Editorial: No Place For Scapegoats In Traffic Safety
Editorial argues driver error is the main cause of accidents and urges nationwide driver training. It describes the National Safety Council plan to retrain a million licensed drivers using defensive driving techniques, televised The National Drivers' Test, and a broad campaign to promote driver improvement through local safety councils and instructors. It emphasizes a united safety movement and urges all drivers with TV access to participate in the live program.
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National Safety Council
NSC
CBS
New York
Baytown
America
Advertising Council
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf at Marine boot camp
A congressman visits a Marine boot camp and talks with a sergeant after a tough drill. The sergeant jokes he is busy teaching boys to fight, not courting, sparking a brief exchange about discipline and affection. The piece then turns to Carnegie and a motto carved over a fireplace in a Fifth Avenue mansion.
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Regia
Avernue
Carnegie
Conners
Baytown Sun Masthead and Publishing Staff Note
The Baytown Sun lists editorial staff and management including editor and publisher, general manager, managing editor, and department heads. It notes office location at Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas, mail address P O Box 368, and subscription rates. It mentions national representation and Republication license terms and Associated Press credit rules.
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Busness
John Wrilley
Eee
Fred Harduan
James FR. Kiale
Presion
Nngrass Betis Apetison
Robert
KK Gumore
Bull Mareman
Paul Putman
Corrie
Baytown
Texas
Act of Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel Ijn
P. O
Spy problem grows in U S says Hoover
Fulton Lewis reports FBI Director Edgar Hoover testifies that the State Department cultural exchange program aids Soviet intelligence. He says more than 20 percent of visiting Soviet students are likely KGB, and half of Soviet newsmen abroad are intelligence agents. He notes extensive travel by these officers and requires detailed post visit reports.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
FBI
Edgar Hoover
State Department
Hoover
United States
KGB
RGR
New York Fountains Ordered Closed Amid Water Shortage
New York City ordered all 320 permanent and display fountains shut to conserve water amid an impending shortage next fall. Water Commissioner Armand D’Angelo said the ban would stay until further notice. A World’s Fair spokespeople reported most fountains were not turned off for future use.
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New York
Armand D'Angelo
TODAY'S GRAB BAG AND BIRTH DAY HINTS
Includes trivia questions on blimps Indiana residents a nickname Black exchange in Pa and Amiens Milan link. Also lists birthdays for George Trait Queen Views Elsa Merriwell Siobhan McKenna Salmud Newhouse Mikhail Sholakhov. Forecast urges extra health care and notes a fretful day ahead.
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Indiana
Amiens
Milan
Philippine Islands
George Trait Queen
Britain
Elsa Merriwell
Siobhan McKenna
Salmud Newhouse
Anthor
Mikhail Sho-lakhov
Battle over reapportionment fuels senate clash
Washington column discusses the reapportionment fight reshaping state legislatures. It notes the Supreme Court one person one vote ruling, rural minorities' power in legislatures, and efforts by figures like Joe Tydings and Jack Javits to defend representation against urban majorities. The piece cites examples from Nevada Vermont New York California and Missouri, highlighting political strategies and debates over constitutional changes and funding.
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Sy Drew Pearson
Washington
Joe McCarthy
Fanavies
Millard Tydings
D-Mad
Senate
Lean
Joe Tydines
Supreme Court
Eigkt
Nevada
Vermont
Youns Tscinus
Vhroy Harm
Snsreme
Han Ip
Thesere Avitutine
Fey i
Paehren Congestien
San Fricisen
New York
Jack
Sunitenne Cort
Deatien Commission Con Crinefity
Nolrastu
Iar
Outfit
Thomas Grahan
Missouri House of Representatives
California
Lexis
Antonies
Letdy
Tom Hees
Johnson
Piero
The Lighter Side Win In1965 Motto Pushers Exposed
Henry McLemore critiques the era's push toward performance drugs in 1965. The piece laments pep pills and stimulants used by athletes and coaches as illegal aids, warning such practices threaten integrity and health while noting Olympic and world-level pressures.
Know Your Bridge By 8B. JAY DECKER
A fragmented bridge column discusses grand slam possibilities and key plays. It mentions missing cards, West to lead, and the contract context with terms like trumps and dummy. The piece reads like a game notes page with scattered names and strategic terms.
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Jay Decker
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature July 12
Crossword clues jumble in this King Feature page fragment with entries including Cups, Encounter, Family pet, printers wanted, Lateran, Presenting time, Veda serpent, grassy opening, firm, always, pale, right, girls, fabrics, war, inexpensive, tart, slopes, curved needle, town, mere, portian.
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Cups Rem
Encouinter
Family Pet
Printers
Wantire
Tnseolornd
Lateran Myer
Ina Forest
Firm
Alwaya
Pale
Right Ton Ayer
Taciarma
Girls Ram
Tattrresd Cloth
Raby
Slopes
Tanat
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Bennett Cerf
Che. Baytoun Sun
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Kumi
Prbaky Tema
Fulton Lewis
U. S
NGRB
United Nations
Espionae Potentiel
Cer
Tayth
Gamen Herver
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Songatelaw
Exurin
Tiwa
Ramses TH
Radesh
Samuel _F
Morse
Washington, c
Baltimore
Peter
Henry McLemore
Anuge
Dunistar
Oman
Asidias
Olympic
Mani Sonmaton
Amous
Bnet South
Rte
West
Dearnor
Quite & Cnerr
Jem
Merans
King Fi
Mancard
King
Asewa
Ewig
Portian
Fiest
Ped Stans
Pat
Heb
Grey
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