Baylor Marks New Advance in Nuclear Medicine Department
Baylor University Medical Center inaugurates a 100000 dollar nuclear medicine department funded by a 1959 Sammons donation and partners. The 5000 square foot facility on the first and ground floors houses a radiological laboratory, a low level counting lab, and a scanning room for thyroid, liver, heart, and brain studies. The scanner images thyroids, traces radioactive iodine, and aids kidney blood flow tests. nuclear medicine enables diagnosis and therapy across multiple organs and conditions.
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Baylor University Medical Center
Charles A. Sammons
Reserve Life Insurance Co
Deathwatch on the Fourth Aims to Curb July Holiday Fatalities
Texas DPS announces Operation Deathwatch for a 24 hour Fourth of July period led by Col Homer Garrison Jr. The plan predicts 11 traffic deaths, five homicides or self-inflicted, nine other accidents, and calls for enhanced patrols with 159 extra officers. Public urged to obey traffic laws to reduce toll.
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Texas Department of Public Safety
Homer Garrison Jr
DPS
Garrison
Actress Won't Take Any More Dark Eyed Parts
Actress Rhea Vernon explains she refused roles she viewed as stereotyped Latin American types. She recounts a Columbia Pictures casting call for Walk to the Wild Side and notes being rejected for a Sarita Varela archetype, expressing relief at not winning the part.
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Columbia P
Mom Jile
Baytown Sun Ad Tide: Page Teasers and Notices
Fragmented OCR text from Baytown Sun includes names like Hartman Boone Pendereraes Mae Jackson and Wadley Putman with references to city, Texas, and general newspaper business terms. This reads as a garbled ad or notices page fragment with carrier rates and section markers, lacking clear events or details.
John Birch Society Ties Stir GOP Strategy Probe
Drew Pearson reports Republican National Headquarters directs field workers to form covert alliances with the John Birch Society to attack Democratic candidates as soft on communism. The piece notes Goldwater’s vague ties in Arizona and Birch activity in Wyoming, plus reader guidance on citizen action for city-to-city affiliations via the American Municipal Association.
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Washington
Republican National
John Birch Society
GOP
Birch Society
D. Eisenhower
Arizona
Sen
Brasty Goldwater
Goldwater
John Birch
New Orleans
Kent Courtney
Wyoming
Gale McGee
Rob Welch
Weil
US Cheanber of Commerce
Chamber
UC Angs
Welch
Kennedy
American Municipal Association
Pearson
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf in a Small Town Maine
A humorous anecdote collection sketches life in a Maine town where the sheriff acts as vet on a cold night. It contrasts local law and animal care with witty dialogue. Harvard undergraduates and Cambridge police are depicted as feuding, with lively campus humor and classic yuks.
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Bennett Cerf
Maine
Davis Strait location and riddling quiz items
A scrambled trivia page asks where Davis Strait lies and defines terms like rats lade in coaxing, plus questions about hydrophobia, a detcher, Cajun ancestry, and a long list of historical and film figures. It includes birthday notices and a folk of fame guessing game about a London actor linked to a 34 year old quit school story.
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Davis Strait
London
Esaigh
U. S
John Gielgud
Hiram Hollis Day
Dr. Hyatt
Gove Im
England
Explorer who sailed Labrador to White Sea and Russia
Nan Jones Control Press Writer recalls a navigator who wandered Labrador in 1508 seeking a northwest passage, led an expedition to South America, opened trade with Russia, and later sailed English service. The piece hints at his paths, banishment, and eventual return, interwoven with puzzle clues and dated forecasts.
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Americas
Labrador
Charles V
Iead
South America
Rio de la Plata
White Sea
Russia
Button
How Do You Stand Sir A Capp Attack on Government and Liberty
Washington columnist defends limited federal power and individual initiative against Capp's criticism. He argues government should provide defense and essential services while enabling personal responsibility, urging balanced policy and restraint. He asserts rails, airlines, and highways gained from federal support, yet stresses the value of private effort in national progress.
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Washington
al Capp
New York Herald-Tribune
Capp
American Legion Post
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
Strategic Air Command
Arizona
Lincoln
Cupp
Big Brother
Little Town Gets Large Allocation for Slum Clearance
Washington AP notes Wink, Texas receives almost 2 million dollars for a 21 acre urban renewal project. The package includes a loan and a grant as the town, once thriving after a migration surge, faces clearance of about half its homes to meet current standards.
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Washington
Wink, Tix
Urban Renewal Administration
West
Texas Plains
Grant
Wink
Cayners
Thorsaire
Avenes
VP Of Shell Retires After 33 Years' Work
R N, Ted Walser, vice president of Shell in the Houston area, retires after 35 years with the company. He joined Shell in September 1927 for the Ble cler' ny he dand department to Dallas, later transferring to Houston after the Dallas office move.
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Shell
Houston
Simmant Ted
Ted Walser
Shed of Cats
Sheil
Dallas
Nigot Schenl
South Tec School of Law
Rikla Varse Then Peter Said God Shows No Respecter Of Persons
In Acts chapter ten, Peter declares a divine principle that God is no respecter of persons, emphasizing that acceptance with God depends on faith and righteousness rather than birth or status. The verse records Peter’s vision and the clarification that Gentiles may receive the gospel.
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Peter
Johnson prompts praise for grass roots diplomacy abroad
The memo credits Lyndon B Johnson with effective person to person diplomacy in Africa and India, praising his informal approach over pomp and ceremony and arguing it earns respect from foreign leaders and the public. It notes criticism of his street level outreach.
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Lyndon Johnson
Africa
India
Kennedy
Johnson
Six Hearts Goes Down In Expert Bridge Defense
South opened six hearts after a bold bid and a sting for one spade. East defended with a precise line that yielded a four trick defeat, despite West and East exchanges and a queen club miscue. The hand illustrated sharp bidding and tricky play culminating in a 1100 point swing.
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East
South
West
Weat
Declarer
Denimer
Pwo
Ane
Daily Crossword Clues and Answers
Crossword entries listed with clues and partial solutions such as Millfish for 37 and Youth contraction for 38. Across and down hints include timber tree and English river. The fragmentary puzzle text also shows familiar clue styles and abbreviations like HLL yar and AQ.
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Aim
Timber Tree
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