Landslide Lyndon Johnson Wins Presidency Clear Majority
The Texan, Lyndon B. Johnson, has secured a four year term as chief executive after a historic popular vote. He surpassed all predecessors in majority, faced tough opposition with dignity, and earned national congratulations for a vigorous campaign and steady leadership.
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Free Enterprise and Socialism in Debate Ends in Mixture
The essay argues that both systems influence U S policy through a blend rather than a pure choice. It notes free enterprise as an older force, socialism as a check, and stresses government roles via agencies and welfare. It cites Sweden as a model and highlights the 1967 PGA Championship set for Akron from July 20 to 23.
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Stalin
Hitler
Mao
Jesus
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bank Depos
Sweden
Akron
Ohio
Baytown Sun masthead and publishing staff list
The Baytown Sun details its staff including editor and publisher Che Baytown Sir Fred Hartman and James H. Hale as general manager Preston Pendergrass and Beulah Mae Jackson as managing editor. It notes office, circulation, promotion, and advertising roles, plus postal registration and carrier rates.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bill Hartman
Mote
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashhel
P.O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Asociated Press
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Ap3
Texas Presa
Lyndon B Johnson at the LBJ Ranch in Texas profile
A detailed portrait of Lyndon B Johnson focusing on his personality preparation for power, ranch life, fashion, generosity, and social ease. The piece notes his ranch expansion, aviation use, and annual hunting, highlighting his affinity for people and nonchalant ease in diverse company.
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Lyndon Johnson
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J. Frank Dobie
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Ron Lyndon Johnson
Pakistan
Lyndon
Lyndon B
Spot of Fame Guess the Name
A playful quiz asks five quick questions. It seeks a famous name linked to stamps, places, boats, gems, and a trio of surnames, inviting a concise, witty identification of a single well known person.
Fortifications at Isle Royale Spotlighted in History Column
The article recounts Isle Royale fortress history from 1713 to 1783, detailing its fortifications, garrison, sieges, and eventual destruction. It notes North American strategic role and mentions figures in science and politics of the era. A reader quiz asks what the spot of fame refers to and presents multiple-choice clues.
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North America
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Atlantic
Thhe St. Lawrence River
Great Lakes
Isle Royale
West Indies
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Rochefort Point
Abe la-Chapelle
Seige
Mississippi Moderation Voices in Race Tensions
In Mississippi moderates push for better understanding between races amid rising violence. Mayors of Vicksburg Natchez and Jackson back law observed Civil Rights Act changes while editors Emmerich of McComb and Pittman of Tylertown urge nonviolence and jobs for all. COFO SNCC leaders face white resistance. Tupelo shows cooperative progress. July 1 fair employment act looms. Jesus’s words close column with a biblical citation.
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Drew Pearson Meccome
Mississippi
John, D. Holland
Vicksburg
John J. Nosser
Natchez
Allen Thompson
Jackson
Louis Cashman Jr
Vicksburg Post
Rabbi. Blinder
James, W. Silver
University of Mississippi
Paul Pittman
Tylertown Times
Oliver Emmerich
McComb. Enterprise - Journal
Emmerich
Murray Sills
George Guy
McComb
Guy
White Citizens Councils
Ku’ Klux Klan
Srength
COFO
The
Council of Federated Organizations
SNCC
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
United States
Ebony
Emrperich
McCombb
McComé
Tupelo
Washington Report on Yugoslavia and East Europe Bonds
Fulton Lewis Jr reports on revived US efforts to build "bridges of understanding" with Eastern European satellites. Final plans for scholar exchanges and Food for Peace aid to Yugoslavia are outlined, amid concerns over Tito's independence and possible Soviet influence. References to Sen. Eastland and Dr. Zelar note continued scrutiny of American assistance and its destinations.
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Fulton. Lewis JR
Washington
Europe
iPresident
State Department
U.S
Sam
Food For Peace Agency
Yugoslavia
Tito
Kremlin
Moscow
Lenin School
Stalin
Red Army
Hitler
Germany
United Arab Republic
Ghana
India
Ceylon
James Eastland
Senate Intermal Security
Fasiland
Charles Zelar
Library of
Can-gress
Zalar Wre
Know Your Bridge Endplays Swing The Contract In Six Spades
In a four spade contract with South dealer and West leading a trump, declarer finds a guaranteed line. After drawing trumps and a heart sequence, dummy lets South endplay West by diamond discards and careful timing. any return string from West loses. This method works even if diamond honors split 3-3 or if East holds different diamonds.
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West
East
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Hast
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature
Crossword puzzle page features classic King era clues and puzzle grid. Readers can expect witty wordplay and themed hints from yesterday’s issue echoed in today’s entry. The strip showcases concise clues, familiar fill patterns, and editor notes guiding solvers through tricky corners.
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Fioren Leigh
Joel McCrea
Roy Rogers
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