Editorials Debate NLRB Referee Role in Labor Strife
The Senates Ervin subcommittee probes whether the National Labor Relations Board has overstepped its authority. Critics say the board shows pro union bias, disregards the law, and acts like a legislative body. The Labour Law Study Committee cites cases of forced recognition and quota coercion, while Taft Hartley era reforms loom large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relation Board
Congress
Ervin Senate Subcommittee On
Separation of Powers
NLRB
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Mikes
Labour Law Study Committee
Senate
New York University Law
Sylvester Petro
Labor Law Study Committee
Glenn Vickery Seeks JP Post In Harris County
Young lawyer Glenn Vickery, a former state representative candidate, won the Precinct 3 Justice of the Peace seat after Judge M. M. Brown’s death. He quit the legislature for the JP post, aims to serve the public and provide a steady living for his family, and neighbors are urged to reelect him next Saturday.
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Glenn Vickery
University of Houston
M. M. Brown
Harris County Commissioners Court
Vickery
East
Harris County
Lawmakers Push Right to Counsel in Draft Hearings
Nine senators led by Sen. Edward Long propose a bill allowing draft age men to be represented by attorneys before Selective Service boards. Public officials warn it could create chaos for local boards while poverty advocates promise to provide counsel to those who cannot afford it. The measure faces opposition from Lt. Gen. Hershey and raises constitutional questions about whether denial of counsel is unconstitutional.
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Washington
Selective Service
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Selective Service Board
Long
Office of Economic Opportunity
Barl Johnson
Poverty Agency
Neighborhood Legal Services
Johnson
Lewis B. Hershey
Tetter
Sen. Long
Supreme Court
First White House wedding linked to Maria Monroe
The question notes Maria Hester Monroe, daughter of President Monroe, married Samuel Gouverneur in 18 percent, marking the first White House wedding. It then asks if Viricen is a plane named, implying a trivia prompt about aviation names.
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Maria Hester Monroe
President Monroe
Samuel Gouverneur
White House
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and advertising staff including Editor and Publisher Bil Hartman General Manager John Wadhey and Managing Editors Preston Pendergrass and Henry Holcomb. It notes address 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and P0 Box 90 77520 along with subscription rates and newspaper rights information from the Associated Press and Texas representatives.
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Fred Sir SenAneth
Bil Hartman
John Wadhey
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Awe the Bae Ceed Thane Flighty
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Associated Pretala
False card misdirection in a classic bridge hand
A 1930s bridge hand described by Oswald Jacoby features Louis Watson as declarer. West leads spades then diamonds, Louis discards to squeeze, showing a false card pays off. The defense misreads, East overplays clubs, and Louis executes a successful endplay by running trumps and discarding clubs from dummy.
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Fred Karpin
Fred
Louis Watson
Oswald Jacoby
Louis
West
Declarer
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding problem from today’s question
In a reverseauction of contract play South doubles after 1A double pass. You hold ASTE4 with partner opening. What is your call A double given two defensive tricks. Tomorrow’s answer continues with East doubling partner’s spade opening.
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East
Bible Verse Take My Yoke Upon You Readings
A compact biblical reference blends phrases about taking a yoke and seeking the kingdom of God with a nod to Paul’s letter to the Corinthians, presenting a devotional fragment from the New Testament tradition.
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Card
A compact NEA feature item lists intriguing clues and wordplay elements. It includes entries such as a feminine name, a term for consuming food, a measuring device, animal names, and assorted cryptic hints arranged like a glossary puzzle on language and culture.
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Tony
Lesse
Frank
Israel’s 20th anniversary amid Cold War shifts
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes Israel’s 20th anniversary amid regional tensions and growing Soviet influence. It cites arms from Russia to Egypt Syria and Iran, shifts in U.S. policy under President Johnson, Rostow’s cautions, Goldberg’s resignation, and calls for Arab-Israeli cooperation through science and water with U.S. backing. The piece highlights potential off the record talks with Arab leaders to curb Soviet penetration and Turkish-Soviet rapprochement.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Massachusetts
Col
Gamel Abdul Nasser
Tel Aviv
Farouk
Near East
Israel
Russia
Egypt
Syria
France
Iraq
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Aden
Red Sea
Malta
Iran
U.S
Moscow
Cyprus
Gulf of Persia
Gulf of Aden
State Department
White House
Johnson
Senate
Walt Rostow
Southeast Asia
Goldberg
U.N
Dorothy Goldberg
Supreme Court
Jahnson
John F. Kennedy
Vietnam
Warsaw
Harry Truman
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Hassan
Morocco
Hussein
Jordan
Adris
Libya
Helon
Lebanon
Bourguiba
Tunisia
Amir
Kuwait
Sheik Sabah Al-Salim Al-Sabah
Shah of Tran
United States
Histor
Tax Bill Action Stymied by Congress Postponement
New York AP report says a 10 percent personal income tax surcharge paired with spending cuts was urged by top bankers but Congress postponed action. Bank leaders Rudolph A. Peterson and David Rockefeller advocated the plan to curb inflation and reduce the federal budget deficit, warning against delaying decisive measures.
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New York
Congress
A -House-Senate
Rudolph A. Peterson
Bank of America
David Rockefeller
Chasé Manhattan Bank
Rockefeller
Local driver Albert Dahlquist helped win a traffic light
Albert Dahlquist of Baytown spearheaded a petition and personal drive to install a traffic signal at the Highway 146 and Crosby Cedar Bayou Road intersection after a history of fatal accidents. He and his wife Mary celebrate their 58th anniversary. he is 85 on May 27, with eight children, 23 grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren. The city approved the light, installed last month, and no major crashes have occurred since.
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Baytown
A. L. Dahlquist
Albert Dahlquist
Highway 146
Crosby Cedar Bayou Road
Dahlquist
Mary
Dabhquist
Humbre
Dalhquist
Smith’s
Albert Fanestiel
Andy Braswell
Council
Smith's
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Preston Pendergrass
Henry Holcomb
Trent
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
North Ags
Turpin
Billy
Cretan Mountain
Treat
Dewan
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Suez Canal
Albert
Mary Dahlquist
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