Editorials. Lodge victory signals personality over issues in NH primary
The New Hampshire Republican presidential primary produced a Lodge win seen as driven by image rather than policy. Voters chose the personable ambassador to the United Nations over Goldwater Rockefeller and Nixon, reflecting a broader mood about candidates and party contrasts ahead of the fall elections.
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Goldwater favored by Illinois Republicans in April primary
Senator Barry Goldwater leads Illinois Republicans toward the April 14 primary with the GOP field split. Percy backs Goldwater but runs as a rightward reformer while Bill Scott touts fiscal conservatism and gains recent momentum. Some liberal critics doubt Percy's shift, while Scott gains support from Tribune and American. Douglas endorses Scott as the best GOP option in years.
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Local East Harris Baytown fund drive questioned
A Baytown letter to the Sun questions the Easter Seals drive funds, noting $2200 last year left Baytown and that the Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center locally would benefit from those funds. A Baytown reader praises Sun coverage of the center’s needs and work.
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EDITORS SPEAK ON VOTING QUALIFICATIONS FIGHT AGE
The piece argues that if a man can fight he can vote, criticizing the President's Commission on Registration and Participation for proposing to ease voting paths. It defends tightening voting qualifications and literacy tests, opposing federal overreach and urging that voting privilege be protected from political manipulation.
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Bureaucratic Economizing Sparks Office Redesign Debate
Washington officials under President Johnson push light and heat saving across federal offices. Plans include lowering blinds to warm air, removing status symbols, and trimming office space. Debates emerge over costs, flags, jugs, rugs, and the need for large executive suites.
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State Department
Untangled Verse Snippet Incomplete Text 1956
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a proverb about the house of the wicked and the upright flourishing. It references 1956, a Whitcomb Hotel, and items like suits and a fish, but the text is garbled with unrelated words. No coherent news event or person action can be established.
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Andrew Makn
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Whitcomb
Everywhere Assignment Provides New York World's Fair Show
Michael Todd Jr., son of the late Mike Todd, aims to carry on the family name by producing a modernized minstrel show at the 1964 New York World's Fair. He asserts the cast will be integrated and comments on the art form’s history and his father’s larger‑than‑life persona.
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Mike Todd
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Mike
Amherst
Elizabeth Taylor
Trivia Quiz Grabs Bag of Facts and Legends
A mixed puzzle item presents questions about golf origins and U S history, plus a note on a 1791 publication by Thomas Paine and a legend about a monastery on Cyprus. It mentions Joseph Priestley and other figures, with a frail ghost of a riddle about a knife, Mary appearance, and a cave.
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Monastery’s Resilience Amid Mountain Isolation
Ruth Ramsey writes of a monastery burned four times yet rising again. The 20 monks and novices maintain prayer, bread making, goat herding, vineyard wine production, and repairs. The piece blends ancient devotion with self-sufficient daily life in rugged mountains.
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Know Your Bridge By 8 Jay Becker Readings
A bridge column analyzes four hand scenarios with South West North East bids. It discusses two diamonds versus two notrump as potential responses, evaluates hand strength, and explains range and distribution in pursuit of game or slam, noting how partner’s bids shape strategy.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE Across L Strong winds
Across clues include strong winds and nerve, with many entries like take ay ones own and rev ive. Down clues cover range of terms from worship to fencing sword, plus words for perception and possession. The grid combines general crossword vocabulary with puzzle style clues.
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