New Gulf Freeway Plan Aims To Ease Houston Traffic
State highway officials study a proposed eight lane Gulf Freeway parallel to the current route. The project would run from Calhoun near the University of Houston south along Mykawa Road to Galveston, with a cost near 50 million dollars. Officials say the design could gain interstate designation as money remains scarce until after 1972. They hope to secure emergency funds and speedy progress under Urban Expressways Manager A. C. Kyser and District Engineer Wiley E. Carmichael.
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Baytown
Houston
Calhoun
University of Houston
Mykawa
Galveston
Harris County
A. C. Kyser
Wiley E. Carmichael
Best Speech Of Campaign Made By Political Amateur
Ronald Reagan's late October Hollywood speech is praised as a powerful GOP tool, while Barry Goldwater's campaign is faulted for vague, disconnected messaging. Robert Corber calls Reagan's fact based assault on liberal programs decisive, contrasting Goldwater's weaker delivery and advisers lacking campaign experience. The piece also notes internal GOP criticisms and shifts in Communist Party USA line following Kremlin changes.
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Bill Schulz
Washington
Hollywood
Robert’j. Corber
Virginia
Barry Goldwater
Corber
Old Dominion
J But Corber
Arlington
Goldwater
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
John Kennedy
Democratic Party
Joe
Karl Hess
GOP
John Grenier
Alabama
Communist Party, USA
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
New York
Gus Hall
Communist Movement
Chou Enlai
Moscow
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
The Philadelphia income tax bureau received a blank tax return with the note I have been dead for four years. An agent boasted about a seventeen year old singer Benisation whose success rests on one record and a claim that he has been in the recording business three weeks while still on tour.
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Philadelphia Income Tax Bureau
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listings
Baytown Sun issue text lists staff names including Fred Hartmen James Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Afse Jackson Robert Gilmore Bul Hartman John Wadley and manager Corrie Laughlin with publishing and postal notices. It notes second class matter at Baytown Texas post office, publication schedule, and circulation details. It also mentions Texas Newspaper Representatives and Associated Press rights and republication restrictions.
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Fred Hartmen
James HL Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Afse Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bul Hartman
John Wadley
Pauli Potman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
H Ormot
Tuesdaly
Texans In Washington Common Touch Is Not Lost
Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark, a Texan and Dallas lawyer, discusses the court and public criticism. He notes progress on racial integration, attributes calm in Texas to Lyndon Johnson, and recalls Oxford reception amid FBI threat reports. He remains a prolific author with deep community ties and personal hobbies.
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Tex Beasley
Washington
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Dallas
High Tribunal
Harrys. Truman
Capitol
South
Earl Warren
Thomas Jefferson
John Marshall
Teddy Roosevelt
Oliver. Wendell Holmes
White House
Securites
Justice Clark
Hugo L. Black
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Clark
Tom Gronlund
Johnson
Issississippi
Oxford
University of Mississippi
Memphis, Tenn
FBI
Connecticut Avenue
Clack
Clarks
Ramsey
U.S
Virginia Military Institute
University of Texas
The
Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts
Burning Tree Country Club
Indictments Against 2 Cage Friends Dismissed
District Judge Sarah T. Hughes dismissed federal indictments against Leslie L. Gwaltney Jr. and Henry J. Stites, associates of BenJack Cage, in a West Buechel municipal bonds case from 1954. Cage fled to Brazil after an embezzlement conviction in Dallas in 1938 and remains the lone defendant.
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Dallas
Sarah T. Hughes
BenJack Cage
West Buechel
Leslie L. Gwaltney Jr
Henry J. Stites
Cage
Brazil
World War I Battle Location Quiz and City Spotlight
The reader recalls a WWI engagement location guess and credits a German advance at a known front. The feature then shifts to a historic Moselle river town, describing its Roman origins, Augusta Treverorum and its long imperial role as a major Roman administrative center near Trier. The piece blends trivia with local heritage notes.
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Julius Caesar
Lower Rhine
Augustus
Augusta Treverorum
Constantine era gate ruins in a Roman town guide
Central Press presents a geography riddle about a Roman town honored for Constantine's reign beginning in 306. It notes his unification of the empire, his grand cleanups, and two remaining buildings the Basilike and the Bate War picture. The famed gate, the largest in the empire with no ground level side opening, is named for medieval black sandstone.
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Alexandria
Antioch
Constantinople
Constantine
Kennedy Brothers May Follow JFK in White House
Washington column notes Ted and Bob Kennedy may both pursue the presidency after John F Kennedy. Ted, the senior Senator from Massachusetts, shows strong ballot-box appeal and a West Wing temperament. Bob, the heir apparent, trails in family expectations. Comments reflect on Hoover, the Kennedy clan dynamics, and early signals from party politics.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Kennedy
Bob
Ted
Senate
White ‘House
John F. Kennedy
Brother Bob
Massachusetts
Atlantic City
Johnson
New York
Jack Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
White House
Bobby
Theodore
Dwight Foster
Presidential Campaigns Too Long Debate Over Length of Campaigns
Hubert H. Humphrey greeted by a rock beat as he lands in Southern Illinois. The piece notes how modern campaigning uses jets and media yet the campaign season grows longer for candidates and voters. Barry Goldwater says campaigns make people weary. Humphrey admits the journey has been too long.
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Tiarry Kelly Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Iinois
Barry Galdwater
U.S
Joo
Humphrey
Know Your Bridge Strategy on Trump Control
North South and West engage in a battle over trump control in a Chicago style bridge problem. West leads hearts and reasoning shows how declarer must maintain trump control by choice of lead. The article analyzes how West's decisions after nine of spades determine if the contract holds or is beaten and explains why certain lines fail or succeed.
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North East South West
Declarer
West
Declarer Rus
South
East
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING Feature Entry
The KING FEATURE daily crossword shows clues and a grid with entries such as Port to awing and Harmonize. It lists answers like a small island and a valuable wood, with an affirmative reply as part of the puzzle solutions.
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