Proxmire Attacks Connally over Oil Ties in Navy Nomination
Editorial argues Sen. Proxmire's objections to John Connally Jr for Navy secretary lack merit citing Connally's oil industry background and past service with Johnson. It endorses Kennedy and Johnson's choice, saying Connally can separate oil interests from duties and Texas should be proud of its native son in future administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Senate
John B. Connally Jr
Texas
Navy
Kennedy
Proxmire
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Connally
Sen. Proxmire
Fort Worth
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
John Connally
Squirrel hunting habits and attitudes in the Deep South
The piece outlines four classes of squirrel hunters in Alabama and the Deep South, contrasting still hunters and dog hunters, and noting the skill and stealth required. It also critiques rival wing shot attitudes and briefly mentions post election cleanup in Macon News and a real estate trend about two houses per family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Deep South
Lynchburg
Bible Verse James 1 2 Engrafted Word Grants Salvation
A Bible verse instructs readers to lay apart all filthiness and superfluity of naughtiness and receive meekly the engrafted word able to save souls, from James chapter one verse two.
Baytown Sun details staff and operations
The Bay Town Sun published weekdays and Sundays from Baytown Texas. The item lists editor and publisher, key staff roles, advertising department, rates, mailing details, and Associated Press membership. It notes subscription costs and second class mail status for the Baytown Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
J. T. Bowling
Eeehenane
Cartier
Prat
Kennedy Dinner Party at Eisenhower Inauguration
The piece recounts Henry Ford's cash gifts to Democratic fundraising and Jesse McCloskey's barter of gala tickets, then shifts to John F. Kennedy's 1961 rise and eight years earlier Eisenhower's 1953 inaugural dinner at Georgetown House with no stove or hot water, cooked by Margaret Ambrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Ford
Ford
Matt McCloskey
Philadelphia
Democratic National Committee
McNamara
McCloskey
Democratic Party
Franklin Roosevelt
Lemoyne Billings
New York
Eisenhower
Secret Service
Mr. Kennedy
Langdon Marvin
Kennedy
The
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Georgetown
Samuel A. Alexander
P St
Margaret Ambrose
Hyannis Port
Mass
Christmas mischief in stores and diary note rare
A chaotic holiday scene recalls a child kicking Santa in a large department store causing a temporary sign to read gone to feed my reindeer. A 10 year diary entry quotes a hunting tale ending in death and a Montreal Santa is asked for a bicycle discount in a lighthearted holiday vignette.
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Santa Claus
Joan Brooks
Pop
Uncle Morris
Montreal
Hennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
World War II era trivia and literary wanderers recapped
A collage of questions and notes on historical figures. It asks which U S president first visited Europe in office before World War Seven, names composers and engravers connected to emperors, and points to famed wanderers Verlaine allied poet and a Near East English writer. It mentions a 194? all American raid over Germany and poses miscellaneous clues about writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Europe
Sbove
Near East
Damascus
Medain Salih
Arabian Desert
Arabia Deserta
Kissinger Kissinger Rusk Gilpatric Dismiss Soviet Missiles Claim
The article criticizes Henry Kissinger and associates for alleging Soviet superiority in missiles. It argues American missile strength is underestimated, noting U.S. submarines, bombers, and Thor missiles, plus extensive retaliatory capacity, render the Kissinger view implausible and arithmetic shows the thesis fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
Henry Kissinger
Dean Rusk
Roswell Gilpatric
U.S
NATO
Stuart Symington
Air Force
Kissinger
Union
Arleigh Burke
Kissinger-Rusk-Gilpatric
Letters to the Editor oppose public sports funding and bonds
A reader criticizes socialized baseball and football funded by bonds. The letter urges a no vote on a $22 million bond, arguing for private enterprise and wiser state borrowing. The writer, Ray Heinrich, favors using funds for schools, highways, and parks, and even lower taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
San Dear Sirs Io
Taras County
Ray Heinrich
Fragmented wildlife quip note on seeds and state policy
A garbled excerpt discusses hummingbirds and seeds with obscure references to a double coconut and a political term. The text lacks clear events or names to establish a definite report or outcome. The readable portions imply a playful but nonspecific fragment rather than a coherent news item.
How Do You Stand Barry Goldwater Speech Excerpt
U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater argues government is the power to compel and tax. He denounces tax collection as a confiscation of income and warns that every penny deducted harms producers and living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
U.S
Ariz
Washington
Capitol Building
White House
State House
Court House
United States
America
Sam
France and Italy duel over diamonds in world championship hand
In the world championship match France led by Bourchioff and Desmouly faced Italy’s Chiaradia and Forquet. artificial club bidding and heart responses defined the auction with six diamonds by Italy after Neapolitan Club methods, while France missed a winning contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
Bourchioff
Desmouly
West
A. Ood
Delmauly
Chiaradia
Forquet
B. Jay Becker
al, Fleming
Twin Brothers
FL Sharples
Booker and Lee
Ldo
Spurway Brothers
Dormer
S.dyer
Crowhurst and
Wardman
Meredith
Juan
Kahn
Jacobson
Tea Syndicate, Inc
Crossword Puzzle Clue Set From Daily ACROSS and DOWN
This item presents a dense list of crossword clues and answer hints from a Daily Crossword puzzle. It includes across and down entries with numbers and partial hints such as Florida tree bucke ts vegetable and various wordplay fragments across different positions.
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Alabama Journal
Macon News
Che Baytoum Sun
Veees
John Wadley Sires
Paul Putman
Ceee
Corrie Laughlin
Ceeseaereuererse
Sun
Houston
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Cradle OF the
DEEP
Drew Pearson
George
Jacqueline Bouvier
Jackie
Joan Lawler
Cous
John F. Kennedy
By Bennett Cerf
Glasewort
Charlies V
Happy Mathory
Mem Sao
Folk OF Fame
Charleville
Paul Verlaine
Paris
Verlaine
Sip
Abyssinia
Nan Jones
Central Press
Eighth Air Force
Germany
Woodrow Wilton
Antonin Dvorak
Albrecht Durer
Crete
Ralph de Toledano
Daily Crossword
Florida
Elizabeth Regina
Boston
Norfolk
Asacow
Yeoman
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