Editorials on Texas Capitol Press Corps and state government
The piece extols the Capitol Press Corps as vital to Texas readers and broadcasters. It profiles the demographic and experience mix of reporters covering Austin, noting ages from 21 to 72, an average of 40, and 19 years of experience. It describes reporters as generalists, skilled in many sources across diverse topics like oil, water, insurance, courts, education, and taxation.
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Austin
Texas
Railroad Commission
Aprovpriations Committee
Impor Folm Connally
Texas’ Citions
Capitol Press Corps
Via
Texas Capitol Press Corps
Capitol Press Room
Capitol
Manor
Lbs Ranch
Little White House
Austin Associated Press
United Press International
Dugnrgent
Washington White House
Washington
White House
Gov. Connally
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel
Capitol Bureau
Kenneth Towery
Cuero Record
Towery
Associated Press
Texas Daily
New York Pleased By Jackie's Quest For Anonymity
In a bustling New York City, Mrs. John F. Kennedy moves with her children from Georgetown to a Carlyle Hotel and then an apartment, sparking civic pride as locals admire the idea of living there rather than visiting. Officials caution tour guides about pointing out the hotel while critics muse on anonymity in the city’s hotels and restaurants.
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John F. Kennedy
New York
Georgetown
Washington
Carlyle
Brooklyn Bridge
The
Daily News
Joseph Dicarla
Schrafis
Douglas MacArthur
Herber
Hoover
Campaiout
Waldorf Astoria
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
Baytown Sun staff listed including editor and publisher roles and managerial positions. Publication notes show Baytown Texas post office entry, afternoon editions Monday through Sunday, subscription rates, and agency affiliations.
Fleming's Thrilling Cities and Global Odds and Ends
Tan Fleming surveys Hong Kong Macao Tokyo Honolulu Los Angeles Las Vegas Chicago New York Hamburg Berlin Vienna Geneva Naples Monte Carlo in a globe trotting portrait of cities he finds fascinating and stirring, drawn from his Times assignments and linked to Bond lore and crime lore. Fleming highlights nightlife in Hong Kong cites Dr Lobo in Macao the central hotel in Macao and a high rise vice district while Tokyo yields judo sums and geishas and Chicago underlines crime history. He names Los Angeles Las Vegas and New York along with European stops noting cultural mood and personal encounters that shaped his Bond world. The piece blends travel impressions with hints of future fiction, ending with a note on Greenland ice sheets.
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Jan Fleming
Fleming
London Sunday Times
the Times
Far East
Hong Kong
Macao
Tokyo
Causeway Bay
Dr. Lobo
Villa Verde
Compvwnist
China
Dr. Lebo
Noice
Central Hotel
Somerset
Maugham
Supreme Judo Academy
Honolulu
U.S
Los Angeles
James Hamilton
James Bond
Captain Hamilton
Las Vegas
Flensing
Chicago
Ray Brennan
Chicago Sun- Times
Cathedral of the Holy Name
Hymie Weiss
O'Banion Flower
Biograph Theater
Lincoln Avenue
John Dillinger
Chicago Art Institute
New York
Hamburg
Germany
Berlin
Vienna
Geneva
Switzerland
Naples
Monte Carlo
London
Fragments Covering Trivia, Quotes, and Historic Dates
This clip blends trivia questions about FEGS, Descartes, epithalamium, The Jungle Book, and Perseus with birthday lists, dated events like Ireland becoming a republic in 1945, and Medal of Honor authorization in 1962, plus a telescope dome description and scattered quotes.
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Fire
Eire
Congress
Name this spot of fame telescope observatory marked by history
Ruth Ramsey reports on a historic observatory with a six inch thick glass mirror ground to form a sphere. Built after delays from World War I the facility cost over six million dollars and features advanced aluminizing and a massive vacuum chamber. It claims the ability to bring the moon within 28 miles visually.
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Iworla
Baytown Considers Bonds to Support City Improvements
City hall figures show Baytown could support up to 34 million in bonds without a large tax hike. Voters may face multiple bond items this fall including a community center street drainage sewer water systems and a possible new city hall. Current debt and funding plans hinge on tax supported and revenue bonds with potential shifts in capital outlay to cover principal and interest.
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Bobsy Supphin
Federal Aviation Agency
O.K
Bernard Johnson Engineers, Inc
City Water and Utility Fund
D.D
Woters
Streets
Walter
Baytown
Sma
Texas Municipal League
Polvar and Operators Licensing Law Sought in Dallas
Dallas County District Attorney Henry Wade urges a licensing law for defector operators and penalties for jailbreakers. He notes federal law imposes up to 35000 fine and five years, while Texas lacks specific jail-escape penalties. Wade says polygraph operators often lack qualification and only 5 or 6 of 10 may be qualified.
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Dallas
Dallas County
Henry Wade
Texas le
Wade
Texas
Ten New Seismographs Planned For Mexico
MENICO CITY AP The head of the seismograph bureau SAMS announced ten new stations with updated seismographs will be installed across Mexico. Dr Jose Merino Coronado claimed invention of a second new type machine that proved effective during Monday temblor. Most existing instruments reportedly failed. The new stations, to be ready in two months, promise quick repairs and are described as electronic and inexpensive at about 1000 dollars each.
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Menico
City
SAMS
Mexico
Jose Mering
Coronado
Merino
Know Your Bridge: Israel Triumph In 1964 Olympiad Match
In the 1964 World Bridge Olympiad Israel beat Italy by 5 to 2 victory points. Itzhak Ellenberg and Louis Rozeanu as North-South guided Israel to four spades after a misled defense by Italy. West failed to cash hearts, giving Israel a chance to seal four spades with careful play.
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Israel
Italy
Itzhak Ellenberg
Louis Rozeanu
Rozeanu
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature
Crossword puzzle page item notes yesterday's answer and presents the daily challenge in the King Features series with no further details available.
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James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
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Paul Putman
Corne Laughlin
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Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
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Tan Fleming
New American Library
Mary Brown
Greenland
Perseus
John Q. Adams
John Wattanaker
Clarence B. Kelland
E. E B. White
Yul Brynner
Thomas Alitchell
Joshua Wedgehood
Henry Thoreau
George Eastman
Kirsten Flagaiad
Fan Cliburn
Andrew Wyeth
Milton Berle
Plato
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Fellow of the Boys
Geographic Society
Rene Descartes
Kipling
Andromeda
Polvar and Operators
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