The 1964 presidential election feels the end near
The writer notes the campaign length and rising media influence as Election Day arrives, predicting the result will be clear soon. He reflects on the lengthy race, the shift from formality to gutter talk, and urges not to overreact to the outcome. Political context and public mood are framed against TV, radio, and jet travel.
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England
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Tom Hennings
Missouri
Richard Neuberger
Oregon
Phil Graham
The
Washington Post
Lyndon
Baytown women urge meeting to fight obscene material
A Baytown group invites the public to a 7 30 p m Saturday gathering at St Josephs Church with Judge Joseph M Guarino to discuss combating obscenity and pornographic reading material. They stress education and removing supply as crucial steps in protecting children.
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Baytown
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Houston
Harris County Criminal Court
Department of Public Safety
On The Right Morals Theme Worthwhile By William and Joele y
Commentary outlines a televised attempt by Goldwater supporters to dramatize national moral collapse. It covers the film’s production, NEC objections to spicy content, party reactions, and Barry Goldwater’s critique, noting Playboy and Johnson links while hinting at censorship and political optics.
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William & Joeley Wr
Washington
Phe
Goldwater
United States
National Broadcasting Co
NEC
Uation
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Offiais
Prigiately
Democratic_ Party
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
Baytown Sun staff roles listed including editor publisher general manager managing editor and office manager with circulation promotion and retail managers. Publication info notes second class matter at Baytown post office and general office address Pearl Ashbel Baytown Texas with subscription rates and national representation.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Alah
Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bill Hartman
Circuition
Ient Euseervetsees
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Texas Daily
Asstant
Texas Pree
John Wedley
Johnsons Diplomatic Flair Elevates His Vice Presidency
A feature on Lyndon B. Johnson as Kennedy’s trusted emissary during his VP term. It recounts Johnson’s hands on diplomacy in Asia and Africa, including his informal chats with a Pakistani camel driver Bashir Ahmed, and the ensuing provisioning of U S hospitality, illustrating a personal diplomacy that shaped early airthly relations and public perception.
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Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Johnson
Lexus
Uclion
Lyndon B. Fohnson
Harry Provence
Uarry
Provence
John F. Kennedy
White House
Isbor
Ken
Nedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tongether
Hong Kong
Philippines
Burmosa
South
Vietnam
Thailand
India
Lyndon ~ Johnson
State Department
Mharachi
Pakistan
Texas
Camel Driver
Ayub Kahn
U.S
Mohammed Ayub
Washington
Bashir Ahmed
United States
Austins
Ayub Khan
Karachi
Bashir
Ahmed
Soiinson
Desd
What is scalpel and other trivia today
Today's grab bag quizzes ask what scalpel is the surgical knife and identify river bank on the right facing downstream. It notes May Day as the date to celebrate Morris Dante and cites reciprocity as tariff policy. It also asks which lives longer urban or rural residents and names born today William Cullen Bryant and others.
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England
Secans
Frpoa
Go Round ary Press Conference Aug 26 Centrist Echoes
DREW PEARSON notes Goldwater has not held a press conference since August and faces questions on brinkmanship and war. The piece covers State Department security claims, Legion findings on loyalty, and campaign finance gaps for both parties as the 1964 race nears its close.
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Drew
Pearson
Washington
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Long Island
Barry
United States
State Department
McCarthy
American Legion
Dean Rusk
Legion
J. Preston Moore
Oklahoma City
John Edward Davis
North Dakota
Report From Washington on Hoover and the FBI Controversy
Fulton Lewis Jr notes a rough campaign for FBI Director J Edgar Hoover as political attacks mount from both right and left. He cites Hoover's Civil Rights era work, prosecutions, and investigations into voting rights and police brutality, with pending cases and grand jury actions highlighted.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
FBI
J.edgar Hoover
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Jersey City
New York
Rochester
Philadelphia
Walter Jenkins
Johnson
Jenkins
Willianler
Walter Jedd
Fred Cook
Justice Department
Dixie States
U.S. District Court
Nashville
Know Your Bridge: Safe play when hearts split
East dealer B Jay Decker explains a four hearts contract where South must plan for 4-1 heart splits. A diamond lead and multiple ruffs let West force the final defense despite South’s safe play. South should cover the first trump with dummy’s aid and play a heart to the king, ensuring the rest of the tricks if hearts divide 4-1 or 3-2.
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Declarer
South
West
Fast
East
Ike
Steve
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE Across Clues
Daily KING FEATURE crossword clues listing across and down entries with theme markers and abbreviations for maze of wordplay. Readers fill in puzzle answers for spill merganser starch nuclei rubber pert to sod frosting conjunction declare strive music note fragrant woods series abbr island off Alaska soapy water perish pert to character of sound part of to he decked anew city Ala creek letter horse s compart ment swift hearty egg shaped Belgium river walk through brief cover of great age.
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Alaska
Ala
Swift
Belgium
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