Brownwood Lakewood aid for Louisiana storm victims
A belated thank you notes the October Louisiana relief effort by Brownwood Lakewood residents who donated 416 dollars to the Hilda Relief Fund via Citizens Bank. The drive honored neighbors who suffered Carla’s destruction and aimed to aid displaced families and recover from the disaster.
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Brown-Lakewood
Louisiana
Brownwood-Lakewood
Hilda Relief Fund
Citizens Bank
W. H
Bil) Hinson
John M. D. Heald
Brownwood
Lakewood
TV Coverage Debated in Estes Trial Courtroom Telecasts
Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr argues for televising court proceedings in the Billie Sol Estes Tyler trial. The State Bar joins, noting limited telecasts during jury arguments and verdict, with silent film clips used for news. Estes' lawyers seek reversal citing camera presence as prejudicial. Debates over openness and fairness fill courts nationwide as decisions loom.
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Texas
Waggoner Carr
U.S. Supreme Court
Tyler
Billie Sol Estes
State Bar
Carr
Estes
Letters to the Editor on the George Gentry hearing
Readers praise the education board for handling the George Gentry hearing amid controversy. They argue the transfer from special privilege to public interest was rough but necessary, lament Gentry’s downfall, and tout a new cooperative board stance with six new members. Dan Saveli is noted as the best candidate to replace Horeezy.
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the Sun
Board of Education
George Gentry
Gentry
Schoal
Siartl
Knox Beavers
Joe Vorsery
Wila
Horeezy
Dan Saveli
Baytown Sun staff and office details
The Baytown Sun announces its staff and management structure including names for president general manager managing editor and department heads. It notes the newspaper is published afternoons five days weekly plus Sundays from Baytown Texas with postal address P O Box 263 and billing rates. The paper is a member of press associations and a distributor for Associated Press news.
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John Wariiy
Paul Putman - Corrie Laughlin
Ode
Baytown
Texas
Sexas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
TIO
Alec
Asm
Southern Democrats vow limited filibuster on voting rights
In Washington Southern Democrats led by Arlen Ellender warn the White House no full filibuster to block voting rights legislation. Key figures like Richard Russell and Olin Johnston face health and political constraints, with expectations of around 80 votes for passage by late April amid internal debates over USIA film promotion of Kennedy-era achievements.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
White House
Stnate
Louisiana
Arlen Ellender
Georgiz
Richard Russell
South Carolina
Olin Johnston
Virginia
Byrd
Everett Jordan
North Carola
Lister Hill
Alabama
Sears
Smathers
Florida
Russell Long
John Tower
Texas
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Talmady
Long
Senate
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tower
GOP
Everett Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
United States Information Agency
Kennedy
USIA
United States
USLA
John F. Kennedy
J. William Fulbrighre
House Foreign Affaire Committee
Ken
Nedy
Mr. Kennedy
Wallace Blames Reds For Civil Rights Struggles
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports Alabama Governor George Wallace reframes his anti civil rights campaign as anti Communist. The piece notes Wallace’s press encounter with President Kennedy and mentions Mobile Alabama’s race relations, integrating public life, and related corrections about a 1964 Interhandel affair and Nazi era cloaking.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
George Wallace
Alabama
Cal O Washington
Johnson
White House
Wallace
Pravda
Sergueihin
Viennevski
Easter Influx Montage From Daytona Beach Editorial
Henry McLemore writes a sardonic snapshot of Daytona Beach facing spring break crowds from Florida colleges. He notes divided city opinions on welcoming students, describes beach behavior, nightlife, and the tension between tourism gains and local disruption, and ends with a comic suggestion to quarantine the invasion.
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Henry McLemore
Kreen
Daytona Beach
Fla
Matesim Campbell
Ft. Lauderdate
Florida
Daytona
Certh
Ehase
Adim
Mike
Wast
Atlantic
Sav
Agarden Club
Today’s Grab Bag Quick Quiz and Births
Quick questions ask what is called white coal and which state is the Nutmeg State. It lists Brown University location in Rhode Island and asks team size for ice hockey. Names born today include Toscanini Bargh Signoret Begley Colonna. It Happened Today notes Washington’s Medal of Honor in 1775.
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Brown University
Marco Polo
Continental Congress
U.S
Georges Washington
Spot of fame houses a German artist’s relics in a historic home
A 16th century German artist’s legacy draws attention in a house deeded in 1509 to the artist who died in 1525. The site features period furniture, artist era utensils, a library of illustrated books, and engravings, with famous works including a self portrait and Adam and Eve reproduced while originals reside in Madrid. The question asks where this fame rests.
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Germany
Madrid
Caluman
Houston area gains four counties for statistical purpose
Rep Albert Thomas announces in Washington that the Bureau of the Budget approved adding Bra vyoria Fort Bend Montgomery and Laherty counties to the Houston metropolitan area for statistical reports. The five-county region is estimated to hold 573 090 people while Harris County remains at 1 460 000 in the old area.
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Houston
Houston Metropolian
Albert Thomas
Houton
Bureau of the Budget
Bray Voria
Fort Bend
Montgomery
Laherty
Harris County
Las Ange
We Force
Moslem in FPSatsa Rasoine 45 and Related Clues
A fragmented word puzzle lists clues and numbers including entries like Gelderland city 27 and Sail yard Biot 19. It includes references such as Actress Dunne l 58 and Lions DOWN 1, with miscellaneous terms like Genie 45 and Female deer 45. The page presents a garbled assortment of crossword style hints and stray phrases.
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Gelderland City
Sail Yard
Biot
Vigien
Blow. coHog
Conversa- Gort Var
Sheer Linen
Franchies
Dunnel
Ryamina
Know Your Bridge Explores Card Play Tactics
North South vulnerable in a bridge column recounts a tense decision. The author, B Jay Decker, reflects on missteps and strategic ideas while citing a dramatic lead and the pressure at the table.
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B. Jay Decker
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