Kennedy to bring press conferences to TV
Editorial argues televised news conferences by President Kennedy will inform the public with firsthand updates on Washington and world affairs. It asserts JFK will face questions openly, improving voter information and signaling that government should not hide actions from citizens.
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John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Washington
John Kennedy
Washington Press Corps
United States
America
Congress
Truman
Eisenhower
James Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Iron spike fence seals Denver mint windows
Workmen installed a $28,300 iron spike fence around the Denver mint to deter people from reaching through open windows and taking coins from storage bins just inside. The public can still view the wealth but must not touch.
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Denver Mint
Pirate daydream echoes from a seaside fantasy
A satirical piece compares piracy fantasies to real offshore actions, outlining a fanciful plan to hijack the Cunard liner Queen Mary for riches. The author jokes about a wooden gun, hostage ploys, a submarine escape, a South Seas palace, and a comical obstacle: a wife denying submarine funds.
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Blackbeard
Incensed Engineer Delivers Payroll On Newsprint
Kansas City AP reports Harvey Jones, Jackson County highway engineer, angrily submits January payroll on sheets of newsprint after a 334,000 budget cut. County auditor Harry Bergin refuses to certify the payroll, warning newsprint cannot be preserved like standard forms, potentially delaying Friday pay for about 211 workers.
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Kansas City
Harvey Jones
Jackson
Wow 211
Harry Bergin
Bergin
Baytown Sun masthead and staff notes fragment
The Baytown Sun publication details are listed with staff roles and contact information. The text references editors publishers managers and advertising staff, plus distribution and mailing notes, including references to Baytown Texas and postal procedures.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbey
Baytown
Texas
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Seseeeeees Business Manager
Tom Wadiey
Sun
Houston
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Haraime
Washington mood shifts as Kennedy era begins
Drew Pearson notes a brisk Washington spirit echoing wartime drive, with diplomats from Britain and France sensing renewed American leadership. Khrushchev and Moscow show eagerness to start talks, while Kennedy cautiously weighs haste. Sam Rayburn battles for Rules Committee control as political tension rises. Lone Star Brewing debuts a no-deposit 24 ounce glass Can in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico markets to cut consumer beer costs.
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America
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United States
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Adlai Stevenson
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Khrushchev
Thompson
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USA
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Harold Macmillan
Seile Down
Macmllan
U.N. General Assembly
New York
San Antonio
Lone Star Brewing Co
Texas
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New Mexico
Try and Stop Me ART. LOEWE Saves Piano in America
Composer Loewe faced poverty in the 1930s and could not pay a $12 piano rent. Three repossession men paused their action and listened as Loewe played Beethoven and Chopin. Moved, they paid the arrears, allowing him to keep the piano another month. Loewe called it “Only in America.”
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Lot
Loewe
Fragmented Daily Trivia and Birthdays Almanac
A collage of trivia prompts and notes, listing goddess inquiries, inventions, and historical figures. It includes birthday shoutouts for Gen Douglas MacArthur and Paul Newman, plus hints about a Broadway actor’s origins and a 1887 Michigan statehood milestone.
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Douglas MacArther
Ramuel Hopkins Adams
Paul Newman
Kennedy ready for live TV news conferences
Washington AP reports President Kennedy shows confidence in holding live television news conferences. The piece notes the move narrows the citizen government gap, compares it with past presidents, and discusses risks of slips vs. past practices of indirect quoting and pre approved transcripts. Kennedy's preparedness is emphasized against Eisenhower.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Underdeveloped Congo work ethic mocked in column
Tulsa Tribune columnist lampoons Congo labor customs citing ILO report that Congolese men deem farm work beneath them, prefer short workdays, and fear family parasitism when relatives move in on rising wages. The piece skewers postcolonial aid debates and mocks tambourine shaking over labor.
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Tulsa Tribune
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N’dola
Mexico Japan To Increase Trade Trends
Mexico City AP report says trade between Mexico and Japan will grow as long term credits and technical know how flow to Mexican industry. Japanese experts touring Mexico expect charter agreements and extended credits to boost Mexican capacity and equipment.
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Mexico
Japan
Bazarnina Shindo
Shinda
Association For International Technical Cooperation
Ning
Cuba Frontiers and US Power Over Gulf Trade
Florida writer argues Cuba's location near Key West and its control of Guantanamo Bay shape Gulf security and US interests. He predicts Cuba could become an asset to Florida and Texas, urges Kennedy to pursue diplomacy, and calls for market optimism while noting Cold War risks.
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Mississippi River
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Bible Verse Mark 10 14 Parable on Children
The verse records Jesus expressing displeasure and welcoming children, saying Let the children come to me and forbid them not for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these. Mark 10 14 reflects a teaching about childlike faith and inclusion.
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Jesus
God
Know Your Bridge Hastdesler and a 1956 match error
The Austria vs Britain 1956 European championship hand shows a misplay by South. A spade overcall, double, and a bid to two hearts led to a four heart contract that went down after a misread trump and diamond control. Correct play would have preserved the contract.
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Jack of
Declarer
East
South
Daily Crossword Across Clues From a Fragmented Page
A puzzle style list presents across clues with numbers and cryptic hints such as Throw for 1 and For fear that for 6. Entries include terms like Hautboy for 20 and Crotchety person for 24 Collegiate, plus various lengths and spellings suggesting a historical or regional crossword draft with several unresolved entries and odd punctuation.
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