Editorials celebrate Texas fishing and frontier lore
A broad, nostalgic look at Texas allure from gulf fishing to Old West history. It touts Gulf coast angling with records like a 551 pound sea bass in Galveston Bay and references Old Rip the frog, Boothill Cemetery, Tascosa, Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch, a Gould railroad car in Jefferson, the Pease River Battlefield, and Holland Coffee’s Trading Post near Denison.
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Texas
Gulf Coast
Galveston Bay
Rip
U.S.A
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Old Rip
Eastland
Boothill
Tascosa
Amarillo
Cal Farley
Jay Gould
Jefferson
Gould
Holland Coffee
Denison
Red River
Oklahoma
Miracle Ration-jet Water Cooler Picketed by Staff
A spoof notice from New York AP recalls Acme Tiddlywink Co where management plans a 45000 water cooler, The Miracle Ration-set Water Cooler, to curb gossip around the old unit. The grievance committee votes to picket after learning no such product exists and the boss feigns a favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Acme Tiddlywink Co
Phineas Foogie
Roscoe Bloon
Bloon
Fooxie
Bloop
Foogie
Foogle
Tom
Baytown Sun Adverts and staff listings
The Baytown Sun displays its masthead with editor publisher and staff roles including managing editor circulation manager and national representation. It notes subscription rates by carrier and year and asserts republication rights and association memberships.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Veseyes
Vecesees
Apeate
Viseerre
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc. P
Teane Daily Newspaper Association
Houston
Nixon and Rockefeller Clash Over Khrushchev Issue
Drew Pearson analyzes the 1960s power struggle within the GOP over Khrushchev and peace policy. Nixon’s shifting stances echo past campaigns while Nelson Rockefeller positions as the cautious alternative, avoiding the Russian issue and stressing strong defenses and civil defense initiatives.
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Khrush
Russia
Rockefeller
Ike
Geneva
Stop Me Driver Finds Parking After Long Search
P Larkins ferried his wife and six children to town on a Saturday. After two hours of hunting for a space he finally parked and asked his family if they recalled the reason for the trip. The piece also references Horace Greeley and a quip about news.
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P Larkins
Horace Greeley
Star
Nixon may seek Rockefeller as running mate in GOP race
Washington reports that Nixon prefers a Rockefeller ticket but fears party division. Rockefeller has warned he would run his own course in Albany and may attend the convention only if pressed, while Ford leads the vice presidential short list with Nixon's support.
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Washington
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Sainsoe
Sat
Albany
Ito
Eisen
Suwa
Eisenhower
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
White House
Mr. Nixon
New York
Earl Warren
Thomas E. Dewey
Warren
California
Mr. Dewey
Dewey
Truman
Mr. Rockefeller
Gov. Rockefeller
House
Senate
Khrushchev
United States
Hst
Rep
Gerald Ford
Michigan
House of Representatives
Not by Works but by Mercy and Regeneration Titus
A compact biblical quotation notes salvation through mercy rather than deeds, citing washing and renewing of the Holy Ghost as central to the saving act described in Titus. The verse emphasizes divine grace over human righteousness.
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Titus
Television Log and Saturday Schedule Listing
A compact log shows TV slots and programs for Saturday including Jack Paar Final News The FBI Naughty Marietta and Belmont Stakes along with shows like Detective's Diary Pro Football H and Ginny and Al The schedule lists time blocks from 10:00 to 5:00 with various titles and partial program notes.
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Jack Paar
FBI
Naughty
Bourton
Hertel
Ginny
Larry
Unemployed Man Wishfully Rejoins Workforce in Sydney
Joseph White requested removal from unemployment rolls after securing a job with a contractor. He notes happiness at returning to work after six months of unemployment and remains determined to be self supporting. The Memphis piece highlights his long standing resilience and age.
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Memphis
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Joseph White
White
Crossword Clues Hint at Hidden Theme
A compact crossword item lists several clues such as Performa and Egresa along with numbers like 16 17 20 37 40 41 43. The fragment suggests a themed puzzle entry with word clues and a down clue reference toward an entry titled Galaray DOWN LA woody gan. This reads like an unfinished puzzle instruction or clue list from a newspaper page.
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Performa
Guided
Sacred Tall
Egresa
Search For
Galaray
Bridge bidding and overcalls in friendless spade auctions
Discusses overcalling at one level with seven to thirteen points and spade strength. Evaluates responding to partner’s overcall with two spades, four spades, three spades, and three notrump. Recommends bidding three notrump when overcall is strong, or four spades if partner’s overcall is weak, to pursue game only when the fit and strength justify.
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Rss
Hart
GOP
Nixon
Kyurshchev
Rncan
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Moscow
USA
North
Earth
AES Gia
Carda
Reg Syndicate
Lec
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Fred Hartman
James B. Boone
Prestin Pendergrass
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J. T. Bowling
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Roger Amdall
John Wadley
Corrie Laughlin
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Drew Pearson
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Soviet Union
Melvin Douglas
Mikoyan
George Humphrey
Rockefeller Brothers
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Bennett Cerf
Nan Jones
Central Press
Great Britain
Rochester
N. Y
Provinces Town Players
God
Ddefore
Hartford
Conn
Bowdoin
Trinity Colleges
Jonathan Swift
Ragamuffin
Dr. Malone
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Poison
Herry Byrd
Treea
Frederick Jagel
Atove
Judy Garland
Slager
June
Tress
Juarez
Mexico
Reinhard Heydrich
Lidice
Czechoslovakia
Cape Alava
Wash
Joseph Reed
Charles Dickens
de Toledang
Nashville Banner
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