President Johnson under scrutiny over reactions to criticism
Washington discussion centers on President Lyndon Johnson and his response to press criticism and privacy concerns. Jack Valenti defends him as a dedicated leader, while observers note public reaction to his speech and urge judging Johnson by decisions and outcomes rather than personal reactions.
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Wills a serious business for all ages
Babson Park Massachusetts The piece argues people delay making wills due to death anxiety. It cites risks of estates being mismanaged when wills are not made, including a story of a man who died without a will leaving relatives and lawyers claiming shares. It urges consulting a professional lawyer, not relying on agents or friends, and paying a lawyer’s fee as a sound investment.
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Ersans
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Baytown Sun staff and publishing details listed
The Baytown Sun announces its editor publisher officers and staff along with publication details, frequencies, office location, P O box, Baytown Texas, and basic subscription rates while noting representation and associated press origins. The fragmentary text cites several named staff and managers and a Baytown mailing address.
Thugs Threaten Taft-Hartley Repeal Effort Amid Strife
Fulton Lewis reports violent disruptions across cities as thugs threaten the Taft-Hartley 14B repeal. Taxi strikes in New York, mass picketing in Philadelphia, and attacks on nonstrikers in Garrett Indiana accompany a rising labor campaign against repeal. Senate filibuster threats and mixed signals from leaders cloud chances of passage.
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The Lighter Side: Pets Pampered, People Outraged
Henry McLemore recounts Dorothy Roe’s pet pampering critique while defending lavish treatment of cats and dogs. He recalls humorous anecdotes of his bulldog Dilly and cat Fred, arguing pampering sustains happiness and offers comic relief in domestic life.
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Henry McLemore
Dorothy Roe
Miss Roe
Drug patent battle reveals White House pushback
Washington debate on patent rights for medical breakthroughs shows administration and drug firms pressuring lawmakers. Senators Long and McClellan faced lobbying from White House aides while Pastore sought study. The vote, along party lines, kept patents with private firms, despite taxpayer funding of research.
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White House
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Manites
Sen
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Texas
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Louisiana
Long
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Rhode Island
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hiram Fong
Hawaii
Pastore
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Arkansas
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Tennessee
Bayh
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Jordan
Russell
Stennis
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Zebras light with dark stripes or dark with light stripes
The item asks if zebras are light with dark stripes or dark with light stripes and includes related trivia questions about rulers, anthems, vice presidents, and steel input. It notes historical mentions such as Horace Greeley’s 1865 advice and a curiosities column on a tiny republic with three citadels.
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Marinus
Arbe
Republic
Mystery column notes stamps and old country trivia
Ruth Ramsey writes on how titles once granted now fund stamp sales while the nation exports Mt Titano stone and volcanic wine. The column blends quirky lines on future property, child vigilance, and wartime thought from Will Durant with a curious trivia list and a missing answer.
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Heritage Of Americans Has No Peer
Ir L. WONT laments the fading celebration of national holidays in America. He argues Memorial Day Independence Day Thanksgiving Columbus Day and birthdays of Washington and Lincoln are no longer honored with public dedication, instead viewed as long holiday weekends with people traveling and risking injury on highways.
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Ir L
America
Washington
Lincoln
Falsecarding psychology in a bridge hand analysis
East should have shifted to a spade after South falsecarded at trick one, given South's A K Q holding and West's lead of the jack. Declarer won the ace of hearts, finessed the nine of clubs, and South made nine tricks. East’s heart return cost them the defense, illustrating the role of deception in bridge strategy.
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East
South
West
Lot
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE
A syndicated KING FEATURE daily crossword puzzle is presented with a brief intro and classifed ads style header. The item highlights the puzzle existence and its daily availability in the newspaper. It notes the Sun as the publishing context and references puzzle clues and solution in upcoming pages.
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