Clear And Present Danger tuberculosis in Houston stalled progress
Editorial argues TB remains a major threat in Harris County with 577 active cases and 73 deaths in the previous year. It warns complacency despite reduced deaths, stresses the need for universal case finding, treatment, and public health education, and credits the TB Association and Christmas Seals for aiding eradication efforts.
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Paylor University College of Medicine
Joint Committee On
American College of Radiology
American College of Chest Physicians
Baylor
U.S
Houston Harris County
Holding Power in Southern Education Urged by Dr Dickey
Dr Frank G Dickey head of the 11 state Southern Association of Colleges and Schools says the South must raise holding power of schools to the doctorate level for economic and cultural growth. He notes high school dropout rates, low doctorate production, and geographic barriers, urging stronger graduate access and local placement. The pending Memphis meeting of the Southern Association on December 14 is touted as crucial with over 5,000 educators and keynote speaker Francis Keppel.
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Memphis
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Kennedy Speech Urges End To Hatred After Dallas Tragedy
In Washington to Dallas coverage Kennedy condemns hate and violence sparked by the Dallas assassination. He cites editorials attacking Kennedy and Johnson, urges learning over corruption, and endorses a national candlelight procession to end intolerance as a memorial to justice. Chief Justice Earl Warren also speaks of eradicating hate.
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Lynton Johnson
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Earl Rren
Cine Braen
California
Charles Taft
Ohio
Conserce Fund
Letters To The Editor On President Death Reactions
A reader letter condemns slow gathering of facts about the president's death and funeral. It criticizes peers and the media for insensitivity and urges clearer, wider awareness of minority perspectives and national unity.
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Mlanchi
Prabmond
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Baytown Texas Newspaper Masthead Fragment
A mangled masthead shows names like Baytown Texas and The Baytown Post with advertising and management roles. Fragmentary lines reference publication details, subscription pricing, and rights notes from the Associated Press.
How Do You Stand 2 Barry Coldwater Opinion
Barry Goldwater urges unity and restraint after President Kennedy's assassination praising American dissent within a strong constitutional framework. He emphasizes respect for democratic processes, national resolve, and the collective duty to move forward without fanfare or partisan rancor.
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Anyrien
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Verse Call to Deny Self and Take Up the Cross
A Bible verse recounts Jesus inviting the crowd to follow him, teaching that anyone who would come after him must deny themselves and take up their cross. Mark 8:34.
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Mark
Quick Quiz: Answers to a Curious Grab Bag
A mixed trivia set asks Cologne soil use, the Confederation of the Rhine's protector, Abigail Smith marriage, Jose Fer's Best Actor Oscar film, and Pamlico Sound's state. The passage blends birthday lines, etymology notes, and a Revolutionary War era building narrative.
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Arbigail Smith
Jose Fer
Pamlico Sound
Siege and Prisoners In Surprise River Crossing
Central Press reports that on this date George Washington led 2,500 troops from Pennsylvania to cross the river and land near here to strike Hes sian forces. They captured nearly 1,000 prisoners before returning to the Pennsylvania shore. The article notes the city once known as The Falls and asks what the building is.
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the Falls
Kennedy and Johnson Clash Across Civil Rights Votes
The article reviews Kennedy and Johnson's 44 year congressional rivalry on civil rights, foreign aid, budgets, and housing. It notes 204 roll calls with frequent opposition, including Kennedy backing civil rights and Johnson favoring Southern and conservative positions on key measures. It questions whether Johnson will shift toward the center given his voting record and Kennedy-era stance.
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Palton Lewis UR
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Lyndon Baines Johnson
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Know Your Bridge Four Spades or Four Clubs Debate
South faces a bridge decision with vulnerable positions after North East South West passes. Consider four spades, four clubs, or three notrump, evaluating safety, opponents' lead issues, and potential slam. The analysis notes four clubs and four spades as strong options depending on partner hand, with four no trump deemed risky and unlikely to yield nine tricks.
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