Editorial urges careful vote on Texas constitutional amendments
Texans will vote on four amendments in November alongside the presidential election. The piece urges informed choice for national leadership and emphasizes studying the proposed constitutional changes to adapt to modern times. It outlines four amendments including hospital districts, bond interest limits, legislator pay, and loan interest regulation with related provisions.
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Texas
House
Lamar County
Hidalgo County
Comanche County
Veterans’ Land Board
Everywhere By Hal Boyle Assignment: Pipe as American Institution
Hal Boyle extols the pipe as a noble American institution a source of calm and contemplation. He traces its cultural role from Mayan and Muskogee ceremonial use to modern writers statesmen and poets and argues it fosters restraint and patience in world diplomacy.
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New York
Walter Raleigh
Europe
Mexico
America
Baytown Sun Staff Lineup and Editor Roles
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including Editor and Publisher Ted Preas, Business Manager, Managing Editor, Office Manager, and Circulation Manager. This overview outlines key personnel and their positions within the newspaper organization.
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Drafts and backing in 1950s party politics analysis
Drew Pearson notes show Republican chairmen and Democratic bosses shaping convention outcomes. He discusses draft rumors around Rockefeller and Stevenson, Truman’s 1944 VP selection, and Eisenhower’s mixed stance on Nixon. The piece argues drafts rely on White House blessing and party power brokering rather than broad moves by rank and file delegates.
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Morton
Wendell Willkie
Chip Robert
Georgia
Democratic National Committee
Stevenson
Los Anles
Woodrow Wilson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A seaside resort morning scene in the sporting section narration follows a car collision at high speed. A police officer arrives to investigate and places blame on a Manhattan resident involved in the incident.
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Bennett Cerf
Fragmented questions in a garbled grab bag column
A disjointed item presents scattered queries on titles and honors and a stray verse line. It includes unclear references to Britain nobility tariff and a supposed poet, with stray phrases about a boy and cider. The readable content is limited and lacks coherent events or names.
Miracle Worker star rises in Broadway stages
Nan Jones reports a 33 year old actress, Anne Maria Italiano from the Bronx, playing the title role in The Miracle Worker. This marks her second hit in two years, with roots as a showy child who sang for WPA workers on city streets and later pursued stage fame amid Broadway buzz.
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Leee Broadway
Anne Maria Italiano
Bronx
Wits
Rockefeller aims for GOP nomination in Chicago
Washington report details how Governor Nelson Rockefeller mobilizes forces for a presidential bid at the Republican Convention. He arrives to bolster Platform Committee work while steering delegates and allies, pressing a draft strategy that echoes Kennedy’s bid. Despite backing from New York, GOP support remains cautious as Eisenhower’s opposition and last December withdrawal loom over Rockefeller’s push.
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Thruster Merten
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Eary
Rocky
Frank Mr. Morton
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White House
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Jim Hagerty
Ike
Nixon
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Nelson
Rockefeller Brothers
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United States
Jack Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
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Sheraton Towers
Mitch Board
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Blivan
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Gov
Adlai Stevenson
Nelant Rockefeller
Reanimation of Johnson Ticket Divides Southern Democrats
The piece notes Johnson's nomination reshaping Southern delegates' hopes and signals the South's ongoing influence within the Democratic Party. It anticipates differences between Southern priorities and Civil Rights platform, while the Republican bid under Nixon appeals to liberals. The article argues the JohnsonKennedy ticket strengthens checks and balances and promises faster change than Kennedy supporters expect.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Democratic Party
South
Kennedy
Telectad
Nixon
Arty
Pai
Kenney
Johnne
Has
Senate
TV Schedule Fragment From City Station
Televised listings show a Friday night lineup with programs like News and Weather segments, sports, Westerns, crime dramas, and early Saturday items. Entry mentions Riley World at Large TV News, Jack Paar, Twilight Zone, True Story, Sky King, and PGA Tournament coverage among others.
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Wight
Riley World
John Daly
Blackhawk
de Paree
Wichita Town Video Village
Sea Hunt
Sunset Strip
the Detectives
Jack Paar
MGM Theater
FBI
Marietta
Joe Palooka
Houston
Larry Kane
Chandler Sports
Ginny
Uae
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
Bridge column discusses bidding over one heart when hand patterns favor spade rebids. It argues against a notrump opening and explains why a spade bid better communicates high card values and distribution. The piece compares responses to diamond and spade openings and outlines practical constraints.
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B. Jay Becker
Seapenas Wenatees Hencte
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