Two Old Men Blamed In Budget Feud For Government Delays
Editorial notes a long running clash between Sen. Carl Hayden and Rep. Clarence Cannon over budget control and conference procedures. The fight, rooted in tradition that money bills originate in the House, blocks passage of appropriations as both sides demand changes to conference location and chairmanship. Pressure grows for a resolution to let government operate.
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Thomas Jefferson
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Arizona
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Missouri
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Woodrow Wilson
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Predawn view expected as Space sphere inflated replica
Cape Canaveral reports NASA aims to inflate a giant Space sphere nearly 1000 miles above the Atlantic between 4 and 6 am in hope of a spectacular predawn display. The test seeks to validate techniques forEcho II style communications satellite launches and compares to Echo I and Telstar signals in orbit.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Space Agency
Atlantic Ocean
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Telstar
Baytown Sun Staff Contact and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays. Editor and Publisher Mattman oversees operations with Bevieh Mae Jackoon as Managing Editor and James H. Hale as Office Manager. Circulation and Advertising departments list Ki Gilmore and Retsil as managers.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and
Ashbel
Texas
Mattman
Bevieh Mae Jackoon
James H. Hale
Ki Gilmore
Seere
Esse
Unis
How Do You Stand Sir
Archibald Cox urges a formal government role in wage and price policy, warning such moves threaten business confidence and free bargaining. He argues unions and management must bargain freely, without government at the table, to sustain economic growth and national security.
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Washington
Archibald Cox
White House
Management
Labor
Arthur
Tal
Cox
Try and Stop Me by Lip Amory Supplies Gentle Club Satire
Lip Amory and Boswell critique exclusive social clubs in a witty column about ladies clubs and misread fellow travelers. A running joke turns a Green Valley Club into a motel, revealing Amory's fond humor about social snobbery. Viscount Hailsham recalls Kant forgetting a proposal years later.
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Sayve Boswell
Amory
Green Valley
Green Valley Club
Quickie puzzle and world trivia grab bag page
A mixed page of quick trivia questions and clues covering topics from geography to literature. It lists answers for a daily get ready brain teaser including Bascule, Caspian Sea, John Stuart Mill, Alfred Lord Tennyson, and a Carpathians gorge. It also highlights birthdates and biographical hints about notable figures and a New Zealand prime minister candidate.
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John Stuart Mill
Alfred
Lord Tennyson
Danube
Carpathian Mountains
Yugoslavia
Romania
Doctors Lobby Spends 7 Million to Defeat Elderly Care
Washington report recounts AMPAC led fundraising by Texas doctors for key Ways and Means votes on elderly medical care. Rep Clark Thompson denied outside money, while district chair Dr Harvey Ringer confirmed fundraising efforts and district events. Elvis Stahr's Pentagon exit sparks McNamara protest over lack of consultation.
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Washington
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Clark Thompson
Tex
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Texas
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Thompson
Jack Anderson
American Medicine For
Anderson
Tieak
Galveston
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Hallettsville
Victoria Country Club
Ringer
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Lexington
Ways and Means
Senate
Water Well Decline In 1962 is .62 Feet
The Texas Water Commission reports a 0.62 foot average decline in wells across two southern High Plains counties in 1962 based on data from 1,150 observation wells. Declines extend into the 1961 82 period, though mostly small.
Burglars Read Safe Handwriting At Detroit Home
DETROIT AP burglars spotted hand written numbers on a wall at the Edward Roan residence and used the clue to open a small wall safe. The exact amount stolen and further details were not immediately available.
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Detroit, Mich
Edward Roan
Bible Verse or What Shall a Man Exchange for His Soul
A brief biblical quotation asks what a person can trade for their soul, referencing Mark 8 37. The line underscores the value of eternal life over worldly gains and reflects the famous question posed by Jesus in the gospel.
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Mark
Algeria Maintains Non Recognition Of Israel Policy
Algeria will keep its non recognition stance toward Israel aligned with other Arab nations. Information Minister Mohammed Yazid stated at a news conference that Palestine is an Arab country and a state called Israel has installed itself there, adding that Algeria does not recognize it. He noted most Algerian Jews fled before the Moslem state was proclaimed, and those remaining are protestants as French citizens under Evian agreements and the government will adhere to those accords.
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Mohammed Yazid
Algeria
Israel
Yazid
Palestine
Evian
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Across clues include Kingfish and cro, Arizona Aborigine and strong Ross support, Tableland, Texas city, Frets, Final, Curve, Hebrew letter, Lover's quarrel, an Australian, secretive West involving, Young Gi, By, Pallid, Handle roughly, Beginning, Hard mineral, Mrs Copperfield, pertaining to the mc, Egyptian bird, Withered, Ship platform. Down clues list Units of electricity, Riley or Frost, church projection asyon.
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Arizona
Riley
Frost
Know Your Bridge South dealer slam on a tricky diamond line
South reached a rare slam despite a poor contract after clever play. He began with ace of diamonds, drew trumps, then cashed clubs and spades. A ruff and discard followed by a forced return from East enabled the slam, even though East could have beaten it by dropping the king of diamonds earlier.
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South
East
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