Court Evens Press Books on Supreme Court Immunity
Editorial argues the Supreme Court expanded press freedom by allowing some factual error in criticism of government officials while maintaining protection against libel suits absent actual malice. Cites Brennan opinion and Kansas judge’s 1908 stance, linking official and citizen protections to a robust public discourse.
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Kansas
William J. Brennan
Brennan
Quiz From The News Readiness Test Poses Many Headlines
A quiz lists 25 current news headlines spanning global politics and events. Items mention U S nuclear inspection, Venezuela’s president, Panama Canal disputes, diplomats, African tribal warfare, Geneva talks, Ghana, Walter Reed, Caribbean and European matters, and assassination commissions. The piece notes the answers page.
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IAEA
Venezuela
Panama
Canal Zone
France
Watusi
Bahutu
Geneva
Tallahiedic
Pres
Ghana
Armour
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun lists editor and publisher James H Hale and general manager Preston Pendergrass with staff roles including Beulah Mae Jackson as Managing Editor and Robert K Gilmore as Office Manager. The paper is published afternoons weekdays and Sundays in Baytown Texas with subscription rates of 1.45 per month or 17.40 per year.
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James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
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Texas and the Civil War across the Far West
Texas forces expanded Confederate reach in New Mexico and Arizona including Mesilla and Santa Fe, then moved into Tucson and near California. The Glorieta Pass battle ruined Sibley’s advance, with heavy losses and a Confederate retreat. Texas troops also fought at Pea Ridge and Port Hudson era actions, impacting western war effort and border defense.
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Mounted Rifles
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Baylor
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Tucson
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United States
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Quickie Quiz and History Bits From a Bygone Era
Daily trivia and historical notes cover questions on biblical figures and philosophy, a 1743 Boston town meeting, 1938 American Legion formation, language notes on the word torture, and a vivid 16th century Russian cathedral built under Ivan IV with imperial ambitions.
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Unclear historical trade pact and Tsar Ivan tale
Fragmentary text recounts a trade pact with Queen Elizabeth I, then moves to a legend of Ivan the Terrible mourning his son, and a cathedral built after Kazan conquest. Mentions Bolshevik Revolution conversion to state museum, then lists names like Albert Einstein and Margaret Webster amid a chaotic misc.
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Ayis
Xazan
Astrakhan
Siberian
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Ivan
Kazan
Venezuela Struggles Between Democracy and Dictatorship
Washington columnist Drew Pearson notes Caracas amid gunfire and guard duty while Venezuela pursues democratic reform under Raul Leoni. Key figures include Admiral Larrazabal and Hector Santanaga, with Udall's secret oil field tour aboard Creole’s plane overshadowed by a lost flight and faked favors concerns.
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Secreta
Stewart
Udal
Johnson
Caracas Journal
Udall
Luis Vera Gomez
Castro Bomba
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Vennela
Harry Jarvis
Ginilas
Drew Pearson
Quotes and curious facts flash across HAL Boyle column
A compact miscellany features statistics and quips on glasses in Americans, Vatican restorers, big water bills, asthma from Greek roots, superstitions, and famous last words. It notes social quirks, funny sayings, and random trivia from global and historical sources, presenting a breezy, dated collection of tidbits.
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Hal Boyle
New York
United States
Vatican
Chicago
Blackstone
R. G. Ingersoll
America
Soviet Union
Communist
China
Arnold H. Glasow
Rabelais
George Washington
Nero
Josh Billings
First Bayport Contract Awarded By Port Authority
The Houston Port Commission awarded core drilling and land surveying contracts for Humble Oil’s Bayport industrial complex. McClelland Engineers will perform core drilling on a 1500 dollar contract, Lockwood Andrews and Newman will conduct surveying at about 5000 dollars, with additional soil borings and engineering analysis required for preliminary planning. The work supports the first stage barge canal and port complex near the Houston Ship Channel.
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Bayport
Jerry Turner
Fort of Houston
Humble
Harris County Navigation District
Boacre
Lodge Headquarters Reopens In Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio the Cuyahoga County Draft Lodge Committee restored its office on Public Square after its telephone line was cut during the Henry Cabot Lodge victory in the New Hampshire primary. Dr Frank J Dzurik leads the committee and said a new telephone line will be installed Wednesday.
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Cuyahoga County
Draft Lodge
Annd
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The
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Frank J. Dzurik
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