Report From Washington: Johnson mobilizes aides in chair removal
In Washington reporter Drew Prarson describes President Johnson directing aides to move chairs around the White House as part of a swift response to a political moment. Sen. Ted Kennedy and Sen. John Pastore assist, while witnesses note rapid work from cabinet members to clear a cabinet room and adjacent office.
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Drew Prarson
Washington
Presidiot
White House
Johnson
Ted Kennedy
D-Mass
John Pastore
D-R
New Jersey
New Frontier
New Frontier’ Pany
U.S. Senate
U.S. House of Representatives
Essex County
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
Witty items and social quirks discuss literary quarrels and public figures. The piece mocks editors and publishers while noting LBJ era diplomacy missteps, a missing Venezuelan ambassador, and shifting media advertising practices in a brisk, era-toned collage.
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Bennett Cerf
Malcolm X Emerges as Civil Rights Power Player
Washington reports Malcolm X, once Black Muslim second in command, building a new Black Nationalist group from New York HQ. He lobbies for self defense ideas, attracts militant allies, and draws praise and sharp pushback from police and political figures as he weighs independent political avenues.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Malcolm X
Malcolm
New York
Theresa
Malcolmn
Ralph Bunche
Uncle Tom
Chester
Dick Gregory
Cambridge Maryland
Gloria Richardson
Chicago
Lawrence Lannry
Coordinating Council of Civil Rights ‘Organizations
Bible Verse of One God and Mediator Jesus Christ
A concise quotation from I Timothy 2 5 asserting there is one God and one mediator between God and men the man Jesus Christ, emphasizing core Christian doctrine in a brief verse.
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Christ Jesus
Timothy
Baytown Sun Masthead and Notices
The Baytown Sun staffing and office details list Che Baytown Sim Fred Hartman and James H Hale as editors or managers with Beulah Mae Jackson and Robert K Gilmore in key roles. The newspaper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from Pearce and Ashbel, Baytown Texas. Subscriptions run 145 per month or 17.40 per year. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and Texas Daily Newspl asm with rights reserved.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah-Mae-Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Theassociated Press
Associated Press
Texas Daily Newsplasm
Quick Quiz On Ancient Wonders And Modern Figures
Questions span Croesus identity Tat bacco Road author and Mussolini suppressed secret society symbol. Define pilaster and list worship places among mosque synagogue temple goda cathedral. Include Holmes quote and microcosm term. Note birthdays deaths and notable figures like Sarah Bernhardt Robert Frost Tennessee Williams James Conant.
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Croesus
Temple ruins tell tale of a vanished world spot
Ruth Ramsey notes a historic site once a church in 1456 seized by Turks and turned into a mosque later, damaged by explosion and time. The piece asks where this fame lies and references a quick health column and trivia questions about ancient rulers and architecture.
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Ietinus
Kallikrates
Phidias
Pericles
Why secrecy now at Tri-Cities School Board meetings
In Baytown Sun history open meetings became policy over 30 years ago with few secret exceptions. A current policy allowing secret meetings raises questions about motive. The Sun argues patrons have a right to know what happens at public board meetings and urges transparency.
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Tri-Cities Sun
Baytown Sun
the Sun
Sun
Baytown
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
In this bridge lesson South faced four spades and went down one. West led clubs, South won with king, cashed diamonds, and led nine of clubs. East overruffed and a heart return doomed the contract. If South discarded a heart from dummy at trick four, defenders cannot beat him. The key lesson: avoid dangerous lines when responders hold a telling card, and seek safer play such as discarding a heart to preserve ten tricks.
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State Department
LBJ
Raul Leoni
Venezuela
Jim Sulfridge
Retail Clerks Union
Jabercircles
Sulfridge
Johnson
Stite
Suffridge
Caraccas
United States
King of Cluts
South
West
King of Diamonds
East
Declarer
Dé West
Enat
Atepa
Defese
Reeyndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Forterday Clues
Daily KING FEATURE Crossword puzzle clues with answers indicating sounds and wordplay. Readable entries include 31 Sounds, 34 Empllyed, 35 Back of the foot, 38 Greek letter. puzzle fragment suggests standard grid and clue style from a weekly feature.
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Forterday
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