Firearms Bills Face Broad Opposition Across States
Congressional debates over Sen. Dodd's firearms bill draw strong opposition from 14 states including Texas New Hampshire and Vermont with conservationists sportsmen and residents arguing restrictive rules threaten hunting economies and rights. Hearings open July 12 before the House Ways and Means Committee amid widespread public and official pushback.
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House
Ways and
Congress
Thomas J. Dodd
Conicut
Vermont
Washington
Sen. Dodd
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Arizona
Arkansas
Louisiana
Michigan
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Mexico
the Sun
The
Sun
Fish and Game
Theodore H. Bampton
Board of Fisheries and Game
Sen
Dodd
Bampton
James M. Shepard
Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Game
Ralph A. MacMullan
Michigan Department of Conservation
Louis Finders
Nebraska Game Forestation and Parks Commission
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur Mills
Senate Judiciary
Philip A. Hart
Baytown Sun Publisher and staff listing
Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor Office Manager Promotion Manager National Manager and others listed for The Baytown Sun Inc. published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays in Baytown Texas with a Baytown address and subscription rates of 1.60 per month and 19.20 per year.
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Pianager
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ayhbel
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
DuBois Clubs plan world festival links and reforms
Washington report details WEB DuBois Clubs aiming for the Ninth World Youth Festival in Algiers in late July and early August, led by Michael Myerson. It notes connections with the World Federation of Democratic Youth and plans to broaden influence in U.S. campuses and Black ghettos while opposing Vietnam policy and the draft.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
DuBois
Algiers
International Union of Students
World Federation of Democratic Youth
U.S
Michael
South Vietnam
Davis
Paris
DuBois Clubs
Vietnam
United States Army
DuBois Club
United Front
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Students For A Democratic Society
Terrace
Kaye
Communist Party, USA
China Reds Preach Low-Cost Revolution Abroad
BREW PEARSON reports State Department memo portrays Red China using inexpensive propaganda and guerrilla training to influence Africa Asia and Latin America. It details agents technicians and cultural attaches aiding revolutionary movements while laying groundwork for conflict with the United States. Johnson calls from a White House gathering as a phone mix up highlights political noise amid global tensions. Jeremiah 17 9 echoes a warning about deceitful hearts.
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Brew Pearson
Washington
The
State Department
Red China
Africa
Latin America
Asia
Russia
China
Bernard Baruch
Harry S. Truman
United States
Ing
Algeria
Congo
Chang-Hsi-Jo
Cultural Commission
Liu
Chang- Sheng
Chinese- African Friendship Association
Peking
Cameroon Republic
Colombia
Cuba
Kenya
Laos
Mozambique
Niger
Viet Nam
Peru
Mao Tese-Tung
Middle East
How Good Is Civil Service
AF S Hunt argues the civil service, long praised as a public good, now wields policy power in Washington. Professional staff occupy key policy roles, influencing safety, business regulation, and economic data. Civil service protections complicate removal of obstructive officials despite misgivings about independence and accountability.
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AF. S. Hunt
Civil Service
Washington
State Department
Hollywood candidates loom in U S politics by Henry McLemore
The column argues actors like Groucho Marx could lead in politics as parties seek fresher faces from Hollywood. It notes California pioneered entertainment influenced trends and urges voters to evaluate actors for public office beyond box office appeal.
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Henry McLemore
Geege Murphy
U. S. Senate
Ronald Reagan
California
Hollywood
Equity
Tifornia
Vine
Capitol Hill
Caifornia
U. S
Maine
Vermont
Groucho Marx
Groucho
Quick Grab Bag Trivia And Halfway Across Cilicia
A杂 mixed page presents trivia questions on Jupiter’s equatorial diameter, Maine’s naming, Hawaii statehood, Manhattan Island discovery, and the first female U.S. Senator, along with a plate of historical notes from 1699 pirate Kidd’s capture and a spot of ancient Cilician coast history.
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Jupiter
Maine
Hawaii
Manhattan Island
U.S. Senate
Silific
Mer- Isine
Cilicia
Ancient ruins and cryptic clues in a coastal column
Central Press entry by Ruth Ramsey hints at Roman ruins along the coast, badly eroded yet still standing in places. The piece includes quips and stray quiz lines about youth, forecasts, and a dated trivia list, with scattered nameless attributions and fragmented OCR text.
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Decker
South dealer vulnerable north bids pass east west pass declarer wins four spades after West leads king of diamonds. The defense of East should have found a heart ruff to beat the contract. East failed to combine clues from the opening lead to establish the killing defense.
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Know Your Bridge By
B. Jay Decker
Ike
West
Declarer
K-Q
East
King of Diamonds
South
Uees Syndicats, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Avenee Heathen
A KING FEATURE Daily Crossword page presents clues listed as Observe 43 Cenary 44 Simpleton 46 Soak flax among other entries. The brief puzzle card notes a themed set of entries with terse hints and cross referencing.
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James H Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert KH. Gilmore
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putmar
Corrie Laughlin
Advertising Department
Etail
Bobby
MeNaught Sep
Fulton Lewis
Official Journal
Georgia State Bar Association
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Chiago
George Leighton
Chicago
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Hoover
Leichten
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Casa Nostra
Sam DeStefano
Department of Justice
National Lawyers Guild
House UN- American Activities Committee
Communist Party
Lawyers Guild
South Korea
Thailand
Malaysia
Burma
Mao
Rilla
Israel
Free Nations
Joe Cannon
Reg
Tip O'Neill
D-Mass
White House
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Larry O’brien
O'Neill
O’brien
Jeremiah
United Nations
Paul Jones
Cecil Rhodes
Mazimilian of
Berlia
Dorothy Kirsten
Janet Leigh
LaVerne Andrews
Harold S. Vanderbilt
William Kidd
Boston
England
Spot
Eamel
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
A. Sayweil
Henry Hudson
Rebecca Latimer Felton
Georgia
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Ate
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