Editorials Big Shots and Low Numbers in Washington
The piece examines how Washington's political elite vie for low auto tag numbers. FAA head Najeeb Halaby sought 777 but received 216, citing memory and status symbols. Officials note 216 was spoken for, and the owner will reveal identity when he mounts the tags.
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Washington
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Federal Aviation Agency
Najeeb E. Halaby
Halaby
Washington City
Washington Auto Tag Bureau
Campaign Material Ties McGovern and Fraser Across Parties
Two 1962 Democratic candidates, Sen George McGovern and Rep Donald Fraser, shared the same book Advertising Wins Elections by Maurice McCaffery. Fraser’s note suggests the work aided McGovern but not Republican Walter Judd, prompting questions about campaign influence.
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George McGovern
D-S. D
Francis Case
R-S. D
Minnesota
Fraser
McGovern
Judd
Soloni Advises Short Reports to Gain Page Presence
Senator Henry M. Jackson of Washington urged Georgetown listeners to keep reports brief, saying most ideas lose attention if they exceed 20 pages. Ironically, a subcommittee he chairs released a report that same weekend and it was exactly 20 pages long.
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Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Congress
Jackson
Georgetown University Center For Strategic Studies
Letter to the Editor on Tax Reform and Brendel Group
A reader references John G. Brendel and the Tax Research Association of Houston and Harris County. The letter explains the group funds studies but does not lobby, aims for fair taxation, and notes overlap with the Texas Research League. It argues repeal of the state ad valorem tax would shift 340 million dollars and cites home exemptions and proposed sales tax increases affecting workers and small business.
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the Sun
John G. Brendel
Tax Research Association of
Houston
Harris County
Brendel
Continental
The
Texas Research League
Baytown
Chamber of Commerce
Scandinavia
Baytown Sun Publication and Details
The Baytown Sun publishes afternoons daily at Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas. The paper lists editors and staff including Fred Mlartman James Hale Preston Pendergrass Beuleh Mae Jackson Robert E K Gilmore and notes its postal status and rates. It is a member of the Associated Press and Texas press associations.
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The
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texsa
Fred Mlartman
James W. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beuleh Mae Jackson
Robert EK. Gilmore
P.O. Box X
Texas
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Associated Presa Ta
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Migesber
Texas Daily Newspaper
Asem
Texas Press Ase
Stand or Swim? Goldwater on On Site Inspections
Barry Goldwater argues Kennedy’s TV remarks show a belief that totalitarian regimes cannot accept necessary inspections. He questions Geneva test ban talks and warns that conceding to fewer inspections may fail to deter Soviet cheating. Midland oil leaders discuss tax law changes affecting Permian Basin. Kennedy’s depletion tax proposal dominates the session hosted by local chambers and the Permian Basin Petroleum Association.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Kennedy
Geneva
Cuba
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Free World
Midland
Permian Basin
George Abell
Try and Stop Me HORTLY before his death
William Faulkner praises Albert Erskine as the finest literary craftsman he ever met. Faulkner notes his approval signals a manuscript is print ready. He jokes he would tell Erskine but keeps silent, comparing praise to a racehorse not needing sugar.
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William Faulkner
America
Albert Erskine
Faulkner
Erskine
Bennett
Hyperboreans, Dino Saur National Monument and more
A jumble of trivia and biographical notes asks about Hyperboreans origin and location, Dino Saur National Monument, the meaning of pi 3.141592657, Castillo de San Marcos address, and a misquoted health quip. It also profiles a Virginia congressman from Bon Air with a career in farming and Armed Services oversight.
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Dinosaur National Monument
Castillo de San Marcos
Bon Air
Randolph Macon
Harvard School of Business Administration
Virginia
Wubcommittes
Longtime journalist and congressman figure identified
Nan Jones profiles a New Orleans born reporter who earned Tulane training, directed Loyola publicity, led a paper during the Louisiana Scandals, and served in the 77th Congress. He later authored I Went I Saw I Heard and worked as political editor.
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New Orleans
St Tulane
Loyola
Louisiana
Huey Long
Washington
Baytown voters invited to answer city and school race questions
The Baytown Sun published a candidate questionnaire for the April 2 city election asking for brief responses on growth, taxes, annexation, governance, planning, financing, zoning, and library land use, with deadlines for submission. It also solicits school trustee candidates to address bond issues, federal aid, district consolidation, salaries, taxes, and governance practices.
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Baytown
Baytown Sun
Sun
the Sun
Lakewood
Brown~wood, Wooster
Country Club Oaks
Craigmont Place
Humble Oil and Refining Co
The
Robert E. Lee High
Harlem
Board of Trustees
Lea College
Chambers County
Foreign aid critique grows in Washington debate
Washington debate on foreign aid escalates as critics urge sharp cuts to the 1964 request. Senators, representatives, and scholars question waste and misallocation, pointing to costly projects from yachts to TV provisions, while advocates warn against scuttling aid.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
John Kennedy
Charming
Debonair
David Bell
America
Bell
Congress
Ohio
Steve Young
Democrat Young
Geneva
Mike Mansfield
Vietnam
Harvard
Edward Banfield
RD. A. Fitzgerald
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue List
Down clues include 1L Mothes callog 2 Done with 3 Our northern neighbor 4 Concealed Westernlys Ans 32 Part of eagle s bid 38 Arrived 35 Elotical a6 Refuse 38 Resort 40 Verb form as to be.
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Eagle
Bridge lesson from a three notrump hand
North-South vulnerable in three notrump. South faced a club lead and misplayed the hand, losing control early and missing a straightforward plan to win four heart tricks, four diamonds and a club. The article urges surveying the entire hand before the first play and resisting finessing temptations.
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South
West
Declarer
East
King
Extoke
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