Demonstrations and Civil Rights Goals Across U S History
The piece argues large nonviolent or disruptive actions in Washington may not hasten civil rights legislation. It traces Coxey's Army, suffragettes, and the Bonus Army as earlier demonstrations, noting delayed congressional action, while recounting King era warnings and federal responses to potential southern filibusters. It recalls Coxey's Army in 1894, suffrage struggles culminating in 1920, and the 1932 Bonus Army clash, leading to later bonuses under FDR.
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Washington
Congress
Peas
Kennedy
Coxey
Army
Bonus Army
Robert F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Jacob S. Coxey
Massillon
Ohio
Congres
Capitol
States
Wilson
White House
Hoover
Secret Service
Treasury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Baytown Sun masthead and publishing details
Baytown Sun editors and staff listed including editor James E. Hale and publisher, general manager Preston Pendergrass, managing editor Beulah Mae Jackson, circulation director John Wadley, and others. Advertising and office staff named. paper details note second class matter at Baytown post office, publication schedule afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays, and subscription rates. Located at Pearce and Ashbel, Baytown Texas with P O Box 38.
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Fred Hartman
James E. Hale
Rastegere
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Wseces
Robert K. Gilmore
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
P. O
Tenes Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Daly
Asin
Texas Press Asn
How Do You Stand Sir by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues discrimination is a global moral issue not solved by laws. He warns against overreaching with federal measures that threaten states rights and urges moral persuasion and voluntary integration aligned with constitutional rights. He distinguishes between moral obligations and legal rights in business and stresses broad, voluntary efforts to end segregation.
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Congress
Volunteer Fireman Is Charged With Arson
Marysville article reports Linda Fire Station volunteer Larry Barvie, long praised for rapid response during 16 grass fires, allegedly set fires by dropping lit matches along a road and returning to station. He was booked on an arson charge.
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Marysville
Calif
Linda
Charley Miller
Larry Barvie
Miller
Barvie
Barry
Barrie
Try and Stop Me On SAFARI in the jungle ritual
Two explorers witness a tribal dance dominated by a seven foot painted figure wearing a mask and horns. An elder whispers the ritual cured him of whistling while a father narrates a family memory during the scene.
Mystery Puzzle Bag of Facts From A bygone Page
A collage of trivia prompts and lore includes early Christian missionary on Samothrace, teraphim worship by ancient Hebrews, a tenor clef puzzle, the meaning of raccoon, and the Ruwenzori range between Lake Albert and Lake Edward. It also mentions a Frankin Mass educator and a Salem-lecture romance, framed as a playful “Folk of Fame” guessing game from a past column.
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Samothrace
Afiddle
Africa
Lake Albert
Lake Edward
Kennedy pressed to sell MLF despite hostile Labor shift
Washington reports Kennedy aims to secure support from Britain and allies for a Multilateral Nuclear Force, but Labour Party leaders led by George Brown oppose it as costly and impractical. Brown argues a Labor government would not back the MLF, even with a later US-UK agreement. He proposes shifting nuclear assets to the United States and strengthening naval power in the Far East. NATO figures doubt the plan, citing vulnerability and expense, while De Gaulle’s Europe dominates strategic risk.
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Drew Pearson
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Kennedy
Macmillan
MLF
England
Labor
George Brown
Labor Party
Defense
Great Britain
JFK
McGeorge Bundy
Wilson
Harold Wilson
Brown
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Britain
Far East
Laos
Seventh Fleet
U.S
Lyman Lemnitzer
NATO
mid-Atantic
North Sea
Mediterranean
McNamara
Colorado Springs
Hugh Frazer
Germany
de Gaulle
Simul
Lezan
State Department
Russia
Shimkin
University of
Tllinois
Soviet Union
Kazakhstan
Khrushchev
Freeman
Stewart Udall
Lear
Editors Speak on Federal Role in Local Riots
An editorial argues that illegal demonstrations by African Americans are being encouraged by the federal government. It urges respect for local and state laws, criticizes federal overreach, and calls for restraint by Washington and the Supreme Court to avoid social unrest.
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E_ iL
Jordan
Ruth
Progressive Farmer Magazine
South
United States
America
Washington
Supreme Court
Birmingham
Know Your Bridge Slam Bids Advice parts by North South
In this bridge analysis, a reverse bid shows a very strong hand with diamonds longer than hearts and 17 or more high cards. The article explores five bidding options after a three notrump opening, detailing when to pursue grand slams versus safer contracts and how partner's aces influence the path to six or seven hearts.
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North
Trvite
Worth
Ures Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across L Bite noisily
Bite noisily. Flourishes as business. God of the sea. Burdened. River to Worth Ser. Ablaze. Traffic violator. Bom. Storms. To settle colleg. Indian buffalo Sr. Sundred brick. A raft. Rampart. Heavy hammer. Assam silkworms. Warp-yarn. City Texas. Quantities of paper. Work hard. Writer of fables. Dropsy. Concopt. Units of force.
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L. Bite
Worth Ser
Texas
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