Democrats Spar Over Johnsons Narrow DNC Reshuffle
Editorials say President Johnson weakly satisfied party leaders by keeping John M Bailey as national chairman and expanding operations rather than installing a new leader and a ground up rebuild. The tone notes broad calls for change after GOP wins, with wary Democrats watching Johnsons modest reforms.
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Democratic National Committee
John M. Bailey
Connecticut
Congress
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Lawrence F. O'Brien
O'Brien
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
James Rowe
White Sulphur Springs
Lyndon Johnson
Bailey
National Committee
Sam Rayburn
John F. Kennedy
Johnnyson
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Card
Puzzle style word power quiz items and clues listed with numbers and partial answers for a newspaper feature. Includes word definitions, cross clues, and playful prompts.
Baytown Sun Publisher Role Misspelled In Fragment
A fragment from the Baytown Sun lists staff roles and contact lines including editor publisher and general manager, with partial postal and address details. The note references Baytown Texas and a March 3, 1573 post mark as part of the masthead material.
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Baytown
Texas
Let's Go To The Races Rant By Henry McLemore
Henry McLemore rails at supermarket sponsored Let’s Go to the Races TV promos. He describes his family’s obsession with racing slips and daily trips to the store, noting rising grocery costs and a daughter Megan’s horse betting habit. He recalls near misses and losses, hoping for a big win one day.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Megan
Hialeah
Aqueduct
Saratoga
Santa Anita
California
Regan
Mary
Tom, Dick
Martha
Thank God for Christian Teenagers Letter to the Editor
A reader praises teens for alertness saving a Woolen enclosure fire after church. Two boys helped contain the blaze, one warned the manager while others sprayed water. Though no medals or papers admired them, a simple thanks from adults would honor such deeds.
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The
Sun
German press rebukes Look censorship stance in Hoffa case
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports West German reaction to Look magazine suing for censorship in Hamburg over Stern’s publication of Manchester installments on The Death of a President. He links the case to Nazi-era spying methods and argues the U.S. Supreme Court supports free press while dissent by Chief Justice Warren warns against police state tactics. The piece ties in Jimmy Hoffa, Partin, and Kennedy aides, urging vigilance against erosion of civil liberties.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Look Magazine
Manchester
Stern
West Germany
U.S
Hamburg
Mrs. Kennedy
Net
Look
U. S
U. S. Supreme Court
Hitler
Warren
Team
Steyr
Jimmy Hoffin
Republican Leaflers
Arthur Summerfeld
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamster
Michigan
Flint
Bert Brennan
Test Fleet Co
Detroit
Middle West
Hoffa
Nashville
Chattanooga
Justice Department
Edward Partin
Louisiana
Partin
Daniels
FBI
Oakland
Calif
California
Supreme Court
Pitt
House of Commons
England
Bobby Kennedy
America
Doctor's Mailbag on Anemia and Heart Ailments
Wayne G Brandstadt M D answers reader questions on liver use in pernicious and aplastic anemia, hypochromic anemia iron needs, hereditary spherocytosis and splenectomy, heart fibrillation causes, and arteriosclerotic syncope. Pacemaker consideration noted.
Scorpion Venom Described as Painful But Usually Harmless
The scorpion uses its venomous sting to defend itself and deliver a lethal jab to prey. The poison causes a painful wound in humans but generally has no serious effects.
Fulbright as gadfly in foreign policy critique
James Marlow reviews Fulbright's new book The Arrogance of Power, noting the Arkansas Democrat senator's long criticism of Johnson on Vietnam and the Dominican crisis. The piece questions the practicality and clarity of Fulbright's peace plan linking a ceasefire, U.S. troop withdrawal, and an international conference including China, with potential risk of empowering the Viet Cong and uncertain responses from Red China.
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James Marlow
Washington
Socrates
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Johns Hosking School of Advanced International Studies
Fulbright
Red Chinese
Southeast Asia
Red China
Vietnam
Pla
United States
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
North Vietnm
Johnson
Manila
North
Play Bridge With Jacoby by Oswald and James Jacoby
One feature of this year's American team is three distinct versions of Standard American. Edgar Kaplan and Norman Kay use a weak no trump and the semi final sees Kaplan as declarer in four spades against Rapee and Lazard. Kaplan’s precise club plays and discards yield a three IMP gain. The swing amounts to 10 international match points with better results than many declarers.
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Edgar Kaplan
Norman Kay
Edgar
Rapee
Lazard
Bidding Question in Bridge Card Game
The article presents a bridge bidding puzzle: West opens one club, Pass, two no trump by North, three clubs by East, Pass, you as South hold AQTES WHE RELIZE KATE. Decide after a double by you, East may bid three spades. What is the best play now and what should you do next. The answer appears tomorrow.
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