Editorial urges Texas drivers to plan safety for July Fourth weekend
An Texas DPS alert warns of 27 motorcides and 4,000 damaged cars during July Fourth weekend. Col. Homer Garrison Jr stresses caution, urges designated drivers, and notes nationwide auto dependence while condemning risk. He warns of injuries, crashes, and potential loss of life if safety is ignored.
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Three Congressmen Back Pro Communist Clemency Drive
Washington reports three Democratic lawmakers Randall Harmon Indiana William H Meyer Vermont and John Blatnik Minnesota are said to back a campaign seeking clemency for Morton Sobell the imprisoned co conspirator with the Rosenbergs The group reportedly sent messages to the National Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell and aims to rally petitions in major cities ahead of the June 19 anniversary of the Rosenberg executions The effort is framed by critics as a propaganda drive to cast Sobell trial as unfair and to fund anti propaganda efforts across at least 40 cities including New York Boston San Francisco Detroit and Philadelphia
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Verse quote from Luke about the Son of Man come to save
A biblical verse from Luke 9 56 emphasizes that the Son of Man did not come to destroy lives but to save them, reflecting mercy and salvific purpose.
Baytown Sun Advertising and staff snippet
A partial Baytown Sun masthead fragment lists personnel roles and contact lines. It references the Baytown Texas publication, postal handling as second class matter, and subscription rates listed as carrier and monthly figures.
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Tragedy of Eisenhower Visit Strains Japanese Ties
Drew Pearson analyzes Japan’s reaction to Eisenhower’s visit, noting broad pro American sentiment despite headlines. He cites constitutional fears, the U S Japanese military alliance, premier Kishi’s style, MacArthur II’s stance, summit failures, U 2 flights, and Communist agitation as eroding a decade of friendship and undermining alliance credibility.
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Crossword Clues From a Daily Page Fragment
A portion of a newspaper crossword list includes clues such as Not capable, Wandering, Never poet, Bristies, and Compass point abbr. DOWN clues mention Assistant, Works, Greet, and Fatty com po. Other entries reference Roman magistrates Fatty com po, Pale, Caliber, away, Latvian monetary unit, Hive dwell, and Natrium.
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Buck Napoleon and the Promoter Behind Madison Square Garden
Quiz from a vintage page asks Buck Napoleon’s identity and notes two other pop culture anchors. The piece references Don Quizote’s horse, defines an eponym, and marks dates like the Statue of Liberty arrival anniversary, with biographical clues about a Madison Square Garden president and a football great turned showbiz figure.
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Who is the famous film producer and radio figure described
A 1910 Bisbee Arizona born athlete who started at UC Los Angeles and played football and basketball professionally, then moved to radio in 1934 as a producer and commentator, wrote screenplays from 1938, produced films like Fugitive Lady Thief of Venice The Black Widow and Decameron Nights, and served as vice president of Columbia Pictures since 1955, married to Binnie Barnes. The column also hints at a future fortune and a trivia list about historical figures and wordplay.
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How Do You Stand Sir by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues that compulsory union membership turns private associations into public bodies. He contends union power over members creates coercive political influence and urges safeguards for dissenting workers against financing political aims. He cites past cases showing union leadership dominating political actions.
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Proposal to stockpile unsold books faces debate
In the Montgomery Advertiser readers weigh a New York publisher proposal that government should buy and store all printed but unsold books. The idea mirrors farm and metal stockpiling to guard literature. A German vet warns dogs grow moodier, restless, and disobedient in the atomic age, perhaps due to fatigue or stress from modern life.
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New York
The Brighter Day Beat The Clock Comedy Theater
A program listing shows The Brighter Day followed by Beat The Clock and Comedy Theater plus titles Secret Stern Adventure Theater Edge of Night and Wee Pen. The schedule includes times 6:00 6:15 6M 7:00 7:0 10:00 10:05 10:15 10:30 4:00 4:40 5:10 5:30 with notes indicating a 2) entry and venue Edge of Night.
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Wilder a Hollywood legend with sharp wit and iron will
New York AP Billy Wilder stands out as a smart, independent producer and writer in Hollywood. He jokes about Marilyn Monroe and punctuality, says he was robbed of 15 Oscars, and forecasts future collaborations on the right script. He is described as a relentless, restless force behind many films.
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Evaluating a Cunning Bridge Play in a Heart Contract
A bridge problem explains that the obvious line may fail. Declarer learns from two diamonds and three rounds of trumps that West has three hearts and seven diamonds, guiding a squeeze on East. By preserving spades and timing the trump finesse, declarer can force the contract despite initial appearances.
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