henry ‘King
Vicki Baum
Norman Delia Jois
Caligula
Constantine
Long Building of a Church by Famous Artists
Centre prose recalls a centuries long church building begun in 1506 and completed in 1625. Architects Bramante Raphael Michelangelo and Graemo della Porta contributed to the 120 year project. A grand piazza encloses the church with an ancient obelisk and statuary.
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Bramante
Raphael Michelangelo
Graemo Della Porta
Caligulas Circus
Texans in Washington by Tex Easley
Texas Republicans and leaders discuss the Guadalupe Mountains National Park proposal amid calls to trim federal spending. Bill would authorize Interior to acquire about 71,950 acres in West Texas near Guadalupe Peak and Capitan Peak, drawing tourists from Carlsbad. The piece also notes a new edition of The Lyndon Johnson Story and a ceremonial gift of a Longhorn set to House Speaker McCormack, donated by the Texas Democratic delegation.
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Washington
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Guadalupe’ Mountaina
John F. Kennedy
National Parks System Advisory’ Board
Ralph Yarborough
Joe Pool
Guadalupe Peak
J.C. Hunter Jr
Abilene
Carlsbad
N.M
Booth Mooney
Texas News
Coke Stevenson
White’ House
Mooney
Johnson, Jr
Johnson
John W. McCormack
University of Texas
Revo
Wright Patman
Texarkana
National Zoo
Humiliation Ends Price Boosts in Mexico City
Authorities combat food price boosts by posting signs near stores admitting price increases. Trade minister confirms inspectors place notices reading owners cheat customers. Signs deter merchants, with inspectors ensuring ceiling prices are enforced.
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Mexico
Trade and Industry
J. Hernandez
Green and Rovner contest Philadelphia district race
Fulton Lewis Jr.'s column outlines Edward Rovner's GOP candidacy in Philadelphia's Fifth District against Billy Green the son of a late candidate. It notes Rovner's union backing, potential AFL-CIO support, and Republican hopes to upset, while recounting past GOP gains and campaign angles. It also covers American soldiers in Panama, Barbara Jimenez-Cruz's claim of her husband’s death, and the Army's apology for mishandled arrangements.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Billy Green
Villanova Law School
House of Representatives
Billy
Congress
Pennsylvania
Fifth
Young Green
Phiadelphia
North
Edward Rovner
Rovner
Philadelphia
Afl-Cio
GOP
Scranton
Green
Tate
Clark
Barbara
Jiminez-Cruz
Canal Zone
Defense Department
Sto
Editors Speak On Overtime To Cut Unemployment
In Montgomery President Johnson urged imaginative ideas to curb unemployment. Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz proposed overtime pay restrictions to force hiring, claiming 19 000 jobs could be created. Critics warn higher overtime costs deter long term hiring and may not reduce unemployment.
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Montgomery
Ala
Johnson
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
South to move with vulnerable position and five hands showing. The piece analyzes five bidding hands and explains why raising to two spades, then three spades, then two spades again, and four spades is preferred over two no trump, to challenge partner toward game in spades. It discusses risks of overcalls, hand strength, and the rationale for each bid in pursuit of game.
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le Pasa
A. Bares
Ag Minh
North
Mae
Kame
Oes Tue Syndicate
Tac
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Alexander Dumas, the Elder
Tex Easley
Texas State Society of Washington
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Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
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Know Your Bridge By
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