One Vote Power: Editorial On Voting Duty
Editorial extols the power of a single vote citing historical examples where one ballot decided elections and statehood. It urges readers to stay informed, study candidates, participate in meetings, and encourage others to vote, framing voting as a moral obligation vital to democracy. It also advises following election laws and maintaining civic engagement.
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Thomas Jefferson
John Quincy Adams
Rutherford B. Hayes
Electoral Commission
Hayes
Indiana
Congress
California
Idaho
Oregon
Texas
Washington
House of Representatives
Capitol Flags Ready as Senate Seeks Quick Orders
Capitol Architect J George Stewart readies two crews of 30 to raise and lower 50 star flags on July 4 beginning at midnight with 30 temporary poles. Orders cost 284 and 580 dollars for three by five and five by eight flags in the House and 350 and 650 in the Senate. Rain could disrupt the plan.
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Capitol
J. George Stewart
Stewart
Senate
House
Five Day Forecast Issued For Texas Weather Districts
The Weather Bureau released a five day forecast for June 2 to July 3. East and Central Texas expect temperatures 2 to 4 degrees above normal with normal lows 72 to 78 and highs 88 to 99, little change otherwise and light to no precipitation with possible afternoon thunderstorms. West Texas shows similar slight warming, with normal lows around 70s and highs near 88 to 90s, isolated showers possible.
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Texas
Baytown Sun Editorial on Office Management Staff
The Baytown Sun lists editors and managers including Editor and Publisher, Business Manager, Managing Editor, and Office Manager. Circulation managers Roger Amdall and John Wadley are noted with contact details and subscription rates. The text appears garbled with partial figures and stray letters, but references to rates, phone numbers, and staff roles remain.
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Oiece
Photographers Starkly Block Ike Arrival In Honolulu Sitdown
A Washington column recalls staged photo delays during Ike’s Far East trip with trucks blocking cameras in Seoul and Honolulu. Storer Broadcasting disputes GOP plane costs and yacht use, while Kennedy’s poll officer faces a Johnson lead. Texas judges seek more space for Lafayette Square expansion.
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Drew Pearson
Wasilington
Ike
Honolulu
Seoul
Korea
Marine Headquarters
Jim Hagerty
White House
Storer Broadcasting Co
Storer
FCC
John Ifer
GOP
Truth Squad
George B. Storer
Republican Senatorial Committee
Storer Broadcasting
Doerfer
Doerter
Know Your Bridge by B. Jay Becker explain six no trump doubles
Bridge column discusses how a double by the declarer’s right opponent can force certain leads and aid defense. It explains why the doubler prefers clubs as the lead, the dangers of a club ace or king from dummy, and how South should play a low club from the dummy to counter East’s signaling.
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Becaus
Bec
Jead Southan
Westie QJ
East Hay
South
Kaat
East
Weat
Ran Byadkets
Jon Ice
Rman Ae
Who Is He From Early Stage To Film Star
A quiz item traces a performer's path from English stage beginnings through U S touring with a theater company to movies such as Alexander Hamilton and The King and I plus TV work on Col Home Flack. Also notes a 1896 White House wedding and 15 years ago today American occupation troops began.
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U. S
Wald
Piot Ares
Alexander Hamilton
Panama Halle
Powers
Castila
Quasens
White House
Grover Cheveland
Mary Frances Foon
Soviet Growthmanship in a U S Economy Clash
The piece argues the Soviet Union remains underdeveloped in industrial know-how, forecasting U S economic and military advantages. It contrasts projected Soviet 50 percent car production with U S output near 6.4 million, and warns that a U S switch to Soviet-style economics would devastate U S industry, infrastructure, and living standards while surrendering bases and advanced weapons.
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Washington
U.S
Stuart Symington
Russia
United States
Nixon
Soviet Union
West Indies
South America
Canada
Greenland
Mexico
Statue Offer Declined for Bryan Moniker Figure
In Bryan Texas the Bryan College Station Chamber rejects an offer to acquire a statue of William Jennings Bryan. Retired Brig. Gen. John F. Davis, a 1911 A&M graduate, learned the statue was moved to a government warehouse for a new bridge and suggested its availability.
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BRYAN
Bryan College Station
Jom- Merce
William Jennings Bryan
John F. Davis
Washington
A&m
Bryan Chamber
Tex
Willam Joe Bryan
Stephen F. Austin
Travis Bryan Jr
Bryan Ron
Thamesake
Houston & Texas Central Railroad
T&no
Television Log Segments Highlight Sunday Schedule Rundown
A fragmented television log lists multiple half hour slots and programs for Sunday afternoon and evening including Lone Ranger, Gunsmoke, and Sgt. …, with mentions of The Rebel Alfred Hitchcock The Alaskans and Hunter. The schedule also references Houston headlines and various news blocks.
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NDAY
Volberace
All Star Theater
Progress Parade
Wiliam Tell
Broken’ Arrow
Telenews
Houston
Maverick
Dennis the Menace
Music On Ice
Ed Sullivan
Lawman
Chevy Suspense Show
GE Theater
the Rebel
Alfred Hitchcock
The
Loretta Young
Lucy
Connecticut
Pony Express
Johnny Staccato
Mike Hammer
MGM Theater
David Grier
Final
Year 1960’s first half reviewed by Marlow
James Marlow surveys the first half of 1960 noting mixed outcomes in foreign affairs and domestic politics. He highlights the Paris summit plan, France joining the atomic club, student unrest in Korea and Turkey, and the U2 incident that derailed Eisenhower’s Moscow trip.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Paris
Atomic Club
Ble
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
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