Death penalty repeal pushed in U S Senate
Senator Hart introduces bills to abolish federal capital punishment and replace it with life imprisonment. He argues it deters little, discriminates against the poor, and risks wrongful executions, citing states and nations that have ended executions while noting enforcement gaps and religious objections. The issue resurfaces as Texas and other states prepare to reconsider capital punishment.
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U.S
Philip A. Hart
Michi
Texas
Sen
Hart
Senate
Michigan
Great Britain
Federal Bureau of Investigations
Sen. Hart
District of Columbia
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Michican
Indiana
Linois
Wisconsin
Fulton Lewis Attacks Aid Grants Recast as Loans
Bill Schulz reports to Senate leaders that the GAO says U.S. aid officials misrepresented 10.1 billion in outright grants as loans in Congress. Names include Greece Italy Poland Czechoslovakia France Austria Philippines and more. Dirksen notes many beneficiaries could not repay, and total aid through June 1965 plus WWI debts bring the tab to 131 billion.
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Bill Schulz
Washington
Dot
Congress
Senate
Everett Dirksen Jr
GAO
Greece
West Ger
Dirksen
GAO Probars
Gamel Abdel Nasser
Esser
U.S
United t@s
Chile
Sen. Gruening
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across
Across clues span topics from watercraft to Greek art and lawmaking. The puzzle lists definitions for items such as watercraft, light death, praying square motifs, leper, shelter, and various wordplay answers. It includes British terms, Roman bronze, and fashion trends.
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God of Love
Seilor (Co
Baseball Managers Surplus or Not Worth Keeping
In this column a veteran observer argues there is a surplus of managers and poor teams. He cites Leo Durocher of the Chicago Cubs and Halph Hoak of the New York Yankees, criticizing leadership and suggesting a controversial strategy: walk the big hitters to force runs while relying on smaller batters to drive them in. The piece questions team management and offers blunt, opinionated reflections on the state of the game.
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Leo Durocher
Iith
Chicago Crbs
Cubs
Wrigley
Durocher
Leo
Yankees
Johnny Keene
Yanks
Halph Hoak
Hoak
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
Brooks
Frank Robinson
Mickey Mantle
Thase
Powell blocks anti-poverty bill amid Harlem clash
Washington dispatch details Adam Clayton Powell’s bid to derail a $17.7 billion anti poverty measure as race tensions rise. Powell’s absence and pressure from Shriver, plus last-minute maneuvers by McCormack and party leaders, shift debate while Southern and Northern Democrats align on timing before civil rights.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Cleveland
Tomm
Chicago
New York
Congress
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
John McCormack
Congressman Powell
Europe
Puerto Rico
Bahaman Islands
Democras
Committee On Education and Labor
Powell
Geneva
International Labor Office
Fuerope
Bimini
Bahama Islands
John Cramer
Harvard
Sam Gibbons
House Rules Committee
House
Education and Labor Committee
McCormack
Rep. Gibbons
Powe
Bahamas
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Adam
Biy Ayres
Akron
Ohio
Baytown Sun Staff and Post Office Details
The Baytown Sun publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1301 Mercorial Drive Baytown Texas with mailing address P O Box 90 Baytown 77520 Subscriptions 1 40 per month 19 20 per year Rates available on request The paper lists staff including Editor and Publisher and various department heads and notes national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc and AP news use rights.
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Eiapte Atom
Preston Pendergrass
Paul Puercean
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
Corrie Laughlin
National Manager
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun
Mercorial Drive
P.O
Ceéber
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
aSsoci Press
Associates Press
John Wedley Menager Retail
Meneger
Doctor Advises Bee Sting Prevention and First Aid
The article warns about stings from hornets and wasps and the serious allergic reactions they can trigger. It advises avoiding attractants, wearing light clothing, carrying insecticide, and using first aid measures such as adrenalin injections for allergic individuals and isoproterenol under the tongue.
Sunday inaugurations count and daylight saving trivia
A Quick Quiz recalls that 4 of 37 March presidential inaugurations fell on Sunday with postposed ceremonies in 1821 1849 1877 and 1917. It also notes Ruth means beauty in Hebrew and credits Benjamin Franklin with proposing daylight saving time in 1785. The Brooklyn Bridge took years to build.
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Benjamin Franklin
Deep Finesse Bridge Trick by Jacoby and Soh
Newspaper Enterprise Assn reports a discussion on the deep sea finesse in bridge. Jim and Oswald describe a hand where two consecutive deep sea finesses can win a diamond sequence, outlining how a 3-2 or 3-1 diamond layout affects outcome and timing of plays, with caution on when to cash honors.
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Jim
Oswald
North
Jacobs
West
East
Bridge bidding puzzle and ad for Oswald Jacoby booklet
West North East South bids 2NT after Pass by South. Your move after North jumps to 3NT over two spades. The page asks what you would do and promotes Oswald Jacoby's Win at Bridge booklet with a mail-in offer via the Name Paper.
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North
Oswald Jacoby
Dept. A
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Bible verse about a good tree and corrupt fruit
A biblical reflection states that a good tree cannot bear corrupt fruit and a corrupt tree cannot bear good fruit. This aligns with Luke 6 43 and emphasizes moral consistency in actions and character.
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U.S. Senate
Fulton Lewis
Fulton Lewis Jr
Baltic
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Pyeat
Globe
Fla
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Baytown Sim
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Ruth
Brooklyn Bridge
Newspaper Enterprise Association
By Jacoby
Soh
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Ree Sey
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