GOP Conclave Aims For Order Amid Conventions
Editorial notes the upcoming GOP National Convention in Chicago, contrasts with Democratic behavior in Los Angeles, and weighs Nixon's delegate lead versus Rockefeller’s potential bid. It projects Rockefeller possibly accepting a second spot if urged, warning of a torrid campaign ahead.
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le Roy Colling
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Rockefeller
Johnson
Stevenson
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Rockefeller Jacoy
Rocky
Windy City
Everywhere By Hal Boyle Assignment: Everywhere
NEW YORK AP Well it happened again this morning as Hal Boyle begins a light column about a domestic morning. The narration follows a man’s routine from alarm clock to breakfast and a comical clash over laundry starch with his wife highlighting family rituals and small grievances. The piece reads as a humorous vignette with personal tone and dated midcentury newspaper style.
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New York
Tim
Majestic Allence
Francis
Tynt
Teaver
Baytown Sun Publication Details and Rates
The Baytown Sun operates afternoons, Monday through Friday and Sunday from Baytown Texas. Editors and managers include Fred Hartman Jim Boone Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson J.T. Bowling with Manning as Business Manager and Office Manager. Advertising and circulation staff, plus a notice about carrier rates and mail subscription pricing.
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The
Baytown Sun. Lac
Pearce and Ashbe
Baytown
Texas
Fred, Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
J.T. Bowling
Manning
Kennedy and Rockefeller clash over future of America
Drew Pearson compares John F Kennedy and Nelson Rockefeller arguing both stress future focus, defense, sacrifice, and new leadership while criticizing Nixon and old guard themes. Kennedy calls for a frontier of the sixties with new men and bold actions. Rockefeller urges a national strategy beyond partisan slogans.
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Rockefeller
Strom
Kentrdy
Know Your Bridge by B. Jay Becker
South dealer skeleton deal discusses a dummy reversal to claim seven hearts. The dummy reversal line yields success about 80 percent, guiding declarer through club ruffs and heart plays to exhaust trumps and force remaining tricks.
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Know Your
B. Jay Becker
Fran Gummy
South
Declarar
Declaver
Trumpa
West
Quizy Grab Bag and Fame Notes from a Bygone Page
Today’s page features a ragbag of trivia and light notes. It references Bharat’s native name for a large country, a president with Four Principles and Five Particles, Nairobi plateau sports, a famed itinerant painter, Gower Wales caves, and Pioneer Day in Utah. It also notes the origin of Topiary training and profiles a South Dakota House race candidate, plus mentions Michael Wilding, Pee Wee Reese, Donahue, Jim Fitzsimmons, and Selassie in brisk clippings.
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Nairobi
Gower
Wales
Ray Fitzgerald
South Dakota
Sioux Indian Reservation
Wappy Mathday
Michael Wilding
Stuart Cheete
Norest
Traiar Sanny
Jim Fitzsimmons
Harvard
Pee Wee Reese
Donihe
Drynaie
U. S
Selastie
Ethopis
Early Politician and Vice President from Kansas
Central Press notes a Kaw tribe descendant born in 1860 in North Topeka Han who rose from common schooling to law, county attorney, Congress, 14 House years and 24 Senate years, and served as vice president under Herbert Hoover, with the prompt asking for his name.
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North Topeka
Han
Congress
House
Senate
Herbert Hoover
How Do You Stand Sir A Call To End The Unit Rule At Conventions
Washington editorial argues the Unit Rule silences minority viewpoints at political conventions. It criticizes televised congress as futile and urges delegates to reflect true opinions, suggesting abolishing the rule to strengthen democracy. The piece questions the Los Angeles convention and cites Arizona’s split Democratic support for Kennedy and Johnson. It asks readers how they stand on reform.
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Washington
Los Angeles
America
Pblic
Arizona
Democrat Party
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Persident
Taste declines with age say Rutgers researchers
The Arkansas Gazette quotes Rutgers University researchers who report that the ability to taste declines as people age, noting younger tasters perceive flavors more clearly while older adults show diminished sensitivity, with a skeptical aside about grownups recalling past sensations.
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Arkansas Gazette
Rutgers Univer
Nme
Television Log Highlights A Week of Houston TV
A dense schedule from July 24 to 25 lists daytime and nighttime programs across Houston stations. Slates include news, sports, drama, public affairs, religious services, and entertainment with titles like Gunsmoke, It Happened One Night, The Big Picture, Meet The Press, and MGM Theater.
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Roy Rogers
Bonama
Perry Mason
Mr. Lucky
Lawrence Welk
Interpol
MGM
the Christophers the Good Samaritan
South Main Baptist Church
Try and Stop Me A Missionary Dinner Reveals Comforts
Writer J Arthur Spring returns from field duty and attends dinner hosted by a wealthy widow. He notes the presence of a church, 40 portable organs and 26 libraries among the guests. He ponders gospel work for his aboriginal flock and measures guests wealth by his people's needs.
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J. Arthur Spring
Daily Crossword Down Clues With Oddities
Puzzle shows a scrambled set of down clues including Tritt capital Dance step RiverBp Residents of Nome Against Greek letter Hitchen Vessel Scottish Storage Gaelic Poker ice deposits Goat Curved line Affirm Brain Solitary membrane with many garbled terms and missing letters.
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Nome
Hitchen
Scottigh
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Music On
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Suspense
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Lucy
Connecticut
What's My Line
Pony Express
Johnny Staccato
Final News
Mike Hammer
MGM Theater
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Guiding Light
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Mrs. North
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Tang
All Star Theater
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Secret Storm
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