Editorial on Johnson as a People's President and political strategy
The piece argues that Johnson projects a tireless, weathered presidency while avoiding direct personal attacks. It notes his careful, popular tone, planned Latin American diplomacy, and the timing of his Latin America speech as De Gaulle arrives in Mexico, shaping headlines across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Organization of American States
Latin America
Mexico
Is the 1960s business upturn a cycle restart or new trend
New York reports debate over whether the February 1963 rise in industrial production signals a renewed upturn from the late 1950s recession or the start of a new cycle. The Fed index surged to a February record 427.7, led by autos and consumer goods, with optimism for continued gains through 1963 and into 1965, though some fear a sharper turn later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve Board
FBI Asked To Help In Search Of Hagler
FBI agents were urged to join the hunt for ex-convict David Fred Hagler missing since his March 10 crash landing in Matagorda Bay. Hagler did not appear for a forgery trial the next day and his $1,000 bond was forfeited. Sheriff Bill Decker requested FBI assistance as agents assess grounds for possible unlawful flight. Police thought Hagler may have traveled to Corpus Christi after the crash.
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Dallas
FBI
David Fred Hagler
Matagorda Bay
Hagler
Criminal District Court
Bill’ Decker
Gordon
U. S
Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor
An overview lists key newspaper leadership roles including Editor and Publisher, General Manager, Managing Editor, Office Manager, Circulation Director, Manager, Retail Manager and National Manager.
Dope Bust Traces Smuggling From Beirut to New York
Washington reports a four year narcotics probe led to the arrest of four diplomats including Mauricio Rosal and Salvador Pardo Belland amid a major heroin haul. Canadi an and U.S. agents seized over 156 pounds of heroin valued at $20 million, with other contraband and flour used as evidentiary fillers.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Fedstates
U.S
Narcotics Bureau
Canada
Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Marseille
France
Underworld
Mauricio Rosal
Rosal
Netherlands
Gelghum
Henry L. Giordano
Salvador Pardo
Livia
Renee Bruchon
Bruchon
Pardo-Bolland
Juan Arizti
Foreign Ministry
Montevideo
Pardo - Belland
Bruchén
Paris
Pardo-Belland
Arizti
Royal Canadian Mounties
Arizzi
Mounties
Arizu
Brandon
New York
Ariazi
Ariati
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf and a Fire in Dublin
A humorous exchange features a wife and psychiatrist debating a self described “parking meter” husband. In another anecdote Sir Cedric Hardwicke recalls an Abbey Theatre lighting joke ending with the unfortunate discovery of a theater fire.
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Bennett Cerf
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Dublin
Abbey Theater
Quiz questions mix history and culture in a trivia grab bag
A collage of trivia prompts asks about Samson's weapon, garlic, a unit of linear measure, Spoon River Anthology author, and Chinese faction names. It notes 1804 Napoleon proclaiming emperor, lists notable figures, hints at future promotion, defines zonate, spot of fame the ancients’ oldest Arabic building, and adds a “How'd you make out” Q&A with varied answers.
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Samson
Mount
Moriah
De Gaulle and the Western Hemisphere invasion talk
The piece surveys French influence in the Caribbean and Latin America, citing Martinique, Haiti, and Mexico as key theaters. It traces colonial ties, Suez era policy, Panama Canal tensions, and potential French routes while linking De Gaulle’s visit to shifts in regional prestige and possible upheaval. It notes Maximilian, U.S. and European power plays, and ends with a biblical verse.
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Drew Peareon
Fort-De-France
Martinique
Charles de Gaulle
America
Vichy
Bean
U.S
Panama Canal
French West Indies
Martiniques
West Indies
Western Hemisphere
Maximilian
Napoleon II
Europe
United States
Murmansk
Siberia
Russia
Mexico
France
Fort- de- France
Britain
Canada
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Suez
United’ States
Columbia
Eisenhower
Nasser
Canal
Panamians
Ike
Panama
pan-American
de Gaulle
Uaiti
Congo
University of Michigan
Francois Duvalier
Cuba
Haiti
Vietnam
Remembering the Great War Through Local Echoes
A reminiscence recalls Gavrilo Princip and the Sarajevo assassination that sparked World War I. The author links teen memories, Fort Worth Star-Telegram headlines, and life at Schaefer's Drugstore to a fading era of veterans and Verdun.
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Gavrilo Princip
Jack Ruby
Lee Oswald
Gavrilo
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Austria
Serbia
Russia
Germany
Belgium
France
Britain
United States
Life Magazine
Schaefer
Menard
Fort Worth
Verdun
San Juan Hill
Teddy Roosevelt
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Austin
Malaysia Abandons Immediate Draft Plan Amid Regional Tension
AP reports Malaysia will not enact conscription soon despite a previous draft proposal for men aged 21 to 29. Experts cite military strain and regional diplomacy as factors while elections loom in six weeks. In Gabon, President Mba denies U S involvement in a recent putsch and in Tanganyika a regional commissioner warns against the recurring cults in central Singida.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
API
Alliance Party
Libreville
Gabon
Leon Mba
United States
Mba
Brichy
DAR_ES SALAAM
Tanyaka
Singida
Tanganyika
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
North dealer faces a demanding bridge defense while Dorothy Hayden and Becker recount their Blue Ribbon Pairs win in Miss Beach. They explain the final position and defense, noting a rare misstep could have yielded ten tricks, yet luck favored them as declarer failed to establish the line.
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North East South
Dorothy Hayden
Beach
West
Declarer
Mrs. Hayden
Mr. Hayden
Mia Hayden
Wrest
Trimaps
Dareal
Hearta
West Ly
Hearts
de [Gees
Ies Syndicate
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across Clues
Fragment of earthen vessel and other puzzle hints appear in this daily King Feature crossword. Clues include terms for anatomy, language, and objects, with references to common crossword wordplay and familiar abbreviations.
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Adagger
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