De Gaulle Rebuffs to United States and Britain
The article reviews Charles de Gaulle’s consistent push for French independence from U S leadership dating to 1958 and traces his growing pace since becoming president in 1959. It notes his refusals to join the nuclear test ban, the push to ban Britain from the EEC, proposals on Vietnam neutrality, and recognizing Red China as part of a broader strategy. It highlights tensions with Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson and cites Gaullist aims to maintain autonomy in defense and diplomacy.
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Charles de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Associated Press
London
France
Chaban-Delmas
America
de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Europe
Soviet Union
Sahara
Atlantic
Latin America
Viet Nam
Red
China
Southeast Asia
Johnson appoints 10 women to top government jobs
Esther Peterson, special assistant for consumer affairs, says politics is not a stag affair and cites ample opportunities for women in the Johnson administration. Also notes debate on direct US diplomacy and a UK Commons incident involving Sir Alec Douglas-Home remarks.
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New York
Johnson
Who Was First Republican Nominee for President
A puzzle style question asks who was the first person nominated by the Republican Party for President. It hints at a name hidden by initial letters from four lines and references Washington, D. C., and a theater linked to Lincoln's assassination. The prompt blends historical quest with a clue-based answer.
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Republican Party
Ihom
Panama Canal
America
Washington, D. C
Lincoln
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun newspaper lists staff roles including editor and publisher Che Baytoun and James H. Hale, with managing editor Beulah Mae Jackson and general manager Robert K. Gilmore. It notes office and circulation duties, advertising department contacts, and publication details as Baytown Texas afternoons weekdays and Sundays.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Texas Seisation and War Preparations in 1861
In March 1861 Texas declared secession and moved to join the Confederacy, removing Governor Sam Houston from office and expanding military forces. The Austin convention sought weapons, occupied posts, and coordinated troop levies, while Texans faced shortages and improvised armaments. By April the state organized units like the Marshall Lane Ranger Company, drawing on local community support and even blacksmiths to forge weapons as Gov. Clark dispatched agents to secure arms abroad. The Texas defense stretched along 2000 miles of coast and frontier as war loomed.
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Austin
Texas
Union
Montgomery
Alabama
Confederate States of America
Sam Houston
Oldsman
Edward Clark
United States
Fort Sumter
South
Marshall
WLP
Lane Ranger Company
San Antonio
Clark
Mexco
Cuba
Europe
Penitentiary
Huntsville
Mexico
Gulf
Daily Quiz and Trivia Flashcard Digest
Answers to multiple quick questions span literature, science, geography and history. Edith Wharton wrote The Age of Innocence, the average human body temperature is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit, Benjamin Franklin asserted There never was a good war or a bad peace, Ludwig van Beethoven composed major works after going deaf, and the Hottentots historically referred to peoples in Southern Africa.
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Edith Wharton
Benjamin Frankin
Ludwig von Beethoven
President Johnson economy drive and costs at LBJ Ranch
Washington report outlines Johnson economy push including a rebuff to refurbish Camp David and the cost of protecting a weekend away at the LBJ Ranch. It also notes proposed deinking and reuse of worn money, the Florida cross Florida canal revival, Pepper’s legislative comeback, and conflicts between Turner Air Force Base and rival papers affecting publisher free press.
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Drew Pearron
Washington
LBJ Ranch
Palm “Springs
Miami
Johnson
LBJ
White House
David
Catoctin Mountains
Florida
Northern
Ner Air Force Base
William ©. Davis
Davis
Air Force
United States
Douglas McPherson
Turner Air Force Base
Dick Russell
Georgia
Charles J. Schlemmer
State Mutual Insurance
Schlemmer
Jack S. Lowery
Information Service Office
Pagans
Davi
Time Magazine
Drew Pearson
Questions From The News Quiz Preview
A garbled reader quiz lists questions about world events, politics, sports, and notable figures. It references Cuba, Japan welcoming Frank Sinatra, LBJ signing a bill, Sino Indian border disputes, and various other items with dates and places hinted, in a newspaper quiz format.
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Newa
Guantanamo
Land of the Rising Sun
Frank Sinatra
LBJ
India-China
Ceylon
Liston
Know Your Bridge By B Jay Becker North Desler
North and South face a forcing bidding sequence in a team match deal. North opens two clubs, South responds two diamonds, North then three diamonds, South passes. South later raises to four diamonds, becomes declarer at five diamonds doubled, with misplays on the opening lead. East returns hearts. South makes ten tricks but misdefends, illustrating independence versus forcing bids.
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North
Haid
Beuth
Dia Monde
South
North East
South West
Weet
East
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE KING FEATURE
A compact nugget from a vintage puzzle page listing clues like Ancient Greek letter and Japanese coin, with scattered readable fragments such as Donkey and Mermaid. The OCR shows misprints and garbled items, reflecting a partial, inexact crossword snippet.
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Robert DB. Murphy
Panama
Ghane
Cub
Murphy
U.S
Japan
Dave
George Wier
House of Caremons
Sir Alec Douglas - Jieme
Che Baytoun Sun
John Wadley Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Baytown Sun, Inc
Peerce and Ashbel
Meath
Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
Associated
Fred Dee Associated
Prew
Ertitieg
Republiceues
Wees Ciupaicher
Wien
Allan Cashcraft
Pap Hlistory
Texas Agm University
T Timothy
Anon
Detroit
Ford Motor
St. Petersburg
Homer
Aeolus
Ulysses
Sicily
Ruth Ramsey
Centre
Luther Burebank
Maurice Ravel
Ben Amix - Williams
Anna Magnani
Bild Bodeker
Pro
Burgee
Washington Report
LBY
Treasury Department
John Moran
Sen. Pepper
Congress
88Th Congress
John H. Perry
Claude Pepper
House of Representatives
Fdr
Tur
iFrom
Foundation
Virgin Islands
Vietnam
Rocky
Secretary of Labor
Texas City
Jack Boby
Cyprus
Bobby Baker
Aian Port
Margaretha
Lea
Jay Becker
North Desler
Noth
Akaie West
North East South West
Pas
Pam Oil
Agbors
Honess Shell
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