Brotherly conduct shines in Kennedy on Paar show
Editorial lauds Robert F. Kennedy as a sincere, restrained figure in public life. It notes his softer TV persona, ties to his brother President Kennedy, and his devotion to family while acknowledging mixed views on his public stance. The piece praises his humane qualities amid national tragedy.
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Everywhere NEW YORK AP Silent musings on society and appetite
A reflective column surveys social norms from Harvard grads to garters and moonlighting firemen. It muses on courtesy, snobbery, reading with lips moving, value vs scarcity, and the appeal of good food enjoyed by wealthy elders. It ends with a witticism about wit needing an audience.
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First Screwworm Case Reported In 1964
Officials of the southwest screwworm eradication program confirm the first case of screwworm in livestock in a five state area near Linn Hidalgo County Lower Rio Grande Valley. Livestock producers in New Mexico Oklahoma Kansas and Louisiana urged to check livestock and report any instances while sterilized screwworm flies were released to head off further infestations. The passage also notes a special President's Flag design with bronze seal and white stars on blue background.
Voter drive in South eyes 2 million Negro voters
Civil rights groups push registration in the South toward two million before the November elections. An AP survey cites about 1.75 million Negro voters in southern states, with white registration rising to offset gains. Leaders say targets include House and Senate seats and the presidency.
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Editor and Publisher-General Manager Roles Listed
The notice lists positions including Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor Office Manager Circulation Director and Retail Manager with reference to Sarees and National Manager duties.
Baytown City Candidates Answer 20 Questions
Annual Sun feature presents Baytown council candidates responding briefly to 20 query prompts on city government. Topics include zoning, annexation, garbage pickup, land needs, tax assessor role, charter changes, government form, development controls, and cost participation in street projects.
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Mexico Floats Bonds To Pay Major Debts
Mexico will float a second issue of bonds totaling 20 million in the international market. The Treasury Ministry said First Boston and Kuhn, Loeb will act as agents. The funds will reimburse foreign debts, especially in the United States, following a prior 25 million issue with 15 million short term bonds in July 1963.
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Today’s Grab Bag The Answer Glick
Spot of Fame GUE: The Name. Answers cover historical facts and trivia: West Point founded in 1802, notable births, a musical instrument theory, Crusader castle imagery, and trivia about mountains the Rockies and the Appalachians.
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FTC to hold hearings on cigarette advertising claims
Washington reports that the Federal Trade Commission will convene hearings starting Monday to scrutinize cigarette advertising claims. The industry faces public health pushback from parents teachers doctors and patients amid calls for stronger labeling and research before health hazard warnings.
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Verse on Jesus as High Priest Interceding for Believers
A terse biblical verse notes that Jesus’ continual intercession enables believers to approach God with confidence. It emphasizes his eternal priesthood and tireless advocacy on behalf of the faithful. The language echoes Hebrews about seeking mercy and grace through him.
Letters Argue Easter Seal Funds Missed Baytown Group
Baytown citizens dispute the Baytown Society for Crippled Children receiving Easter Seal drive funds and call for accurate reporting as the drive sends money elsewhere. A second letter commends Humble Oil and Refining Co. for supporting local taxes and city progress, urging officials to welcome the company’s continued aid.
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Mrs Kennedy Adjusting Well To Loss Of JFK
New York AP Kennedy says Mrs Kennedy spends most time with her children and is adjusting well to John F Kennedy's death. He and Sen Edward Kennedy visit her home. Dave Powers joins John for lunch. Taped NBC Paar program notes Kennedy's view of his brother's legacy and American confidence.
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Attorney general rules on trucking permits and incidental transport
Austin AP reports the attorney general states that carrying supplies on public highways requires a state permit from the Railroad Commission only if transport is for hire and not incidental to the contractor’s primary business. The ruling clarifies when a carrier’s fee and transportation costs are incidental and when a permit is still needed.
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Devattmer
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Know Your Bridge The Camrose Trophy Hand
Bridge column recounts a Camrose Trophy 1961 hand England versus Wales. East preempts with diamonds, South doubles, West leads clubs, declarer misguesses spades and diamonds, resulting in down five for South and a swing for Wales at four clubs.
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Sue Wales
Wea Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle. KING FEATURE
Female sheep Family pet Kind of roll Poem Primary color clues fill the grid. Short puzzle items invite solvers to complete the crossword with common terms and concise definitions.
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