Editorial Reflects On Johnson Goldwater Confidence Levels
The piece compares LBJ and Barry Goldwater as men with it made status while recounting their paths to the 1964 nomination. It traces Kennedy’s assassination shaping Johnson’s rise, contrasts their political experience, and notes Goldwater’s evolving campaign posture from 1963 to 1964.
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Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Josina
California
San Francisco
Senate
Kennedy
Congress
Phoenix
Ariz
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf spoof review
A Hollywood producer shown as mean delights in rivals’ misfortune and celebrates when a competitor’s $15 million film flops at Grauman’s Old Chinese Theater. Juliet Lowell’s Dear Man of Affairs letters include a dog mix up, a widow’s note about unwanted notices, and a request for a new cookbook.
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Hollywood
Wollywood Boulevard
Juliet Lowell
Trefflidh
Lehman Liquor Shop
Brentano's
Baytown Youth Invited To Academy Opening
Baytonians are invited to the Academy of Electro Data Systems in Houston for an opening day celebration at 1 p.m. Sunday. Donna Loren, TV personality, will sing and meet guests. a "World's Only Living Robot" mechanical man will appear. The four hour event will feature demonstrations of data processing, key punch, and computer programming.
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Baytown
Academy of Electro Data Systems
San Jacinto
Holman Avenue
Houston
Donna Loren
Pepper Girl
Music Major Babin on Texas Tech Dean's Honor Roll
Mary Claire Babin daughter of Mr and Mrs A F Babin of 2309 Kentucky earned dean's honor roll both semesters at Texas Tech as a freshman music major She played the piano score for a musical comedy at the college.
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Mary Claire Babin
A. F. Babin
Kentucky
Texas Tech
Baytown Sun Masthead and Notices
The Baytown Sun publishes in Baytown Texas with editors and managers listed including Fred Hartman James Hale Beulah Jackson and others. It notes office location Pearce and Ashbel Baytown and rates of 1.45 per month 17.40 yearly and mentions Associated Press and national representation by Texas Newspapers Representatives Inc.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Baytown,Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Texas Daily Newspaper Asse
Azam
Scranton Pleads for California Support in GOP Fight
Fulton Lewis Jr reports Scranton seeks California delegates to reconsider their Goldwater pledge after primary returns. Shafer travels to Los Angeles to urge doubt, while California vows loyalty to Goldwater on first ballot. Delegates from New York remain mixed as national tensions simmer ahead of the convention.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Senate
Fulton Lewis Jr
Washington
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
California
Los Angeles
Gavi Haymond Shafer
Shafer
Barry Goldwater
Golden State
Frank Jordan
Scranton - Shaler
Scranton
Seattle
Dwight Eisenhower
Ike
Eisenhower
Minnesota
Wendell Willkie
Nelson Rockefeller
Associated Press
New York Journal-American
Barry
Long Island
Letters To The Editor On High School Naming
A reader dismisses over naming a new high school The Puppy and JFK names. He suggests New Hope High School or The North Side High School as alternatives and signs as Joe B Clawson Baytown.
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JFK High School
John F. Kennedy
John E. Kennedy
New Hope High School
North Side High School
Baytown Sun
Joe B. Clawson
Baytown
Classical Trivia Grab Bag in 5 Quick Questions
What Austrian composer had three sons who became composers is answered by referring to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The muse of love poets is Erato. The brilliantly imaged North American bird likened to the crow and raven is the blue jay in some poetic comparisons. An earthquake recording instrument is a seismograph. The nymph who died of unrequited love for Narcissus is Echo.
New York Naval Shipyard Named Historic Hub of Size and Ships
The New York Naval Shipyard near Wallabaul Bay grew from 42 acres in 1801 to 290 acres, becoming a world class facility. It operated dry docks up to 700 feet, peaked with 69,000 workers in World War II, handled thousands of service calls and ships yearly, and hosted famed vessels like the U S S Maine and Franklin D Roosevelt carrier.
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New York Naval Shipyard
Wallabaul Bay
Elhow
Bayonne
U.S.S. Texas
Long Island
Fulton
Halstead
U.S.S. Maine
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gota
Laird Under Fire Over Civil Rights Civil Rights Vote Split
The piece traces Melvin Laird a Wisconsin congressman viewed as conservative by Nixon and aligned with a Dixiecrat coalition. It notes his civil rights vote split and platform influence in San Francisco, with ties to the American Enterprise Institute and Big Business donors. It ends by citing his broader political stance and support network.
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Drew Parkson
San Francisco
Wisconsin
Melvin Laird
Laird
Richard Nixon
Chuck Percy
Bell and Howell
Chicago
Nixon
Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Percy
Eisenhower
Americans For Constitutional Action
Laint
Congress
AFL
Cio
Committee On Political Education
Kennedy
Johnson
Marshfield
Wis
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Dixiecrat Coalition
Laid
William J. Baroody, Jr
American Enterprise Institute For Public, Policy Research
General Motors
General Electric
J. Howard Pew
Sun Oil
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Goldwater
Prise Institute
Laiid
Weather Factor In Intensity Of Sonic Booms
Oklahoma City tests show cloud layers winds turbulence and air density variance magnify or weaken sonic booms. FAA engineers admit forecasting boom volume at a given speed and altitude remains difficult though predictions below the aircraft’s ground track are still reliable. Halaby calls sonic booms a more serious problem than anticipated and says flights will not continue beyond next month.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Oklahoma City
N. E. Halaby
Halaby
Texarkana Riot Not Civil Rights Case Says Lawyer
Texarkana report notes Cass County district attorney Aly. Neal Birmingham says Sunday’s lake clash between Black and white residents is not a civil rights case. Four people were wounded, one suspect Clifford Williams, 21, charged with assault. grand jury timing set for July 27. no special juries planned.
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Texarkana
Cass County
Neal Birmingham
Lake Texarkana
Téxarkana Gazette and News
Birmingham
Grand Jury
Texas
Clifford Williamis
Wiliams
Ace Cusette
Ambitious slam in Olympiad bridge match yields 6NT triumph
In the South Africa versus United States Olympiad match, Robert Robinson and Arthur Robinson of Philadelphia mounted a dramatic squeeze to make six notrump after a diamond lead. Despite a seven spade bid at the other table, Robinson converted a favorable position by a sequence of clubs and spades, securing a 1964 King Feature win and 1,040 points for the United States.
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South Africa
United States
Robert Jordan
Arthur Robinson
Philadelphia
West
Rotinson
King Feater
Bast
South
Robinson
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE Across and Down clues
A compact rundown of the KING FEATURE daily crossword with across and down clues listed. Includes numbers for positions and entries such as Work enclosures light sarcas, marvel entangles and more, plus a historical note on a maestro of Wireless Oldgraphy and various thematic hints.
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Resnett
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