Editorial on Senate income disclosure and ethics probes
The piece argues the Senate will not disclose outside income despite calls from Liberal senators and the Baker scandal. It notes Dirksen's commission idea, past ethics proposals, and the failure to require asset or income disclosure. The Bobby Baker case is likely to influence the 1960 presidential race.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Congress
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Joséphy S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Douglas
Commission
Bobby Baker
Baker
John J. Williams
Delaware
Clark
Parents defend Carver School and Mr Green in Baytown
A Baytown parent writes defending Carver School faculty led by Mr E F Green against critics. He praises teacher participation in addressing a troubled child and questions parental responsibility for students during and after school hours. The letter argues parents alone must help their children.
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the Sun
Baytown
Carver School
E. F. Green
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
Baytown Sun staff and office details listed with editor publisher general manager and other roles. Includes address Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas and notes on second class matter and publication schedule. Mentions subscription rates and national representation by Texas Newspapers Representatives Incorporated and Associated Press rights.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
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Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
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alan Yesarsed_ asker
Taxis Daly
Fulton Lewis Speaks and Morse Calls for U.S. Exit Vietnam
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon urges immediate U.S. troop withdrawal from South Vietnam, citing his long opposition to U.S. policy and past UN recognition stances. The report also covers criticism of poverty programs and a Kansas senator’s attack on agricultural subsidies amid rising cattle imports and a push for beef import quotas.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
Oregon
USS
South Vietnam
Institute of Pacific Relations
Asan-Ipr
Morse
Congressional Record
Peiping
Senate
Eisenhower
William Langer
Formosa
Associated Press
Red
America
Kansas
James Pearson
Retail Sales Upswing Seen Through 1965 Says Dawes
Babson Park expert William Dawes predicts a continued rise in retail turnover through autumn and the 1965 holiday season. He cites tax cuts boosting demand, rising inventories, and strong consumer spending, while warning retailers to improve advertising, displays, and customer service to stay ahead of competition. Dawes notes potential consolidation among discounters and the enduring impact of quality and convenience on shopper loyalty.
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Babson Park
Mass
England
Gogetters
Scranton's Pennsylvanian Roots and Political Rise
In northeastern Pennsylvania Scranton's backstory unfolds as a coal era community grapples with decline. Bill Scranton, son of mining wealth, rises from Congress to governor, aligning with Democrats on job training while facing a GOP legislature dominated by Goldwater supporters. Education funding and teacher salaries gain emphasis amid economic strain.
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Drew Pearson
Bloomsburg
Scranton
Goldwater
Bill Scranton
Pennsylvania
Anthracite
Wales
Ireland
Russia
Poland
Czechslovakia
Italy
Bill
Worthington Serénion
King Oil
Quest Gas
Cavedin
Parsimon
Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Scranton’s New Deal To Stop Educator Drain To Neighbor States
The Sun notes salary incentives rising to 3500 4500 amid trends drawing Pennsylvania trained teachers to New York and New Jersey. Scranton adapts with Kennedy Johnson era support, aiming to lift the anthracite region as Bill Scranton weighs future political moves beyond 1966 and 1968 elections.
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New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Kennedy
San Francisco
Bible Verse Reference on the Ship
The verse notes that those aboard the vessel worshiped Jesus, declaring truly thou art the Son of God as recounted in Matthew 14 33.
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God
Matthew
Decora Ag
Peru
Puzzle and trivia reveal hidden newspaper lore
Today’s grab bag asks five quick questions about history and culture. Answers hint at a manuscript rewrite, Beechers Brook, a wooden walls saved city, Arthurian exile, and a Negro goat cart tale, followed by a famous spot of fame and a 1619 Jamestown milestone.
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Beechers Brook
Arthur
America
Jamestown
Virginia Plantations
Know Your Bridge Beating Four Spades Through Card Reads
In a North-South vul case West leads clubs and you win with A K spades then test diamonds. After East returns heart eight you play low and West forces dummy’s queen. A second diamond finesse fails and you drop a heart. Belatedly you realize an outright line: play the king of hearts to force West to win and return a heart, then enter and take trump and diamond finesses to make ten tricks.
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West
East
Hing Fenatur
Dumimy
Es Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Westerdss's Clues
Crossword clues listed include potato buds for 34 across and lateral for 40 across along with yawns and by way of. The hints indicate a standard daily King Feature crossword, with answers fitting the given numbers and pattern. The fragmentary entry shows typical puzzle entries rather than a full grid or complete solution.
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Westerdss
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