Rockefeller Keeps 1968 Grip Hard to Gauge
New York's Nelson Rockefeller publicly avoided firm 1968 presidential plans while weighing another term as governor. He signaled a possible run later, then on Face the Nation ruled out any candidacy for 1968 or beyond, noting prior self doubts and shifting stances amid a divided GOP seeking a unifying figure.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Refield
Hiss
Rockefeller
Gover‘nor
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Sen
Barry Goldwater
State House
GOP
Goldwater
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A humorous column recounts a tasteless airport misadventure where an American exporter bound for Paris orders francs by phone and receives 200 hot dogs instead. The essay also notes a Women’s National Press dinner moment and a playful inauguration joke by Dractdant Mareee Johnson, highlighting wit and public cadence.
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Irb Caen
Paris
Baytown Sun Publisher and staff list notice
Baytown Sun publishing office details list staff roles from editor to managers. Includes office address in Baytown Texas and subscription rates, with notice of republication rights and Associated Press affiliation hints.
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Gemral
Ecseess
ISING
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Republis
Leo
John Wadley
Not Qualified To Attack Policy Says Fulton Lewis
Fulton Lewis declares that a slate of famous artists and public figures are not policy experts yet signed a New York Times ad attacking U.S. foreign policy. The piece cites Baldwin Davis Robeson and others, labels many as leftists, and notes their past affiliations with the Communist movement and antiwar activism. The report also mentions the postponement of the Ninth World Youth Festival by the Kremlin and related international tensions.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Godfrey Cambridge
James’ Baldwin
Ossie Davis
Tony Randall
United States
New York Times
Four Corners
Earth
Radio
Peking
Nam
South Tenance
Vietnam
Dominican Republic
U.N
United States of America
Alveh Bessie
Herbert Bieberman
Ring Lardner Jr
Joan Howard Lawson
Hollywood Ten
Kremlin
Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Sofia
Bulgaria
China
Indonesia
North Korea
Albania
Feade
The
United the Festival
Today's Grab Bag and Spot of Fame Mystery
A mixed puzzle item asks about American vehicle ownership, a famous women’s college in Northampton, the continent of the Orange Free State, Ulysses S. Grant’s wife maiden name, and the author of To a Wild Rose. It also notes birthdays of Keenan Wynn and Anton Dolin, plus the birthplace of Mozart’s mother in 1720 and a Salzkammergut resort.
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Women's College
Northampton
Mass
Orange Free State
Ulysses S. Grant
Vilage
Mozart
Salzkammergut
Mozart relics and Lafayette noted in 1777 column
Ruth Ramsey notes urban changes from fishing boats to villas and Mozart related sites now housing the city tribunal with a commemorative plate. She recalls the Mozart fountain in a square and mentions Lafayette offering services to the Continental Congress on this day in 1777.
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Mozart
Otis
Fante
Xame
Marquis de Lafayette
Continental Congress
Washington Merry-Go-Round Viet Nam Criticism of McNamara
Drew Pearson reports from Saigon that U S defense secretary McNamara faces blunt military criticism over Vietnam policy and progress. The piece quotes officers and Vietnamese alike on long-term fighting, VC tactics including family involvement, supply routes, and past government aid. it notes rising American resentment, napalm stigma, and chaotic incentives shaping morale.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
McNamara
Viet Nam
Saigon
Asia
South
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Discriminatory For U S Not To Have Astronautess
A letter from a woman reader argues the United States should appoint a female astronaut. The correspondent cites delays with a female candidate, Mrs Rant, and recounts attempts to meet strict preflight schedules, highlighting perceived gender bias in the space program.
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Henry McLemore
United States
America
Lucella Chutney
Rudolph
Rant
Cape Kennedy
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across Clues
The page presents a daily KING FEATURES crossword puzzle with across clues such as Whey of milk, Island off Greece, Courtyard, and more, plus a Brown themed down section including Begone and Scottish Gaelic. The puzzle lists entries and definitions for solvers, reflecting a traditional newspaper puzzle item.
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Greece
West Point
Know Your Bridge By B Jay Decker
East dealer North South is unvulnerable with 4 spades and club led. South uses cautious signaling like an old sea captain and finesses the queen to deduce East and West holdings. The jack of hearts finesse secures the rest of the tricks, yielding the contract.
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Jay Decker
Ofield
South
West
Declarer
Fea
East
Ares Syndicate, Inc
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Bennett Cerf
Loqquacious V. FP
Fubert Eumphrey
Mareee Johnson
She
Baytown Sun
Fred Barisan James
Preston Tendergrass
Beulah Mac Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bi Hartman
Red Radio
the Times Ac
Congress
House Committee On UnAmerican Activities Committee
Victor Perlo
Worker
Communist Party
U.S.A
Carl Marzani
Ben
Paul Robeson
Harvey O'Connor
Idea
Joseph North
M.S. Amoni
Clovis
New Mexico
Dents
Suzy Baldwin
Timothy
South Vietnam
U.S
Otto Nathan
State Department
Supreme Court
William Mandel
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
San Francisco
Keenan Wynn
Anton Dolin
Leo Durocher
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Bruce Barton
Smith
Dent
Edward MacThawell
Eplay
Red China
Army
Air Force
Donnai
Brown
Begone
Wallaba
Brazil
North
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