Soft Answer Keeps Kennedy Calm in Political Tangles
Editorial notes Kennedy's use of soft responses to defuse clashes with Rockefeller Goldwater Thurmond Nixon and Vinson. It recounts how he avoids public feuds at news conferences, diffuses tensions by steering conversations to lower levels and refrains from direct confrontations while pursuing policy goals.
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Kennedy
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Robert C. Weaver
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
Goldwater
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Senate
Khrushchev
Thurmond
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Fidel Castro
Eisenhower
White House
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Wes
Washington
Carl Vinson
Georgia
House Armed Services
Vinson
House
Congress
How Do You Stand
Opinion piece arguing against shorter work weeks and automation threats. It contrasts labor joy with indifference, cites New York City electrical workers contract and Communist China, and quotes Khalil Gibran from The Prophet about work as love and personal achievement. The author challenges readers to define their stance on work and fulfillment.
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New York City
Red China
China
San Jacinto College Choir Guests at Channelview Assembly
The San Jacinto Junior College Choir directed by Dr. James B. Furd performed as guest entertainers for Channelview High School. The 20 member group included Channelview students Alan Gordon and Milton Pullen, both current San Jacinto JC attendees. Alan is a 1960 Channelview graduate and Milton a 1961 graduate.
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San Jacinto Junior College
James B. Furd
Channelview High School Assembly
Channelview
Alan Gordon
Milton Pullen
Alan
Channelview High
Milton
Texans In Washington By Tex Kasley
In Washington Rep Jim Wright of Fort Worth cites reactions Texans send to Congress as proof no one can please all. He notes calls on Congress from West Texas delegations and veterans burial policy near amid broader debates on civilian political loyalties and national cemetery needs. As Arlington and other cemeteries trace origins, the piece reviews 19th century burial practices and the expansion of national cemeteries to serve 22.5 million veterans.
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Tex Kasley Washington
Rep
Jim Wright
Fort Worth
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs
J. T. Rutherford
Odessa
Midland
el Paso
Federal Power Commission
West Texas
Texas
San Antonio National Cemetery
Fort Bliss
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Army Quartermaster Corps
National Park Service
Uncle Sam
Manassas
Robert E. Lee
Potomac River
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Southern
Texas Interests Make Highest Bid On Lease
Texas interests led the monthly state land office sale of oil and gas leases in New Mexico. High bids totaled 234218.91 dollars. Ralph Lowe of Midland Texas offered the top per acre price at 10200 dollars for a 12.5 acre tract in Eddy County. Champion Oil & Refining Co of Fort Worth placed the largest total bid of 14000 dollars for a 30 acre tract in Lea County.
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Santa Fe, N.M
Texas
Ges
Ralph Lowe
Midland
Tex
Eddy County
Lea County
Champion Oil & Refining Co
Fort Worth
Baytown Sun Classifieds and Staff Notes
Baytown Sun Inc advertises Pearce and Robble in Baytown Texas with staff listings for Mae Jackson James WL and Robert K Gilmore. Subscription rates by carrier and mail are noted, with billing and office details including publishing and advertising departments and a statement of rights and republishing credits.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Robbel
Baytown
Tens
Pambergras
H Mae Jackson
James Wl, Wale
C.s
Robert K. Gilmore
Gibberish quiz and Burmese leaders teased in puzzle
A jumble of questions and quotes asks about gibberish sounds, Bayreuth, Basque iron region centers, the origin of the mariade, and two Burma leaders. It mentions a world figure once Burma’s minister and UN ambassador, plus NAN JONES as a columnist. Also hints birthdays for Joan Crawford and Florence Allen.
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Burma
U.N
Ite
Thian
Our Burma
People's Freedom League
C Nsenes
Coluins
Washington Report reflects liberal wing critiques and policy shifts
The piece surveys liberal figures and reactions after the November election, noting figures such as Kester and Roosevelt, and detailing debates on Cold War policy, China recognition, nuclear testing, and East German relations. It cites ex-chairman Morton’s critiques, coverage of senators moving between AID posts, and a thread on educational TV championed by Senator Magnuson culminating in a House-passed but scaled-back bill for states.
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Wullign
Washington
Shioetly
House
Kester
Elér
California
Jimmy. Roosevelt
Kase
Clem
Porter
Orne
New. Jersey
Yren
Jona
Leopard Wolf
Sylvania
Janes O'Hara
West Berlin
West
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Peking
China
Southeast Asia
Peiping
United Nations
East Germany
Germany
Koreas
Bureau of Latin American Affairs
William Meyer
Interior Department
George Kassem
Charles Porter
Meyer
Vermont
George Aiken
Kennedy
Georgia
Letteau Re Be
Israel
Sossmoresarman Pilcher
Snaer
Barbour
U. S
House Files Committee
Parent-Teachers Association
Magnuson
The Value of Finishing High School
A column notes that dropping out rarely benefits youths. It argues that work and military enlistment often look appealing but lead to long term losses. A completed high school yields significantly higher earnings and broader life advantages for both boys and girls.
Three overcalls guide notrump and diamond raises in bridge
The article explains mut overcalls at two levels and suggests game by recognizing strong trump suits. It recommends using two notrump as a forcing bid, then discusses responses: raise diamonds to invite three notrump, bid four diamonds to invite game in diamonds, pass if no diamond fit, and bid four hearts to force the contract. It emphasizes balancing hand strength with suit fit and partner’s likely holdings.
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S. Azz
Weat
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