Adlai Stevenson Close Bond With Kennedy Not Johnson
Drew Pearson notes Stevenson favored Kennedy as running mate in 1956 and resented Johnson's control of the Democratic Party advisory committee. The two shared a closer rapport later, with Johnson inviting Stevenson into key briefings and discussions on foreign affairs and Vietnam as speculation swirled around 1956 alignment and strategy.
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New York
Mennen
Williams
Michigan
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Ingen Johnson
Fulton Lewis Speaks Clergymen Off To Viet Nam
An interdenominational clergy group sails from New York on an 18 000 mile goodwill mission to South Vietnam and back. They aim to show American religious leaders care about the war while a critic accompanies them and several members have records of leftist activity. The tour is backed by the Fellowship for Reconciliation with roots linked to antiwar and reform movements.
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National Council of Churches
Communist Front
Citizens Committee
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Ee Morton “Sohell
Mcro
Kennedy
Lyndon Andton
Dahlberg
Los Angeles
Thement
Harry Bridges
Suener
James M. Lawson Jr
Memphis
Methodist Federation For Social Action
Senate
Internal” Security
Carl Braden
Analee Stewart
Fellowship For Reconciliation
A. J. Muste
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hartman Era at Che Baytown Sun Names Editorial Team
Hartman named editor and publisher at the Baytown Sun with a team including general manager managing editor office manager and business manager. Other listed roles include promotion manager and national manager with Wadley Pullman Laughlin and others in editorial and retail leadership.
The Lighter Side Alarming Gaps In Henry's Knowledge
Henry McLemore notes gaps in knowledge despite many degrees. Reading the Guinness Book of World Records prompts humorous contrasts as he recounts trivia learned in a day, from fastest spider speed to the longest Hindu kalpa and a 30 hour face-slapping contest in Kiev.
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Henry McLemore
Harvard
Oxford
Heidelberg
Yale
Plateau
Vassar
Bologna
Princeton
Harvey Mudd
Dana
Daniel Payne
Dartmouth
al Somer
Bombay
Tic- Tic
Peru
Dardanella
Cottage City
Massachusetts
Dr. le Gear
St. Louis
Tmarnaszcz
Kiev
Russia
Vasiliy Bezbordny
Goniusch
Auld Lang Syne poet and more from a grab bag quiz
A reader quiz bundles trivia on who wrote Auld Lang Syne and dual amateur golf winners, plus a note on Bob Feller's fastball speed, a loau, and a Joan of Arc villainess in a play. It also mentions Edmund Hillary Natalie Wood Ted Schroeder and Ezzard Charles born dates.
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U.S
Bob Feller
Explorer Sir
Edmund Hillary
Natalie Wood
Ted Schroeder
Ezzard Charles
Hall of Honor Shrine and World War Bee memorials
Scottish craftsmen and a grand hall evoke reverent awe as the Hall of Honor to the Shrine inspires reflection with jeweled mosaics, masonry, heraldry, and rock rising through the floor. Names and dates blur. the piece blends riffs on memory with quizlike fragments and playful wordplay.
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Catavan
Redeemer Lived Verse From Job 19 25
A brief biblical verse note cites Job 19 25 declaring that the speaker knows their redeemer lives and will stand on the earth at the latter day. The citation emphasizes faith in a living redeemer and future vindication.
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Job
Know Your Bridge By B. JAY DECKER
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