Celebrezze Seen Cautious Yet Capable Cabinet Choice
Editorial notes Anthony Celebrezze Cleveland mayor and Kennedy choice for secretary of welfare faces three main tasks: federal aid to education, medical care for the aged, and running HEW with 70 000 employees. He is portrayed as a cautious liberal and skilled administrator, with Ribicoff also cited as a compromiser in health and education debates. The piece observes political timing for Senate confirmation, the watered down health bill, and the fate of Kennedy’s education plan, noting Catholic stance and potential impact on 1964 campaigns.
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Anthony J. Celebrezze
Cleveland
Kennedy
Abraham A.ribicoff
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Senate
Connecticut
Washington Star
American Medical Association
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House
Schoose
Congress
Editors Complain About Changes In Soviet Transcript
MOSCOW AP The 18 American editors who interviewed Premier Khrushchev last Friday complained that editors made numerous changes in editing the official transcript of the proceedings. They noted deletions such as reference to atmospheric nuclear tests and Khrushchev's Berlin label as main obstacle to East West talks. They said Russian citizens lack Western information, with few aware of Telstar or U.S. atomic bomb history, and many believe the U.S. is testing them on two peaceful cities.
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Khrushchev
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Lee Hills
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Dells Times-Herald
Soviet Union
Michael J. Ogden
Providence Journal and Bulletin
Berlin
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Nagasaki
Japan
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J. Edwin Smith
Court of Inquiry
Texas
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British Guiana
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New York Times
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USIR
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Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Kennedy
Stan Opotowsky
Nigeria
Sukarno
John E. Hoover
J. Edgar Hoover
Baytown Sun Publication Details and Editorial Personnel
The Baytown Sun records show publishing operations in Baytown Texas with listed editors and staff roles. The text names Pender as editor and publisher, James Hale as office manager, Robert Gibwers as assistant to publisher, and John Walley as national manager, among others, plus a line about a monthly or yearly price and an 1870 date fragment.
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Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
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Pender
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James HL Hale
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Court of Civil Appeals upholds court of inquiry in McClelland case
The First Court of Civil Appeals in Houston upheld a district court's refusal to halt a court of inquiry into Probate Judge Clem McClelland's handling of estates, citing bound Supreme Court precedent and noting the procedure's exposure to public scrutiny and potential prejudice. Indictments followed forMcClelland and Putney alleging $10,000 was diverted from Clara L. Currie's estate and partially reinvested.
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Court of Civil Appeals
Houston
Clem McClelland
Texas Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Court of Inquiry
Harris County
Frank Briscoe
Justice of the Peace
W. C. Ragan
Briscoe
Grand Jury
McClelland
Richard H. Putney
Putney
Tate
Clara L. Currie
Spurgeott E. Bell
Statua
Bellwate
Texas
Ed Duggan
J. Edwin Smith
Duggan
Smith
The Learned Blacksmith and His Global Reach
Virginia Clemm was the wife of the American writer Edgar Allan Poe. The fragment mentions Folkm of Fame and the era of aviation in 1914. It profiles a New Britain born blacksmith who educated himself in multiple languages, edited the Christian Citizen, founded the League of Universal Brotherhood, and helped organize the Brussels Peace Congress of 1848.
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Virginia Clemm
Philippines
Iu Geen
New Britain
Conn
Christian Citizen
England
League of Universal Brotherhood
Brussels
U. S
Britain
Temperance reformer in Ireland and the U S tour
A Roman Catholic priest born in Ireland in 1790 led a remarkable temperance crusade starting in 1838. His U S tour in 1841 achieved great success and the movement reportedly cut drinking in Ireland by up to half, marking him as a pivotal figure of reform.
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Arvil
Ireland
U. S
Beegun
Federal aid split over Catholic colleges debate
Washington report outlines Senate and House divisions on $1.5 billion in aid to colleges and universities, mainly Catholic. Senate favors loans. House favors outright grants. Key figures include Senate conferees Wayne Morse and Lister Hill and House member Edith Green. Also notes Republican stance and Javits’ shifting position amid Supreme Court prayer ruling.
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Drew Fearson
Washington
Questien
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Lister Hill
Alabama
Fill - Burton
Hill
Pat McNamara
Detroit
Pat
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Joe Clark
Pennsylvania
Jack Javits
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Winston Prouty
Vermont
Sen. Javits
Long Island
Javits
Supremeourt
New Defense Drive May Increase Defense Budget
Washington AP reports a three year Defense Department plan to cut overseas dollar use and save up to 900 million without cutting fighting power. McNamara says costs to taxpayers are unknown. Savings would come from reduced overseas buying and potentially fewer foreign workers at bases.
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Washington
Defense Department
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Europe
Pentagon
U.S
Know Your Bridge by B. Jay Becker
In a team match two tables reached four hearts by South. At one table declarer made four hearts after West led diamonds and East signaled. clever defense yielded the setting trick at the other. East cashed clubs then spades to defeat, while correct play at the first table allowed the heart finesse to succeed.
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