Editorials And Features GOP Money Cutoff Fear Questioned
Republican leaders may not face as strong a drift of big donors away from the party as feared if the right wing is not constantly courted. A foundation study shows large contributions favored Goldwater in some states but were down in others, with money often flowing to national headquarters to avoid aiding moderates. Moderate donors then back Johnson, suggesting big conservative money may be offset by moderate support.
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Faree
King
Herbert
Porter Ene
Texas
Ohio
Nixon
Barry
Michigan
Minnesot
Ater
Goldwater
Johnson
New York
Lyndon Johnson
Viet Nam
North
Guam
South Viet Nam
Fulbright
United States
China
United Nations
Far East
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosan
Truman
Democratic Party
Eisenhower
Tvs
Dean Rusk
America
Fulton Lewis Speaks on SNCC Rebels Contempt for Wilkins
In Washington SNCC leader Carmichael denounces Wilkins and moderates for backing Democratic civil rights candidates. He supports black self rule and a Negro Panther Party while rejecting loyalist oaths and any ban on communists, as Courtland Cox questions racial equality. The piece cites Spock and other antiwar figures promoting anti Johnson peace campaigns.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Malcolm
Wilkins
SNCC
Stele Dey Carmichael
Naaasch
Heel
Macy
Carmichael
Democratic Party
Necroes
Eike
Nazi Party
Richmond Flowers
Alabama
Lurleen Wallace
Block Panther Party
South
Baltimore Sun
Adam Chymer
United States
Cameem
Leaby
Benjamin Spock
Viet Nam
Spock
National Conference For New Politics
New York
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Yale University
Julian Bond
Center For the Study
Ferry
J. Edgar Hoover
Arthur I. Wascow
Institute For Policy Studies
Wascow
Europe
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across Clues
Puzzle clues listed in mixed order across topics infrequent campus group river man Friday setting mole color brooch like some cows engine valves boy s nickname canopy Greek mountain novices membranes natives of Baghdad upstanding figure force down river in India brew disdain confronted jog blackens joins by
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Baghdad
India
Rag Bag Emptied In Auto
A humorous, critical narrator reflects on fear of cars following Ralph Nader's safety warnings. He improvises modifications to his vehicle to avoid imagined dangers, including stuffing the rag bag, removing the dash, and driving from the right side. He envisions a mattress windscreen to reduce steering risks, admitting the car will look ridiculous but claiming safety and sanity.
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Ralph Nader
Nader
Mr. Nader
America
Johnson Sees Light At End Of Viet Nam Tunnel
Washington insiders report President Johnson, buoyed by cables from Saison, believes battlefield progress and prisoner gains boost morale in Saigon. He pushes cautious escalation while offering olive branches, scheduling talks with China and signaling a possible shift toward UN engagement and broader diplomacy.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Chicago
Long Beach
Saison
United States
Viet Nam
Senate
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listing
The Baytown Sun list of editors publishers and staff includes Che Baytoun Sun Fred Hiartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Bill Hartman ann B Pritchett Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor Assistant To The Publisher Advertising Departts John Wadley tf Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin Manager Retail Manager National Manager Published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with P O Box 308 Baytown 77520 Subscription rates by carrier 1.60 per month 19.20 per year Mail rates on request State and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc The Associated Press license notice and republication rights are referenced.
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Fred Hiartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Maé Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
Weeseyeessee
Baytown
Texas
Tra
Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Bartown
P. O
Quiz from the Grabs Bag on War and Song History
The item poses trivia on conflicts where blue shirted American infantry appeared and on a wartime era song, plus asks about a clergyman author of works, a blind British admiral, and an explanation of protozoa. It notes Julia Ward Howe born in 1819 and her role as suffragist and abolitionist and the creation of The Battle Hymn of the Republic.
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Old Town
John Regan
New York City
Julia Ward Howe
John Brown
Samuel Gridley Howe
Notable birthdays and historical events on this day
Ruth Ramsey notes movement figures and suffragists while listing births such as Amelia Bloomer Jay Gould Charles Adams Harold Rome Rachel Carson Herman Wouk Lilli Palmer and Vincent Price. It also recalls the sinking of the Bismarck after a 1700 mile pursuit and nods to the Spanish American War and Rev James Owen Hannay Lord Nelson and related trivia.
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Margaret Fuller
Amelia Bloomer
Jay Gould
Charles F. Adams
Harold Rome
Rachel Carson
Herman Wouk
Lilli Palomer
Vincent Price
James Owen Hannay
Lord Nelson
Endorsement for stricter crime penalties urged in letter
A Sun letter writer supports Harris County District Attorney Carol Vance’s push to stiffen crime punishment. The author argues antisocial behavior flourishes under leniency, cites parental discipline, and claims capital punishment acts as a deterrent, noting seven Houston slayings in 1986 and suggesting more executions would lower murder rates.
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the Sun
Harris County
Atty
Carol Vance
John
Judy
Texas
Houston
Huntsville
Freeman Warns of Terrifying World Food Crisis
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman warned before an International Voluntary Services meeting that the world food problem has reached a terrifying magnitude. He urged a massive mobilization of American resources, including food, and the deployment of American technicians to help underdeveloped regions raise local food production.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
International Voluntary Services
Freeman
Music and moon facts from the age of newspapers
The quiz lists John Howard Payne as the lyricist only for Home Sweet Home with Sir Henry Bishop composing the music. It notes Santa Fe as the oldest US capital and dates its European settlement around 1610. It also states we can see at most 59 percent of the Moon’s surface, with the far side hidden.
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John Howard Payne
Sir Henry R. Bishop
United States
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Newspaper Enterprise Associat
Bible Verse About Labor Suffering Faith in God
A short scriptural quotation from I Timothy 4 10 urging perseverance in labor and suffering for those who believe in the living God who saves all people, especially believers.
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Timothy
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
A bridge column examines five bidding sequences to decide if the South hand’s last bid is possible or impossible. Cases cover single suit, redouble, two clubs, and notrump raises, with rules about forcing bids, responses, and hand point ranges. Conclusions vary from Possible to Impossible based on standard bidding logic and expected point counts.
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South West North East
North East South West
King
South
North
Ires Syndicate, Inc
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Fulton Lewis
Cox
Central Committee
James Fortran
John Lewis
Martin Luther King
James Farmer
Jer
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Rusk
Che Baytoun Sun
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Francis Hutcheson
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Know Your Bridge By
B. Jay Becker
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