Editorial: Contentions Not All True Harris County
Harris County income tripled since 1950 yet responsibilities and costs rose with expansion and services. County roads, courts, welfare, and charity hospitals grew as population boomed. Critics blame County Judge Elliott and the Commissioners Court, but the Baytown Sun urges fair hearing rather than quick blame.
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Harris County
Lee Drive
South Main
Highway 146
V. V. Ramsey
Thomas Circle
Bill Elliott
Commissioners Court
Houston
Baytown Sun
Judge Elliott
What would Americans do with endless money
Dr Robert L Kahn of the University of Michigan surveys the public mindset. About 8 percent would keep working and half would start a small business if wealth were assured, showing a nostalgia for individual enterprise amid calls for big government and big business. A proverb from Proverbs 27 1 closes the note.
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Charleston
W. VA
Daily Mail
Robert L. Kahn
University of Michigan Survey Research Center
Local newspaper staff and credits list
Fragmentary list shows editor publisher general manager managing editor circulation and advertising staff. Names include Fred Hartman James Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Jackson Robert Gilmore John Wadley and Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin. Notes Associated Press rights and republication policy appear.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mas Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Aanager
John Wadley
Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin
How Do You Stand Sir by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues Washington lacks a coherent foreign policy. He cites Cuba Laos and Berlin as failures showing an indecisive New Frontier policy. He contends the United States should follow a strong Eisenhower-Dulles approach rather than watch and wait.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Cuba
United States
Berlin
Berlin Wall
East Germany
Freedom
Russia
Caribbean
Khurshchev
Laos
Southeast Asia
Plain of Jars
Averill Harriman
Moscow
Khrushchev
Lebanon
Quemoy
Matsu
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A watercolorist in New Mexico finds an old Indian squaw squew as a painting model. After agreeing to pose still, she wriggles as the artist urges patience. She explains she sits on a swarm of bees, prompting a comic twist.
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New Mexico
Behind closed doors in Congress rail way parcel rate fight
Washington column details House Post Office Committee maneuvers on parcel post rate making with Postmaster General Ed Day pushing for federal control amid express lobby pressure. Key vote flips involve Negro Democrat Robert Nix and supportive Republicans, revealing internal lobbying and political risks for the Kennedy administration.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Congress
Railway Express Company
Capitol Hill
House Post Office Committee
Ed Day
Parcel Post
Express Lobby
Robert Nix
Philadelphia
Kennedy Adinistration
Robert Ellsworth
Lawrence
Kans
George Wallhauser
Maplewood
N. J
Congressman Nix
House
August E. Johansen
Michigan
Banks
Railway Express
Texas
Lindley _Beckworth
Joel Broyhill
Arlington
Glenn Gunningham
Omaha
Neb
Philadelphia Negro Democrat
Albert Watson
Columbia
D.C
Pearson
Johansen
Watson
South Carolina
Nix
Do miracles still happen in polio fight
Columbus GA editors highlight polio vaccine impact with U S figures from 1952 to 1962. They note 90 million Americans received the Salk vaccine and credit it with reducing cases dramatically, sparing an estimated 50,000 potential victims. Dr Jonas Salk aims for broader protection against many viruses, while miracles are measured in lives saved.
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Columbus
United States
Thomases
Jonas Salk
Today’s Grab Bag and Facts for Curious Minds
A collage of quick trivia prompts and cronicle items. It lists quiz questions about Haman Greenland colonization and cucumber trees, plus a note on the day’s happenings and birthdays. It references Captain John Smith’s death in 1631, and features a Guess the Name panel about science leadership at the AAAS with identity clues.
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John Smith
Plymouth Colony
London
India Charges 27 Prisoners Paraded in China
New Delhi India AP reported an Indian brigadier and 26 other captured officers were paraded in Chinese cities before being returned to India on May 4. The group had been taken prisoner during last fall’s undeclared border war. The Chinese government cited barbaric practices in a diplomatic note.
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New Delhi
India
China
Know Your Bridge Four Hearts and Notrump Play
Bridge column analyzes declarer play in four hearts with overcall by North, detailing trump finesse and endplay ideas. It explores scenarios with North holding five spades and three to five suit layouts, recommending cashing diamonds first or clubs based on Rox lead, while noting how dummy’s leads and partner positions influence ruffing and discards.
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North
Dimmy
Ene Wat
South
King Fear
Chanca, Ares Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Collide in Mixed Grid
Puzzle lists across clues including Laments lively dance and travel by auto with several abbreviations and terms. Entries include Mother colleg Palestine Plain Attorney abbr and other word definitions across and down, forming a multi theme crossword puzzle grid.
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Ireland
Dirk
Buffalo
Great Lake
Colleg
Palestine Plain
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