Real Reason For Moon Shot Editorial
Col John Powers of NASA told the Houston Methodist Men’s Club that a moon landing by 1970 depends on public will, arguing space aims involve human judgment and potential military implications. The piece contends the public funds reflect willingness to finance exploration, while warning against overemphasizing prestige and urging frankness about fears of rival Soviet success.
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John Powers
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Houston
Powers
Houston Methodist Men's Club
St. Luke's Methodist Church
Col. Powers
Cape Canaveral
Washington
Space
Moon
Earth
United States
Congress
Russia
How Do You Stand by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues against Communist influence in government and defends his past remarks from a NBC discussion. He recalls investigations of officials linked to communism and presses Dr. Eric Goldman to clarify whether his statements imply current government infiltration. He asserts caution in endorsing figures who oppose literacy and integrity in leadership.
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Barry Goldwater
Senator
Ariz
Washington
Eric Goldman
Princeton University
NBC
Goldwater
McCarthy
Dr. Goldman
Homv
United States
Whittaker Chanc Hers
Alger Hiss
Owen Lattimore
Harry Dexter White
John Abt
Lee Pressman
Nathan Witt
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listing from 19th century page
An OCR fragment shows the Baytown Sun masthead with publication details, editors, managers, and office staff. The garbled text lists The Baytown Sun, Inc. in Baytown Texas, names such as Fred Hartman, Jim Boone, Beulah Mae Jackson, Robert K. Gilmore, and others, plus addresses and subscription notes.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbef
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Serseerseesses
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Ieee Cei Ae
Paul Putman
Retell
Gorrie Laughlin
Kennedy picks Woodward to FPC amid graft clouds
Drew Pearson notes Senator Paul Douglas’s gentle stance masks a tough wartime Marine past. Harold Woodward, named to the Federal Power Commission by Kennedy, faces scrutiny over a $20,000 home financed through his father Judge Charles Woodward’s network of bankruptcy cases and a moneyed link to a penitentiary contractor. A House Judiciary report cites a $6,000 cash offer and a mortgage arrangement via Woodward’s in law, raising questions about influence and integrity in the commission. The piece also mentions Rep George M. Waldo? hauser’s quip and contrasts DoJ disputes over El Paso Natural Gas with California’s position, highlighting Archibald Cox’s involvement.
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Washington
Paul Douglas
Ilinois
Kennedy
Federal Power Commission
Harold Woodward
Chicago
Sen
Douglas
FPC
Woodward
U. S. District Court
Charles Woodward
House Judiciary
Office of Archives
Saul B. Oliier
Medinah Athletic Club
Young Woodward
Congressional
Supreme Court
Arthur Dean
Dulles Law Firm
New York
el Paso
William Bennett
California
Pat Brown
People of
Archibald Cox
Three Eligible For Athens Postmastership
The Civil Service Commission says Curtis Foreman Merle Walker and Robert Baccus are eligible for the Athens Texas postmastership. Any of the three may be nominated by President Kennedy, subject to Senate confirmation. Walker currently serves as acting postmaster. Nine applicants sought the $6 255 annual position.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Curtis Foreman
Merle Walker
Robert Baccus
Athens
Tex
Kennedy
Senate
Walker
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A humorous vignette about Mike and his bride arranging a wedding with no money for the clergy. The bride leaves to fetch funds, returns with cash, and after the ceremony the clergyman confirms the marriage is legal. She then reveals she pawned the clergyman’s hat ticket she found in the vestry.
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Bennett Cerf
Mike
Quick Questions and Fortunes in a Fading Page
Today's grab bag quiz asks for the highest mount climbed by an Antaritan expedition and early Stuarts, plus the Susie Wong actor, Excalibur’s caster, and the author of The Memoirs of Barry Lyndon. It also surveys a year ahead for arts and travel while noting a Nebraska statehood date and a collage of biographical trivia and birthdays.
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Susie Wong
Barry Lyndon
Stock Market Forecast Foresees No 1929 Crash
Babson Park Massachusetts notes big shifts in 1960s investing with a view toward avoidable panic. The piece argues government aid to small business and public programs, warns of a gradual rise in cushions to crashes, and asserts cumulative compound interest favors prudent funds over seven billion listed shares. It stresses that Dow Jones may not reflect overall market moves and urges selecting growing firms from volatile listings.
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Babson Park
Mass
United States
Congress
Washington
Kennedy
Senator Goldwater
John Birch
Jabor
New York Stock Exchange
American Exchange
SEC
Birth of King of the Jews Mentioned in Matthew Verse
A Bible verse references asking where the one born king of the Jews can be found for we have seen his star in the east and have come to worship him from Matthew 2:2, noting the inquiry about the newborn king.
Texans In Washington by Tex Easley report on Texas districts
A Census Bureau analysis after a failed House plan shows only four of Texas twenty two districts are predominantly rural. Districts led by Patman Beckworth Teague Dowdy contain most rural residents, while Harris County districts are largely urban. The piece notes votes by Thomas and Gonzales in support of the plan and includes a Washington desk roundup with a Lyndon B. Johnson White House photo caption and brief Weather Bureau mention.
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Washington
Texas
Census Bureau
Hose
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Lindley Beckworth
Gladewater
Olin Teague
Bryan
John Dowdy
Athena
Harris County
Bob Casey
Houston
Bruce Alger
Dallas
Albert. Thomas
Thomas
Henry B. Gonzales
San Antonio
U.S
Public Roads Bureau
New
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Caroline
Lyndon
Tex
Jackie
Denial of Rumor About Cedar Bayou Wooster Road Bid
The writer denies rumors that they are a candidate for County Commissioner to close Cedar Bayou Wooster Road. They say the report is preposterous and urge readers to verify rumors before believing them, and invite notices of any further rumors.
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the Sun
Cedar-Bayou- Wooster
North Shore
Ship Channel
Impossible to make five clubs on a tricky defense
In a five clubs contract South ruffs the first spade lead and tests the club finesse. A heart layout threat looms but a jack of clubs duck and a careful diamond cashing sequence let declarer reach two ruff-and-returns, smothering West’s king and eliminating his trump trick. East’s forced lead leaves dummy with clubs and hearts to seal the contract.
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West
King
East
Nema
Turner
Tea Syndicate
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