Johnson's Reducing Tone Signals Shifts in Vietnam Policy
Editorial argues LBJ softens critique of critics and hints at possible Viet Nam policy changes. It notes calmer foreign tone, questions whether talk targets China, North Vietnam, or policy shift, and cites McNamara and Rusk statements that invasion of Red territory is not imminent.
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Quiz From The News Nowheadline comprehension drill
A reader exercise lists 25 current news items with names places and events. Items cover border disputes royalty coups fires births assassinations ambassadorships and political commentary, inviting recall or verification from recent headlines.
Baytown Sun Masthead and Staff Listings
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and management roles including Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Bealeh Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore and others. It notes editors publishers and office staff and the paper’s publication details at Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas under the 1878 act.
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James H Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Bealeh Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
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Ashbel
Texans In Washington by Rex Easley AP
A Southwest Texas Methodist Conference delegation visited Washington to study civil rights and the United Nations. Led by Rev. Charles Hahn, the group met with congressional and social welfare leaders, then went to New York for UN conferences. The trip promoted understanding of government, civil rights progress, and intergroup tolerance among Texans.
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Welch
DiMaggio Streak Tops Baseball Mark of Fifty Six Games
Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees made 56 straight games with a hit setting a record unlikely to be surpassed soon. His streak nearly ended when brother Dom, playing for the Red Sox, made a sensational catch. DiMaggio later got a hit and joked about the rival’s glow in the clubhouse.
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Today’s Grab Bag Answers and World Fair Spotlight
They were French philosophers. Cordova is the leather city. Haydn is linked to music. Gladstone served under Queen Victoria. The peseta is used in Spain. The feature offers trivia, a landmark riddle about the Eiffel Tower and a future-tate fortune note, with a March 1 birthday list and a World’s Fair history snippet.
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William Ewart Gladstone
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Presidential canal proposal and California oil tidelands plan
The piece discusses a proposed alternative Panama Canal from Mexico to the Pacific, noting President Johnson’s initial rejection and potential use as a public works project. It also reports Edward Frazier’s recommendation to California to convert tidelands at Long Beach into a state oil operation, with estimates of vast reserves and bond-financed funding, plus California’s Senate race outlook contrasting Allen Cranston with Republican candidates.
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Edward Frazier
Wilshire Oil Co
California Lands Office
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Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
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Gospel Preachers May Live Of The Gospel Verse Cited
A biblical verse from 1 Corinthians 9 14 states that those who preach the gospel should live of the gospel, underscoring support for church workers.
Who's Who In American History Clue Question List
A jumble of prompts asks for seven surnames linked to historical figures. Each clue seeks a Hungarian composer, an education author, a baseball star and coach, a junior senator from Massachusetts, a publisher's wife and ambassador, a jazz conductor, and a Mormon migration leader. The final clue notes the initial letters spell a former vice president’s surname.
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Castle
New Yorke City
Renee Adams
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Massachusetts
U.S
Italy
Goring
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Truman
Women Back Sen Margaret Chase Smith Says Letters Signal Mixed Support
AP report notes women letters to the Maine Republican indicate varied views on Margaret Chase Smith’s presidential bid. Some praise a woman in the White House, while others recall past limits on women voters, reflecting a nuanced, divided female stance nationwide.
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Bank of England Hikes Rate to Five Percent
LONDON AP The British government raised the Bank of England rate to 5 percent an increase of 1 percentage point to curb rapid economic expansion. A spokesman said the move aims to steady growth as the economy shows signs of strain. The rate had stood at 4 percent since June 3 1963, and the change could tighten credit for new loans and affect households.
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Bank of Enelars
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Bank of Land
Know Your Bridge Solving a Tough Grand Slam Play
In a four team match readers discuss declarer choices after a two spade contract. One line led clubs early, losing to West’s queen ruff, while another led hearts, enabling a successful slam and a 1 430 score. Practical results trump theory as both lines show different risk and reward.
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Fern
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South
Ancre
Queen of Hearts
Daily Crossword Puzzle May Have Several Clues
Fragmented OCR text presents a KING FEATURE daily crossword with scattered clues and partial answers. The readable parts include terms like war, Norse god, vegetable, protective wares, foreign, and river names. The segment is incomplete but indicates a typical crossword clue set and a city mention.
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