Government services toll on economy questions Great Society
An editorial by a Hoover Institution analyst questions progress toward the Great Society. It notes one third of the U.S. economy now goes to government services, contrasts postwar shifts in defense spending, and argues public services feel "free" while costs are borne by others. The piece warns demand outstrips supply and urges focus on how middle class affluence formed.
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Roger Freeman
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
Freeman
New Fine Schedule for Corporation Court in Baytown
A schedule of fines effective July 1 details changes for speeding, negligent collision, license violations, traffic signals, illegal operations, defensive equipment, emergency vehicle rules, and miscellaneous offenses. Notable changes include speeding 10 mile over cap at 3.10 and added per mile, negligent collision at 235, various license plate and display fine increases, and higher penalties for running red and flashing red lights.
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Corporation Court
Baytown
Texas
Esplanade
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across 4
Puzzle clue set includes references to myth figure Tyndareus wife and Assyrian deity with various word tasks. The grid challenges across four positions, listing clues for letters and definitions like layers organs and Greek love god.
New Group Plans More Cuba Raids
A newly formed Cuban exile group says it joined last weekend’s failed attempt to infiltrate Cuba and will intensify actions against Fidel Castro’s regime. The ACEE federation, with RECE and other anti Castro factions, plans coordinated efforts, while the six raiders faced deaths and captures. The explosion sparked government charges of CIA involvement and an attack from Marathon Key, Florida.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Representatioe
ACEE
RECE
Ernesto Freyre
Freyre
New Federation
Commandos 1
Castro
U.S
Central ‘Intelligence Agency
Marathon’ Key
Rules Committee Hurtles For Information Bill Clash
Washington scene shows House Rules Committee blocking S 1460 the public records bill backed by Sigma Delta Chi and major journalism groups. Liberals reshaped the panel in 1963 to aid openness yet White House opposition persists amid administration secrecy and costly contracts.
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Washington
Howard Smith
D.-Va
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Jong
Senate
House Committee On Government Operations
Government Operations Committee
White House
House
Sigma Delta Chi
National Professional Journalism Society
Executive Branch
American Newspaper Publishers Association
National Editorial Association
American Bar Association
John J. Rhodes
R.-Ariz
Ray
W National Science Foundation
Thomas Kuchel
R.-Calif
Texas
Johnson
Kuchel
Philadelphia
Rural Electrification Administration
West Virginia coal towns rise with Arthurdale legacy
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports on Arthurdale in Morgantown and the surrounding hills where Eleanor Roosevelt and Rexford Tugwell fostered early Great Society ideas. The piece notes failed gardens and Hoover plant shifts, then highlights J. W. Ruby leading new prosperity with high pressure valves, turkey and chicken farms, and a mechanized, diversified coal industry powered by unit trains and streamlined transport.
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Drew Pearson
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
Eleanor Roosevelt
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Rural Resettlement Administration
Arthurdale
Mrs. Roosevelt
Hoover
West
Turkey
Baltimore and Ohio
Cranberry Curve
State Races See Sharp Exchanges In AG Contest
Texas attorney general candidates former Secretary of State Crawford Martin and State Sen. Franklin Spears spar over enforcement of the right to work and campaign alliances. Martin campaigns in San Antonio Harlingen and Corpus Christi while planning Dallas Fort Worth stops. Spears defends his stance amid claims of a Connally backed, phantoms slate.
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Associated Press
Texas
Crawford Martin
Franklin Spears
Spears
Martin
Corpus Christi
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Texas Afl ~ Cio
Hank Brown
John Connally
Gov. Connally
Galloway Calhoun
Calhoun
Austin Machine
Calhou
Austin Clique
Baytown Sun Publication Details and Rates
The Baytown Sun lists editors and staff including Mansgi and John Wadley along with addressing and publishing office details. It notes daily and Sunday editions, circulation information, and mail rates.
WIN AT BRIDGE Hand Looked Like Cinch
In an important English match two experts rushed the early tricks. Both declarers won the opening diamond with the ace, led trump to the ace, and faced slow play from West. Hearts followed, then East’s trump queen was led. Souths faced a doomed choice after East’s killing lead of the queen of trumps, with ruffing a losing heart in dummy as their only option.
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England
Gummy
West
Tummy
Endgame in a difficult bridge hand forces risky trumps
The analysis shows East could have saved a line by keeping a trump, but both experts failed. South’s early trump lead doomed the contract. a different opening lead from dummy, the queen of hearts, could have blocked two trumps before ruffing hearts. A bad heart break might beat this plan, but the actual layout favored the risky play.
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East
South
Bridge bidding puzzle with spaced misreads and case
In a seven card bridge problem West passes to South who holds AKQ S53 32 643 AKITS. Over two hearts partner opens two spades, East bids three hearts, and the question asks the right action now suggesting a four clubs bid if not compelled, with a note to answer tomorrow.
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la Pass
East
Bible Verse Howbeit For This Cause I Obtained Mercy
The verse from I Timothy 1 16 speaks of mercy shown to Paul to display Christ’s longsuffering as a pattern for future believers toward life everlasting. It emphasizes God’s mercy and Jesus Christ’s example for those who would believe.
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Jesus Christ
Early helicopter history spans da Vinci to Cornu era
The note traces aviation ascent from Leonardo da Vinci sketches to Paul Cornu's 1907 manned vertical flight, linking early rotorcraft concepts to the first successful rotorcraft attempt shortly after the Wright brothers' plane flight.
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Wright Brothers
Paul Cornu
Leonard da Vinci
Pet
Elicopter
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