Gun lobby to Fight Kennedy Era Gun Control Push
Editorial notes Kennedy murder sparked a nationwide poll showing 78 percent favor police permits for gun purchases. Congress has stalled on firearm regulation for years while the NRA led gun lobby argues laws should target unlawful shooters, favors local rules, and warns registration could lead to dictatorship. Proponents say tougher controls lack comparable organization.
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Kennedy
Gallup
Congress
National Rifle Association
NRA
Senate Judiciary Committee
Pronunciation puzzle leaves critics debating common words
The piece argues about how people mispronounce familiar terms like route Caribbean and Viet Nam. It notes dictionaries pick standard pronunciations but public figures often ignore them, prompting questions about linguistic decadence and consistency in speech.
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U.S
Minnie
Viet Nam
Caribbean
Nam
Rising crime rate fuels citizen outrage across parties
Fulton Lewis notes furious letters to Hartke Bayh and other lawmakers as crime stats frighten voters. FBI data show burglary every 28 seconds and rape every 26 minutes while personal stories from Chicago New York and San Francisco illustrate the fear. Republicans prepare to push crime as a top 1966 issue with targeted campaigning efforts.
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Washington
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Birch Bayh
Congress
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Chicago
New York
San Francisco
Fee
Sen
Robert Kennedy
DNX
GOP
Congressional Committee
Try Your Word Power NEA FEATURE a
The feature blends word puzzles with clues and a large paraphrased passage, including a long block of text on Supreme Court rulings, crime policy debates, and political figures like Abe Fortas Ronald Reagan and Ed Brown, concluding with a biblical verse.
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Supreme Court
New York
Howard Leary
Abe Fortas
Washington
John Layton
Charles E. Moylan Jr
Baltimore
United States
California
Ronald Reagan
Edmund
Pat} Brown
Golden State
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Brown
State Supreme Court
Philadelphia
GOP
Arlen Specter
Specter
Soldiers Need Full Backing
Henry McLemore reflects on the Vietnam War, arguing the U.S. should deploy full power and provide complete support to soldiers. He wrestles with guilt and duty, noting a personal connection to a parademic friend and his belief that a half-hearted effort endangers lives. He concedes opposition to the war but says backing troops fully is essential.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Defense McNamara
Gen. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Tme
U.S
China
Russia
Klein Heads For U S Senate Probe Session
Washington leaders report Maj. Gen. Julius Klein, a retired Illinois National Guard officer and lobbyist for West German interests, sails to the United States to face Senate Ethics Committee hearings. He hints at defiance, refuses to name other contributors, and predicts fireworks amid investigations of Russo German arms deals and restitution issues tied to Rheinmetall.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Julius Klein
Illinois National Guard
United States
Senate Ethics Committee
Europe
Senate
Charles Collingwood
CBS
Klein
Senate Committee
Tom Dodd
Gen. Klein
Gen
Wein
Sen
Jacob Javits
New York
Javits
Rheinmetail
Sen. Javits
U. S. State and Defense Departments
Rheinmetall
Ben
Kein
White House
Sen. Dodd
Germany
Hang Globke
Hitler
Bonn
Gen. Hiein
Globke
Dr. Globke
Dodd
Doctors Mailbag Anemia from nosebleeds and more
A medical Q and A column covers recurring nosebleeds in a woman pointing to possible anemia, ozena, septal deviation, postnasal drip, laryngeal paralysis, and goiter removal risks. Also discusses quinine versus quinidine, abdominal epilepsy, and treatments for chronic rhinitis and related symptoms.
Letter to the Editor from a District 3 councilman
A Baytown newspaper reader writes Mr Fred Hartman asserting he attended a Missouri Pacific meeting on July 6 with city officials. He urges accurate reporting of attendees to inform District 3 residents and correct perceived omissions about council members' presence.
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Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
Baytown
Tex
Mr. Hartman
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Baytown Sun Masthead and Staff Credits
The Baytown Sun announces staff positions and publication details for its Baytown Texas edition. It lists editors, managers, and office staff, the newspaper’s address, mailing information, and subscription rates, noting its status as a daily paper and AP member.
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Johny Wadley
Paul Punnan
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press 2d Press
Wolff Convention Guides Strong Bridge Partnership
North and South apply Rondy Wolff bids to reach a grand slam in clubs then spades. South's three notrump shows potential over two clubs, guiding North to a four clubs check and five clubs, leading to a six level slam. The players, expert partners, leverage the Wolff method to push toward seven if spades split.
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Rondy Wolff
South
Wolff
Norths
North
Sign off in hearts after partner opens clubs
In a bridge problem, with West Pass, North Pass, East bids 2 and South 3, you hold five hearts and second round spade control. Your partner aims for slam. with full strength shown, you should sign off in hearts now rather than continuing.
Barbs By Walter C. Parkes Memorial Day Traffic Note
Column laments narrow thinking as Memorial Day weekend sets a traffic fatality record. Writer notes danger of complacency and hints July Fourth as upcoming risk and reminder to stay vigilant on the roads. Includes شخصية Walter C. Parkes reference.
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Bill Schulz
Patton Lewis Jr
Arsenal
Leacy Bludge
Naie
Vienna
Mongils
Peer Gynts Maker
God
Jehovah
Zale
Margaret
Dl Asian Civettoh
Rocuy Pinnacle
John Gaelic
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Wayne G. Brandstadt
Enterprise Assn
Che Baytuun
Sim
Beulah Mse Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
Berry's
NEA, Inc
Jacoby & Son Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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