Eisenhower Leads In Nationwide Poll With 45.9 Percent
A United States Poll of voters shows Dwight Eisenhower at 45.9 percent of the two party vote today versus Adlai Stevenson at 43.9 percent. The poll notes current sentiment may change before Election Day and compares to February figures. It also details party and independent leanings, regional results, and cross-party support patterns.
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Democratic push spurs 12 man security commission plan
A Democratic leadership discussion centers on creating a 12 member commission to probe the federal employee security program. Hearings have occurred. Lyndon Johnson is expected to bring the measure to the floor. The plan would include equal government and non government members with the President naming four appointees and the House Speaker naming four.
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Georgia Gibbs and show business memories in Kansas City
The article recalls Georgia Gibbs performing in Kansas City at the season opener, noting mixed fortunes for the Athletics and Gibbs’s confidence. It weaves in anecdotes about Eddie and Dodger fans, theater figures like Ernie Bornine, Betsy, and Karl Malden, plus reflections on juvenile delinquency causes and LIRR figures from 1954.
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Fragmented Musings on Future Faith and Fridges
A stream of reflections mixes fatherly guidance, future visions, and odd imagery. References to learning poems, an eight foot refrigerator stocked with canary seed, and biblical notes from Romans intertwine with questions about destiny and circumcision. The text reads as a personal meditation with scattered phrases and unclear connections.
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Baytown Sun Advertising Rates and Office Details
The Baytown Sun announces subscription rates by carrier at 1.20 monthly and 14.40 yearly with advance payment options. The paper lists staff roles including editor Syd, publisher Fred Hartman, advertising director Gulllan Mae Jackson, and office manager, with notices of postal service classifications and Baytown office location at Pearce and Ashhet in Laytown Texas.
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Do-It-Yourself TV Dream and Realistic Doubts
A writer muses on the desire to build a personal television act while keeping a day job. He weighs the practicality, age, and time constraints, doubting a future in TV and fearing waste of spare hours for a risky DIY project.
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Success Secrets By Elmer Wheeler
Milner Milner Products Co. founder Elmer Wheeler, a Mississippian from Wilkil, grew from farm boy to a major car dealer and hotel owner. His empire now grosses about 40 million annually, with offices in the Sillaer Building and ownership of Jackson Slate Tires. He credits hard work and a desire to leave farm life for city business.
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Multi Billion Dollar Road Plan Vote Slated Wednesday
Senate Democrats push for a final vote by Wednesday on a multi billion dollar highway construction bill approved by the Public Works committee. President Johnson forecasts possible defeat of the administration's plan amid committee backing and Senate action.
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Bag of trivia and biographical bits from a crowded column
A busy miscellany of names and questions spans George Washington Carver, a famed New York venue, Irish dramatists, Portland business figures, and assorted cultural references. The piece mixes literary figures, political debates, and persona glimpses with hints of astrology and birthday recaps, concluding with a primer on a proposed federal highway plan and a push for a higher minimum wage.
Scientists Should Find A Solution To Baby's Pants
Washington observes a fatherly struggle as a columnist writes a personal letter to his daughter about a one year old son soaked in wet pants. He blends domestic chaos with world affairs, urging a new treaty to outlaw war and bipartisanship, while noting how the cradle disrupts his morning and reflects broader Cold War anxieties. The piece links family life to international policy and hopes for a peaceful future for the child.
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Bid You If a Know In 1954 Americ an Lung Cancer Deaths
In 1954 about 24 900 Americans died of lung cancer about seven times the toll taken in 1953.
Television Grid Night Schedule Evening line up
A scrambled TV guide lists daytime and prime time programs across channels with show titles including The Ames Brothers Kukla Fran and Olin Studio One and The Late Show plus news Weathercasts sport and movie showings. It captures times and program blocks with various daytime segments and sign offs.
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