Editorials- Pierre Quits and Rusk Likely to Quit
A portrait of Pierre Salinger quitting as Johnson’s press secretary to run for Senate and Dean Rusk reportedly planning to quit Johnson’s administration after next November. The piece contrasts their personalities and roles with previous secretaries, noting Salinger’s public relations flair and Rusk’s quiet foreign affairs focus.
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Salinger
Johnson
Senate
California
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Dean
Pixie Pierre
Rusky
Dean Acheson
Truman
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Madison Avenue
Secretary of State
Bic
White House
James Hagerty
Hager
Wheat Bill Failure Would Benefit Millers And Bakers
Washington AP reports the Johnson administration may push bread and flour price pain if the wheat program dies in Congress. Freeman warns millers and bakers could gain up to half a billion dollars from windfall profits if the plan fails, while farmers and consumers face uneven price shifts in 1964.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Agriculture Department
Congress
Baytown Sun staff and publication details listed
The Baytown Sun presents staff roles including Editor and Publisher James H Hale General Manager Jeston Pendergrass Managing Editor Beulatt Mae Jackson Office Manager Robert K Gilmore Advertising Department John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin and other internal positions. The paper is a second class matter entry at Baytown Texas with publication details and subscription rates.
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Fred, Hartman
James H. Hale
Jeston Pendergrass
Beulatt Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Etail
Baytown, Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Senate voices push Vietnam pullout amid varied plans
A leading Senate Democrat group calls for U.S. withdrawal from South Vietnam, led by Ernest Gruening and Wayne Morse with Allen Ellender joining. Senator Mansfield backs a reexamination of policy while Tom Dodd argues for continued, intensified involvement and a four point plan to win. Dodd warns against neutralization and urges a political counteroffensive and unleashing South Vietnamese forces.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Senate
Sam
South Vietnam
Alaska
Ernest Gruening
White House Aires
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gruening
U.S
Louisiana
Allen Ellender
Senate Agriculture Committee
White House
Mike Mansfield
Vietnam
Defense
McNamara
Mansfield
de Gaulle
Flan
Southeast Asia
America
Sen. Dodd
Khanh
Dodd
Cambodia
North Vietnam
China
Admirable Crichton: meaning and journal questions
The item asks five trivia prompts: the meaning of Admirable Crichton, the author of Jurgen, Pompeii's destruction cause, Methuselah's age at death, and the Greek god of time. It also includes quotes, born today names, and notes on a Florida tower with a carillon and bells.
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Crichton
Jurgen
Pompeii
Methusaleh
Memorial tower marks Bok legacy in public life
Ruth Ramsey notes the Bok memorial tower honors Edward Bok, former editor of Ladies' Home Journal and Pulitzer Prize winner. The column recollects Bok’s Dutch birth, Brookyn schools, Syndicate Press leadership, and major public awards shaping American publishing.
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Edward Bok
Bok
Bor
Holland
Brooklyn Public Schools
Syndicate Press
Ladies’ Home Journal
America
Caribbean risks and US policy under Tom Mann
Washington columnist Drew Pearson warns that the Caribbean may soon fall under Soviet influence if U.S. policy shifts toward recognizing Latin dictators. He cites Tom Mann’s secret briefing and the muted response to Venezuela’s democratically elected president, stressing the Caribbean’s proximity and stakes.
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Venezuela
Caribbean
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Khrushchev
Cuba
de Gaulle
Tom Mann
Texas
Kermety
U.S
Mann
Adlai. Stevenson
General Assembly
Josef Rodriguez
Caracas
Sosa Rodriguez
United States
Stevenson
State Department
Johnson
Thiat
Laredo
Baylor
Texico
Eisenhower
Henry Holland
Jrujillo
Dominican Republic
Frield
Mexico
Latin America
37 Million To Be 18 In 64-65
The Census Bureau estimates 3,728,000 Americans will reach age 18 in the 12 months starting July 1, about 1,000,000 more than 1963-4, explaining concerns about teen unemployment. The postwar baby boom began in July 1946, with numbers set to decline in 1965-66 and 1967-68 before rising again to surpass 1954-55 totals by 1970-71.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bible Verse TV AM Come Light Into World
A devotional TV segment presents John 12 46 urging belief in Jesus to dispel darkness and bring illumination to the world. It emphasizes faith as a path from darkness to light within a broadcast devotional format.
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John
Letters to the Sun Advocate Cautions Young Democrats on Voting Power
An editor letter praises youth political interest yet warns against pledging votes. The writer fears tyranny, socialism, and partyism eroding American freedoms. He urges informed choice, study of the Declaration, Constitution, and Bill of Rights, and to back candidates who defend freedom and Americanism. He invokes Washington and Franklin to stress individual vote power.
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Cause of Freedom
Russia
Plymouth Rock
George Washington
Healy
Benjamin Franklin
Know Your Bridge by B. Jay Becker Is Challenging
Edwin Kantar and Marshall Miles faced a dramatic hand in the 1962 Splagoid team championship. East’s preemptive two diamonds, a sequence to six spades, and a later double shaped the decisive play. Miles and Kantar lost 500 points on one deal yet won the match for Syndicate, Inc.
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North East South West
Edwin Kantar
Los Angeles
Marshall Miles
East
Miles
Kantar
North
King Feary
Milés
Miles Kantar
Kantar-Miles
Sill
Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across Clues
Crossword clues span across several pages with entries like Animal, Actress Day, Muse of lyric poetry, and various wordplay prompts. The puzzle lists multiple numbered hints including geographic, thematic, and linguistic items, some with apparent spelling errors or OCR quirks. readers solve by filling standard crossword grid patterns.
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