Editorials- Barry- Rocky Battle Looms
The piece argues 1964 politics ahead with Kennedy favored for re election and Rockefeller’s divorce recoupling stirring debate. It notes Goldwater rising as GOP potential, liberal Democrats and conservative Republicans wary of a Rockefeller clash, and hints at vice presidential speculation around Sen Clifford Case amid a crowded field.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
White House
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Acrimonious House Dispute Highlights Quorum Stunt
Two lawmakers clash as Rep Wayne L. Hays and Rep Katherine St George spar over a 30 minute quorum call. Hays recalls a Churchill Astor quip while St George applauds the patience and courtliness of the Ohio Democrat, then mocks the scene with flippant praise.
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Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Katherine St. George
R-N-Y
Hays
Mrs. St. George
Investigation In Texas Boxing Probed By State Officials
Dallas AP reports Sammy George announces a broad probe into Texas boxing managers citing unsafe practices and licensing concerns. Eight managers with state licenses hold police records, with potential suspensions and reforms expected after findings by RB Latting head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Dallas
Sammy George
Texas
George
Aftor
Latting
Labr
Ager
Baytown Sun staff and publication details page
This fragment lists Baytown Sun staff roles including editor publisher general manager and others, junto with office and subscription information. It notes Baytown Texas mailing details and the paper’s publication schedule and postal status as second class. It also mentions Associated Press rights and national representation.
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Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
How Do You Stand Sir by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater critiques President Kennedy's foreign policy address at American University, arguing the speech excuses Soviet aims and humanizes a totalitarian regime. He contends the USSR seeks peace only on its terms, notes Moscow's risk calculations in Cuba and Berlin, and criticizes U.S. reluctance to act for fear of war.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Berlin Wall
Cuba
Latin America
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A diplomat in Cairo climbs a pyramid and finds a live mouse at the top. Abe Burrows boasts on ice skater prowess, claiming a five with one foot and three with the other. A mountaineer in a hospital scene jokes about his anesthetized son not knowing a thing.
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Bennett Cerf
Cairo
Nasser
Abe Burrows
Grossinger
Burrows
Today’s Grab Bag and World History Quiz Highlights
A mixed page of trivia asks state locating San Francisco Mountain in Arizona, and a 1996 note recalls architect Stanford White’s murder. It also lists a bribe case by a U S interior secretary and a Nazi leader linked to a family tragedy, plus a “Guess the Name” puzzle about a Jewish American lawyer involved in anti Nazi boycotts.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Russia
Stanford White
Madison Square Garden
Pittsburgh
Harry A.’ ‘Thave
Rabbi leader and civil liberties figure linked to Zionism
Lithuanian born rabbi son of a rabbi and soap maker who arrived in New York in 1902 at age nine. By 1915 he finished a nine year course at Hebrew Union College and earned a BA. In 1917 he led The Temple in Cleveland and remained there. An early Zionist and civil liberties figure, his works include The World Crisis and Jewish Survival and Where Judaism Differed.
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Lynchburg
New York City
Columbia
New York
Lower East Side
Hebrew Union College
Temple
Cleveland
Kennedy and Adenauer era shifts signal Berlin unification debate
Kennedy meets Erhard in Frankfurt reflecting Germany’s two Germanys reality while Adenauer’s looming departure shapes Berlin policy. The piece notes the Berlin capital issue, Brandt’s milder stance, and a broader shift toward possible unification paths amid Cold War tensions.
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Berlin
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Brandt
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Adenauer
Bonn
Ludwig Erhard
Frankfurt
Editors Speak and Civic Humor Delights Readers
A collection of brief items quotes an Iowa farmer’s absurd classified ad selling a Holstein cow with odd extras. It also notes a Roanoke Times column mocking the idea of humor in serious policy and mentions a Time letter about aid to nations. Vatican City reports Kennedy’s Rome visit timing for the Pope’s coronation.
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Dallas Morning News
Iowa
Vatican City
Kennedy
Rome
Paul VI
Know Your Bridge East dealer and the 3NT lesson
In a bridge hand with East West vulnerable, South opens 3NT after East pass and West lead spade. A correct line avoids diamond allergy by playing four clubs to queen, then diamonds to force East’s ace, securing all eight sure tricks and a potential heart ruff to reach nine or ten tricks.
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West
Enck
East
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments
Puzzle item lists yesterday's answer 31 32 German river 34 provoke 3 percent. Game of chance 33 Profession al short.
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