GOP Plans Data Driven Drive For 1964 White House
The GOP National Committee conducts a detailed statistical analysis of city and suburban voting by race religion and economic status to target big city Republican bosses and exploit voting blocs. They believe Nixon lost narrowly and aim to win Democratic majorities in Congress in 1962 and capture the White House in 1964.
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GOP National Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
White House
Kennedy
Kennedy Tries to Spur Congress on New Frontier Programs
President Kennedy pushes for speedier enactment of permanent reforms including road building, education aid, and elderly medical help, while Congress slows amid hopes of returning prosperity. He relies on temporary anti-recession measures and faster spending to prove the forecasts of an upturn. Voters back home may pressure representatives to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Washington
Rackets Probe Targets Pentagon Gambler Ring
Washington coverage notes a broad push against graft in federal agencies. A half million-dollar annual numbers racket was busted in the Pentagon, with 35 ring members arrested in minutes. Officials say the ring served a small Pentagon division handling office supplies, implying many more numbers runners remain at large and the annual illicit business likely tops several million dollars.
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Washington
Potomac
Pentagon
Ring
Only a man of great faith would call after five
A senator, after three fruitless calls to a federal agency, realized it was eight minutes past 5 p.m. and quipped that only a man of great faith would call a government agency after 5. The Business Advisory Committee faced criticism for conservatism at a Congressional hearing.
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Business Advisory Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklindeeinstein
Baytown Sun Publisher and staff listing fragment
Fragmentary newspaper masthead listing editor publisher and department titles. Includes personnel roles such as editor publisher managing editor office manager circulation manager advertising and retail manager with a Baytown Texas address and generic subscription rates.
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V.yes
Anamaehe
Democratic critique sparks Senate radio TV hearing
For about twenty years Democrats charged a pro Republican industry with bias in radio and TV coverage. Senate Commerce Committee chair Warren Magnuson leads a public hearing into equal time and campaign advertising with about 50 cases, including Eisenhower’s San Francisco speech and Dakota broadcaster John W. Boler’s anti-Democrat documentaries.
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Washington
Warren Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Washington Democrat
Magnuson
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Africa
Congo
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Creekmore Fath
Fath
Kennedy
Eisenhower
CBS
John W. Boler
Dakota Broadcasting Co
Federal Communications Commission
Charles Murphy
North Dakota
Murphy
Boler
FCC
Senate
Try and Stop Me by Walter Bliss and Kreisler
A lighthearted item notes violinist Fritz Kreisler performing card tricks at a party and arranging a banquet engagement through an agent. It also mentions Walter Bliss of Paramus New Jersey gifting his wife a costly china set for her birthday.
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Ritz Kreisler
Walter Bliss
Paramus
N.J
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
TODAY'S GRAB BAG TE ANSWER QUICK SUMMARY
A mixed feature page digest presents trivia and quotes. It notes Madrid’s 22 year anniversary since Franco’s 1936 rise, explains the word dartle, highlights a renowned industrial chemist founder born in Boston, and cites a paratroop general turned space advocate. Also birthday wishes to several figures and a few rapid quiz answers.
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Boston
Portland
M.lt
U. S
Every where Assignment by Bal Boyle
A compact opinion piece notes the stubborn American small businessman as a core of the U.S. dream with about 400000 starting new ventures this year and only one in five surviving a decade. It contrasts need for know how and capital, humor about daily life, and quips on honesty, hygiene, and odd facts.
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New York
U.S
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Clonmelin
County Tipperary
Germany
Wales
Hotel Edison
Houston
Tex
Gertrude Stein
United States
America
Baytown and Harris County Government Representatives List
A roster of Texas and U S representatives covering Baytown and Harris County. Includes Texas Senate members Robert W Baker Ralph Yarborough William Blakley and House members Albert Thomas Bob Casey Henry Grover Paul Floyd Don Garrison W H Miller J C Whitfield Jr Criss Cole Donald Shipley plus U S Representatives Wright Patman Jack Brooks Lindsay Beckworth Sam Rayburn Bruce Alger Olin Teague John Dowdy Clark Thompson Homer Thornberry W R Poage Jim Wright Frank Ikard John Young Joe Kilgore T Rutherford Omar Burleson Walter Rogers George Mahon Paul Kilday D C Fisher. The list shows regional and national lawmakers serving the area.
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Texas House OF Representatives
Bob Eckhardt
Henry
Grover
Paul Floyd
Don Garrison
W. H. Miller
J. C. Whitfield Jr
Criss Cole
Donald K. Shipley
U. S
Texas
Wright Patran
Texarkana
Jack Brooks
Beaumont
Londsey Beckworth
Gladewater
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Bruce Alger
Dallas
Olin Teague
College Station
John Dowdy
Athens
Clark Thompson
Galveston
Homer Thornberry
Aus
Inflation hits North Carolina theft law as felon value rises
In the North Carolina General Assembly a bill seeks to raise the value that a bill may steal to become a felony from 100 to 200 dollars. The piece notes inflation spares no one, not even criminals, in this era.
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Times Department
North Carolina General Assembly
Free Vietnam faces determined Communist push in Southeast Asia
Irene Corbally Kuhn reports in New York that while Kennedy's administration fights Communists in Laos, South Vietnam endures intensified terror and voter intimidation as April elections loom. The National Front claims a March plan to disrupt polls, while Ngo Dinh Diem's government seeks high turnout to prove free governance against 350000 Red forces.
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New York
Kennedy
State Department
Laos
South Vietnnam
Southeast Asia
New York City
Reuter
Man In
Saigon
National Front For the Liberation of
South Vietnam
Red
Ngo Dinh Dien
Ngo
Viet Hames
Redg
John W. O'Daniel
U. S
Vietnam
Cambodia
Two Way Diamond Finesse in Bridge Endgame
West led spades and hearts while South sought the queen of diamonds. Through sequential heart and club plays, South deduced West held six spades and three hearts, then used a king to finesse diamonds, securing the contract with precise inference of two remaining suit distributions.
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West North East
South
la Pass
West
Apades
Fastruffa
de Clarer
South Forest
Lo Ave
Jeter
Declarer
East
Iearm
Dume My
Gicen Bie
Dantas Wen
Scronol Nave
Ives Syndicate, Inc
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Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
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J.T. Bowling
John Wadley Corrie Laughlin
Ban
P.O. Box
Raytown
Act of Congress
Maron
Amroctated
Proms
Ceeter
SP Emiasoes
Repurtica
Amee
Drew Pearson
Freedom of Information Committee
Lowell Thomas
By Bennett Cerf
Kreisler
Aduserum
Acadeiy of Arts and Letters
Joseph Addison
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Folk OF Fame
Nes 2
Bynan Jones
France
Army
Mt. Carmel
West Point
Freddie Bartholomew
Flora Robson
Christian Herter
Paul Whenan
Edmund Muskie
Savannah
Hemisphere
Parma
Italy
Bal Boyle
Harris County
Texas Senate
Robert W. Baker
U. 8
William A. Blakley
House OF Representatives
Albert Thomas
Bob Casey
Tin
W. R. Poage
Waco
Jim Wright
Weatherford
Frank Ikard
Wichita Falls
John Young
Corpus Christi
Joe M. Kilgore
McAl
Len
T. Rutherford
Odessa
Omar Burleson
Anson
Walter Rogers
Pampa
George Mahon
Lubbock
Paul Kilday
San Antonio
D. C. Fisher
Winston-Salem Journal
Straight Talk
Irene Corbally Kuhn
Daily Crossword
Abel
Apollo
Christian Science
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Tom
Lincoln
Mr. Hammver
Jay Becker
West Gealer
Weer East
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