Kennedy Aims for Anderson King medical aid plan
Editorial argues Kennedy supports the Anderson King bill to extend medical care for the aged beyond Kerr Mills. It explains Kerr Mills limits, AMA opposition, and a Democratic alternative offering hospital and nursing care for all 65 plus with a Social Security tax surcharge, while noting Mills remains a powerful obstacle.
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Oklahoma
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New Mexico
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Office shoppers turn desks into mini stores in modern workplaces
Everywhere NEW YORK AP describes how offices have become unofficial department stores. Employees casually buy wholesale items during work hours, from jewelry to Christmas cards, often via coworkers promoting sales for personal ventures. The piece highlights humorous exchanges and the blend of work and commerce on company time.
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New York
Hank
Bill
Unclear Newspaper Staff and Rates Noted
Fragmentary OCR lists Baytown Sun staff roles and a notice of subscription rates. Names and titles are garbled, but indicates Publisher, Managing Editor, Office Manager, Subscription Manager, and netonal rates of 1.45 per month and 17.40 per year, with a note about office and representative roles in Baytown.
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Lotin
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Anteonz
Wielnit
Ican River
Distin
Pauling visits Washington amid nuclear debate and protest
Nobel chemistry laureate Linus Pauling travels to Washington where he challenges U S policies on nuclear tests while joining a pacifist picket line outside the White House and later attends a presidential dinner. The columnist condemns his rhetoric and conduct as hypocritical and provocative amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Linus C. Pauling
Dr. Pauling
United States
Kennedy
White House
Lst
Western Hemisphere
Fresgent
Pauling
Did You Know Facts on Rhododendron Size and Secession
The largest rhododendron species is the scarlet Rhododendron arboreum found in Nepal and reaching about 60 feet tall. The first state to secede from the Union in the South was South Carolina.
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South
South Carolina
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cart 1962
A humorous reminiscence about an Irish immigrant father who believed America’s streets were paved with gold and later discovered they were not and he must pave them himself. Mrs Hart jokes about dieting paté and meatballs as a doctor notes the diet irony in a comic strip panel.
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Hwe
Shannon
America
Mrs. Hart
Bennett Cart
King Features Syndicate
Mystery Quiz Prompt Mixes Clues From Literature And History
A chaotic prompt lists questions on English novels with characters Sophia Blitz and Squire West, a comedy author, Mormon Utah church membership, Jerusalem temple fate under Herod, plus names like Peggy Lee John Wayne and Dashiell Hammett. It blends trivia cues, biography hints, and misprints, ending with a word puzzle and a Paris Six reference.
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Blitz
Squire Westart
Mary
Utah
Jerusalem
Herod the Great
French Six founder and later Parisian sensation named
NAN JONES recalls a French composer who helped launch the group with Rapsodis Negre, later known for Cocardes and Bestiaire, after abandoning classical study for music. Also notes anniversaries of Andrew Johnson’s impeachment acquittal and the Golden Gate Bridge opening, with a light quiz line.
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Bestiaire
Andrew Johnson
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco Bay
Estes ties to Commercial Solvents loom in Texas scandal
Washington columnist Drew Pearson traces a key lead in the Texas agriculture corruption case to Commercial Solvents, linked through directors Walter Berger and James McConnell, former Eisenhower officials who supervised grain operations and who profited from storage contracts and rental checks totaling more than $7 million. The piece notes Berger’s conflicts of interest, stock in Shea Chemical, and policies that benefited large oil and margarine interests, while also highlighting Democratic praise for educational television legislation and credit to Leonard Marks and Lyndon Johnson.
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Washington
Billie Sol Estes
Neiman- Marcus
Texas Agriculture Department
New York
Eisenhower
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James A. McConnell
Commodity Credit Corp
Berger
Estes
Walter Berger
Commodity Credit Corporation
Ike
Commodity Stabilization Service
Shea Chemical Corp
Baltimore
Agriculture Department
Charles E. Wilson
Jack Anderson
Shea Chemical
Jeremiah Milbank Jr
Chase Manhattan Bank
Austin Igieheart
Chase Manhattan
General Foods
Monroe C. Gutman
Lehman Corp
Wall Street
Texas
Orville Freeman
Magnuson
Lyndon Johnson
Leonard Marks
Federal Communications Commission
Johnson
Sen. Johnson
Senate
House
Kennedy
Marks
Readers thank Sun for boat safety drive and crusade support
Letters praise the Sun for publicity aiding courtesy motorboat examinations and Cancer Crusade efforts in Harris County. Readers urge another weekend boat check event and commend Sen. Robert Baker’s record while urging continued public service and support for his next campaign.
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Auxiliary Coast Guard
Humble Official Questions School Pattern Study
Coral Gables Fla A Humble Oil executive urged testing whether the nine or ten months school year fits the modern era at a Coral Gables Chamber luncheon honoring 50 Coral Gables High School honor students He called for controlled experiments and closer collaboration between business and education to adapt schooling to current needs.
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Coral Gables, Fla
America
Civic Leaders
Coral Gables
Venn
Know Your Bridge by 8 Jay Becker explores defensive signaling
The article analyzes a bridge hand where North opens five of hearts and shows how precise defense depends on partnership messages. It discusses ducking the nine of hearts, the impact of hearts and clubs on the lead, and why West’s correct play hinges on East's remaining cards to restrain declarer.
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