Long Congress Session Seen To Drag Into October
Editorial notes a likely extended congressional session due to a clash over the tax bill and escalating Southern segregation tensions. House and Senate plans diverge on tax reform, risking a stalemate. Kennedy faces a broader civil rights push, possibly expanding desegregation beyond schools to all public facilities, promising bitter filibusters and a drawn out session into the next year.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Congress
South
Kennedy
Civil Rights Commission
Supreme Court
Wheat Legislation Tempers Stir In Congress
The piece notes that longer congressional sessions boost chances for wheat legislation this year as farmers oppose high price supports. Democratic leaders fear electoral backlash in 1964 as lawmakers weigh reactions from an angered farm bloc and Republicans push a more liberal price support program amid protests.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Man For The Job In White House bid to hire Eaton
The Kennedy administration aimed to appoint William W. Eaton as assistant Secretary of Commerce for Science and Technology. Eaton agreed to take the post only if granted a five week leave to join his wife on a European quiz show tour, and the time off was approved.
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Kennedy
White House
William W. Eaton
Science and Technology
Eaton
Baytown Sun Masthead and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun reports editor and publisher names, management roles, and advertising staff. It lists Baytown Texas office address, post office entry as second class matter, publication schedule, and subscription rates. Also notes national representation and press association memberships.
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Veeeers
John Wadley
Putal Thattansooleae
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughin
Baytown
Texas
Act of Congress
Baytown Sun. Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Texas Daily Newspaper Assn
Texaa
Rules for buying house lots and land investments
Babson discusses where to buy land and house lots near cities, favoring land value over deteriorating homes, warns against distant purchases, urges diversification, and notes water pollution concerns and the lifelong value of land on seacoasts. He shares personal mistakes near Boston and stresses considering direction, elevation, and proximity to rail tracks.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
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Florida
Wellesley
Boston
New York
Rachel Carson
Gloucester
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
Pacific
Try and Stop Me HE TOWN TIGHTWAD
A tale of a frugal groom who marries suddenly and jokes about wedding charges. The minister's bit prompts a sly exchange over payment, with a dollar given and seventy five cents change. The piece also notes Pletcher Knebel’s critique of alien accents among New Yorkers and playful language examples.
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Pletcher Knebel
Folklore Quiz and Historic Trivia From a Dated Page
A collage of quiz prompts and trivia from an old newspaper page. Questions cover historic bridges, rivers, battles, finance, and writers, with playful quotes and notices about birthdays and education reform. The piece blends cultural names and era-specific references in a lively, period-spirited card format.
Kennedy warns of worsening race tensions at closed Senate sessions
Attorney General Robert Kennedy warned of rising race tensions, citing more than 60 riots last week and urging broader federal action. He blasted Alabama's Eugene Connor as a "complete hater" and noted King's reluctance to publicly credit mediators. He warned northern tensions threaten nationwide unrest, with leaders in the South and North differing in approach. Senate discussions included Ellender, Byrd, Eastland, Thurmond and Russell, who questioned or supported integration within regional limits. Revelation
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Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Columm
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Wyoming
Gale McGee
North
Alabama
Eugene
Bull) Connor
Kennedy
Connor
Martin Luther King
Birmingham
Bull
King
Cate
Louisiana
Allen Ellender
Ellender
Sister Hill
Hill
Bull Connor
Virginia
Harry Byrd
Byrd
Mississippi
James Eastland
Soap Box
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Georgia
Richard Russell
How Do You Stand Barry Goldwater on Congress Criticism
U S Senator Barry Goldwater argues liberals attack the Legislative Branch. He defends checks and balances and warns against concentrating power in the Executive or Judicial branches. He references Senator Joseph Clark’s critique and urges support for a vigilant Congress.
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Barry Goldwater
U.S
Ariz
Washington
Congress
United States
Legislative
Sen
Joseph Clark
D-Pa
Fund For the Republic
Center For the Study
Sen. Clark
United States Senate
America
Did You Know About Coloraco Desert Origins
The Coloraco Desert spans southeastern California into Arizona and has no ties to Colorado, a name chosen by geologist Prof. W. P. Blake before Colorado existed. The article notes that only a minuscule fraction of air is hydrogen.
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Coloraco Desert
California
Arizona
Colorado
W. P. Blake
Know Your Bridge Bidding Dilemmas and Advice
South sits after East West stop at two hearts with four hands to judge. Hand 1 suggests a takeout double to compete. hand 2 favors two spades over direct overcall. hand 3 again supports a double to force partner. hand 4 prefers pass for defensive value.
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AK Bros
Zako
King Fean
East
Syndicats, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Miscued Input
Fragmented puzzle clues mix across and down, with garbled spellings and misordered numbers. Readable entries include hints like it Amen incantation certain Pueblos French river and other scattered terms requiring reconstruction.
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Welk
Melodies
Ring of Yadder
Mischi Child
Persia
India
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