Squeaker vote signals hurdles for domestic programs in 1966
Editorial cautions that a close House vote on a Republican backed strike to erase excise tax cuts for autos and phone calls shows administration fears for pushing costly domestic programs. The defense tied tax bill drew 26 fewer votes than total, with 75 Democrats and 111 Republicans in cross support. The piece flags potential battles over Great Society projects like rent subsidies 330 million and Teachers Corps 13 million, awaiting House action and viewed as gauges for future spending amid Viet Nam war funding pressures.
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House
Congress
Viet Nam
Johnson
House Appropriations Committee
Washington
John Dingell
Detroit Democrat
Republican Party
Lee Loevinger
Federal Communications
Rep
Dingell
CBS
Loevinger
FCC
Nixon Seen As Overwhelming GOP Favorite For 1968
Nixon leads in GOP polling with a two to one edge over Henry Cabot Lodge and a strong Esquire margin over George Romney. Party leaders, conservatives, and liberals back him as unifier of the party, with hopes of gains in House seats and state offices. Inflation and Vietnam missteps loom as key issues for the 1966 campaign.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Richard Milhous Nixon
Gallup
Nixon
Henry Cabot Ledge
GOP
Esquire Magazine
Michigan
George Romney
Edward G. Janeway
Vermont
Robert J. Corbett
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
John Rhodes
R.-Ariz
House
Peter Dominick
R.cole
Dominick
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across
Ber Heaves Strip On ail slces Roman poet Beams planks hoards etc Fabled flier One easily fleeced Malay Archipel ago abbr Vestiges Demolish Type of tray Always Thin strips of Wood Iron Poultry pen Bill's partner Actress Magnani Having a handle See Not one Big Day in Spring Awaken Certain seaman Spanish coins Tare Small amounts
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Bill
Magnani
Broad OAS Power Bid Is Opposed
In Panama a U S proposal to grant the Organization of American States broader powers to settle disputes faces resistance in a four week committee session. The draft amendments seek to empower the OAS Council to handle disputes, issue provisional measures, conduct fact finding, and propose settlement procedures, with a Buenos Aires ministerial meeting planned for July. Ecuador also backs amendments to allow Council action in any dispute between member states. Some Latin nations fear increased power could reopen old border quarrels such as the Peru Ecuador clash.
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Panama
U.S
Council of the Organization of American States
OAS
Buenos Aires
United States
OAS Council
Ecuador
Peru
So That Is What It Is By Henry McLemore
A husband observes his wife canning for Luci Johnson and Pat Nugent after reading the press about the President's daughter and her fiancé. She plans to send them a box of home canned food to ease their start, noting their hypothetical $93.50 monthly budget. The piece ends with the narrator returning to kitchen duties.
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Henry McLemore
Mary
Luci
Pat
Luci John Sop
Pat Nugent
Luci Johnson
Pravda
Washington
Peking
Texas
White House
Congress Probes TV Favors To Advertisers
Congress investigates discount practices by major networks that benefit large advertisers over smaller rivals. FCC officials recount delays and the need for fair TV ad pricing while lawmakers clash over policy. A separate Miami meeting shows AFL-CIO leaders pressing for higher minimum wages amid Johnson policy fears. Hebrews 9:12.
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FCC
E. William Henry
RCA
NBC
Weltner
Henry
CBS
New York Yankees
Welmer
Labor
Willard Wirtz
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Miami
Wirtz
Keany
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
Baytown Sun published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77521 with staff including Editor and Publisher Fred Hartman General Manager James H Hale and Managing Editor Preston Pendergrass Other listed roles include Beuleh Mae Jackson Assistant To The Publisher Bill Hartman Ann B Pritchett Office Manager John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin National Manager Justifications note its postal and subscription terms standard affiliation with Associated Press rights reserved and representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beuleh Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Unitarian minister author of juvenile books
Questions cover literature and social reform figures: the author of many juvenile books from a Unitarian ministry, Hull House leader for decades in Chicago, and a riddle about weaving threads. Also notes on a born today celebrity Harry Bela Fonte, U.S. Navy, Broadway start, and folk music career.
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Chicago
Hull House
Harry Belafonte
New York City
Jamaica
British West Indies
New York
Notable births and historic dates on this day
Ruth Ramsey notes prominent births including Dinah Shore Robert Lowell Edmund Duffy William Dean Howells Frederick Chopin Glenn Miller David Niven and Oskar Kokoschka. It recalls 1781 when Articles of Confederation aided the move toward a federal union and mentions Jane Addams amid a list of moral faults and a fragmentary saying Something to turn up.
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Ings
Bright Road
Carmen Jones
John Murray Anderson
Dinah Shore
Robert Lowell
Edmund Duffy
William Dean Howells
Frederic Chopin
Glenn Miller
David Niven
Oskar Kokoschka
Williams is No Sortie At Business
NBC battles star Andy Williams over contract terms and show length as Kraft sponsored series faces renewal. Williams demands a 5 percent annual increase and prefers specials or film work, citing rising costs and rerun losses. He may drop the weekly show if NBC insists on 32 episodes, despite high production polish and guest stars.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Andy Williams
NBC
Andy
Andy Wiliams
Kraft
Jason Robards
Jane Fond
Williams
Julie Andrews
David McCallum
Money Bag Stolen From Parked Auto
A First National Bank money bag containing 320 in cash was stolen from Horace L. Roberts' car in the 300 block of West DeFeo. Roberts returned to the vehicle after a bank visit and post office trip to find the bag missing at about 9 35 am. The bag held five rolls of nickels totaling 10, 19 rolls of pennies totaling 5, and five one dollar bills.
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First National Bank
Horace L. Roberts
West DeFeo
Roberts
Baytown
Judgment Recovered In Slant Well Cases
Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr announced the recovery of an $8,900 judgment and court costs for the operation of two slant oil wells in Rusk County. The judgment was against C M. Jordan of Gregs County. The wells were identified as Mark Quil CoM. C. Elliott Wells Nos. 2 and 3. Judgment was entered by Austin Dist. Judge Herman Jones.
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
North vulnerable in a bridge column explains defender strategy. It details imagined hands to defeat contracts and emphasizes positive thinking to maximize trump tricks. The narrative uses a specific four spades defense and low diamond play on trick three to illustrate defeating a contract.
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Know Your Bridge By
B. Jay Becker
Declarer
King Featy
South
East
Res Syndicate, Inc
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Wirt
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