Editorials on historic Supreme Court rulings and democracy
The editorial argues the Supreme Court opened dual revolutions in race and politics by stepping into a democratic vacuum. It cites 1954 school desegregation and 1962 to 1964 elections rulings, criticizing Congress for inaction and praising the Court as a democratic conscience amid persistent unequal representation and shifting populations.
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Supreme Court
House
Congress
South
North
Texas Early Days as State Archives Director Turns Author
James M Day director of the state archives edits Texan Manuscr from the archives into journals covering legislative proceedings from S 61 1863 The 1862 House session nine months after Texas joined the Confederacy is reconstructed from original bills reports and newspapers Notable items include Buck speaker 1881 resuming in 1863 Lubbock veto on paying legislators and other events The piece highlights the value of this archival work for Texans and suggests reading it in manageable daily doses
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James M. Day
State Archives
Day
Texas
House
Confederacy
C. W. Buck
Francis Richard Lubbock
Lubbock
el Kirk
New York
Capitol
Baytown Sun masthead and imprint lines
Front matter shows the Baytown Sun newspaper masthead with staff roles and publishing details. It lists editors and managers, advertising staff, and offices in Baytown Texas. The text includes republication rights, postal class, publication schedule, and subscription rates.
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John Wadley
Ossees
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Act of Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Conservatives View- Young Governor On Psychiatric Couch
A physician interviews a Pennsylvania like governor on a sofa, tracing his mental stage as he recalls leaning directions, meeting the press, and facing a parade of fallen figures including Rockefeller and other regional political figures. The piece satirizes GOP regional dynamics and the governor’s candid, faltering posture.
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Holmes Alenander Washington
Clarence W. Couchmaster
Pennsylvania
Couchmaster
Nelson Rockefeller
California
New York
Saigon
Massachusetts
League of Nations
GOP
Minnesota
Maine
Phoenix
U.S.A
Republican Party
Rockefeller
Nixon
Stassen
Wall Street
Dr. Dodge Heads Up Crosby Lions Club
Dr. Fred Dodge was installed as president of the Crosby Lions Club at a Tuesday Ladies Night din er at the L and L Cafe on Highway 90. Other officers named include Gou verneur Clement first vice president Guy McGinty second vice president E C Runneberg third vice president Larry Anderson secretary O C Nelson treasurer Allison Koonce tail twister and L L Hooks lion tamer. Board members Lee Campbell Albert Young Rev Dan Bynum and Cullen Cranfill joined as directors with H T Smith of Anahuac installing. Invoca tion by Rev Bynum and guests Mrs H T Smith and C J Baggio attended. about 25 members and guests were present.
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Fred Dodge
Crosby Lions Club
L&l Cafe
Highway 90
Gouverneur Clement
Guy McGinty
E. C. Runneberg
Larry Anderson
O. C. Nelson
Allison Koonce
L. L. Hooks
Lee Campbell
Albert Young
Dan Bynum
Cullen Cranfill
H. T. Smith
Anahuac
Lions
Bynum
C. J. Baggio
Liberty
Obelisks lore and wartime naval shifts
A breezy knowledge grab bag covers obelisks as tapering stone pillars, the sequel to Rupert of Hentzau is The Prisoner of Zenda, Homeric Stentor with a mighty voice, galleon as a large unwieldy ship, and the jugular vein in the neck.
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Rupert of Hentzau
Zenda
Stentor
Constantine grills Pearson on next U.S. president and Cyprus
Washington columnist Drew Pearson recounts an Athens interview with King Constantine the 24-year-old Greek monarch. They discuss Kennedy’s death Vietnam Cyprus and UN roles. The king urges UN power in Cyprus independence with minority protections and Turkish guarantees, warning against escalation.
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Drew Pearson
Constantine
Greece
United States
Athens
Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
Scranton
Kennedy
King Paul
Warren Commission
Lee Oswald
Viet Nam
Cyprus
Ankara
Ingnn
Mediterranean
United Nations
SpiroKyprianon
Staement
Rome
Constantinople
Shortages Keep Silver Price Firm
Shortages in the United States and a world supply deficit keep silver prices firm though inflexible. The U.S. Treasury holds metal reserves, minting of small coins is scarce, and coin supply pressures persist for vending machines and clerks. Authorities oppose private scrip while collectors pursue new issues like Kennedy halves. Some foresee slight near term easing, but the small coin problem remains, and the market risks of big price moves are limited.
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New York
API
United States
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Old Married Man Has Waist Line Troubles One Year On
A Dallas writer reflects on his first wedding anniversary, noting a 15 pound gain since marriage. He jokes about his wife Sue’s cooking, her shopping, and their year together, including a night at Colt Stadium and Sue knitting during summer break.
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Suzanne
Colt Stadium
St. Louis
Sue
Hartman
Notrump finesse wins seven in Masters Pairs thriller
In the 1962 Masters Pairs, Albert Dormer and Derek Rimington faced a six spade contract after a three spade opening lead. Dormer pursued extra tricks by testing heart and diamond splits, finessing diamonds to gain seven tricks and force a critical squeeze, securing the seven for a match point win.
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Albert Dormer
Dormer
Xter Yeats
Weert
West
Ao Dormer
Gismond
Jon
Dormee
East
Est
Daily Crossword Puzzle 7 King Feature Across and Down
Crossword clues from the Daily Crossword Puzzle 7 King Feature appear with partial entries. The grid hints include across clues like Corridor 5 Dip out as liquid and down clues such as Greet Egyptian dancing girl and Burden.
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Burden
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Journals OF State Archives
Texian Press
Waco, Texas
Mary Hartman Brown
Che Baytoum Sun
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Access
Advertising Department
Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
Texse Daty
Amu
Pameg Press
Dr. Dodge
Crosby Lions
Guam
Lilian Hellman
Francisco Segura
Theotogian
Reinhard Niebuhr
Jean-Paul Sartre
Donald C. Peattie
Rockwell Kent
Dorothy Stickney
Judy Holiday
Jane Russell
Confederate States of America
Jefferson Davis
Davis
White House
Richmond
Ruth Ramsey
Central Preas
Britain
Cervantes
Washington
Cairo
Khrushchev
Geneva
Dallas
Oswald
Cypris
Abraham
Bill Hartman
Clarence Bearden
Bearden
Wanda
North Central Expressway
Ee James Turmer
B. Jay Becker
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