Looming Changes in Congress Leadership Amid Health and Politics
Editorial notes upcoming shifts in both parties leadership in 1965 with health issues influencing outcomes. It highlights Rep. Gerald Ford's rising position after a 1964 GOP upheaval, the Albert–McCormack leadership dynamic in the House, Boggs facing opposition from Northern Democrats, and Dirksen's hip injury prompting potential Kuchel and Hruska moves in the Senate. Mansfield remains entrenched though tensions with Long linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Halleck
GOP
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Michigan
Carl B. Albert
Albert
John W. McCormack
McCormack
House
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Richard Bolling
Missouri
Boggs
John FE. Moss
California
John J. McFall
D-Calif
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Thomas H. Kuchel
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Dirksen
Kuchel
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Russell B. Long
Long
Maine
Edmund 5. Muskie
Rhode Island
John O. Pastore
Anxious Eyes Follow Arab East Crisis Again
The article notes renewed global focus on the Arab East as Syria’s volatile, far left led regime raises fears of wider conflict. Egypt under Nasser is wary, while the United Nations Security Council reviews Israel’s Syria border charges. Moscow’s stance and Soviet arms ties to Egypt and Syria draw international concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Baath — Arab Social Resurrection — Party
Red China
Arab East
Suez
Britain
Frances
Israel
Egypt
Canal Zone
Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
United Nations Security Council
Jordan
Moscow
Doctor's Mailbag on Vitamins Answers Questions
A Q and A column by Dr Wayne Brandstodt tackles vitamin P and hearing, rose hip tea vitamin C, vitamin E and cystic conditions, vitamin A for eye pain, vitamin C for back trouble, and nicotinic acid flushing. It notes no proven vitamin P deficiency or daily E requirement and suggests medical evaluation for eye discomfort.
Delaware Voter Challenge Is Denied by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court refused to let Delaware file a suit challenging the constitutionality of the state unit vote system for presidential electors. A brief order denied permission to proceed, allowing Kentucky, Pennsylvania, North and South Dakota, Oklahoma, Utah, Wyoming, Florida, Iowa, Arkansas, Kansas and West Virginia to join as prospective plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Delaware
Teave
Kentucky
Pennsylvana
North
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Utah
Wyoming
Florida
Iowa
Arkansas
Kansas
West Virginia
David P. Buckson
Buckson
Shanghai’s Quiet Waterfront Amid Population Decline
Shanghai with 6,900,000 people remains China's most populous city despite a drop in world trade prominence. Its once bustling waterfront, filled with merchant ships from around the world, is now oddly silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
One Way To Prove Loyalty Henry McLean
A satirical column arguing over who first discovered America. The narrator defends Columbus while mocking rival claims from Leif Erikson, the Etruscans, the Welsh, Irish, Phoenicians, Venetians, and Cubans. He advocates living in the present and dismisses alternate histories, ending with a sceptical note on historical certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLean
New York
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Christopher Columbus
America
Leif Ericson
Christopher
Leif
Gilligan's Island
Italy
Columbus
Lake Michigan
Conservatives Plan Victory Celebration in Washington
Washington reports a Conference of Conservatives to honor Reagan victories in California and other races. Curtis Dall leads outreach while Willis Carto and the Liberty Lobby face internal rifts over who should meet President Johnson. The lobby funds itself via subscriptions and has long been linked to right wing groups and a broader network backing various candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ronald Reagan
California
Lurjeen Wallace
Alabama
Harrison Thyng
New Hampshire
Clark Kirk
Florida
Liberty Lobby
Curtis B. Dall
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Johnson
Colummn
Dall
Willis A. Carto
Kenneth Goff
Goff
Gerald L. K. Smith
Secret Board
White House
Curtis Dall
Anna Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Construction Party
United Nations
Daly
Senate Finance Committee
Dali
Supreme Court
Conference of Conservatives
Reagan
Mrs. Wallace
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Thyng
Robert Cline
Congress
Los Angeles
USA
Willis Carto
John W. Wood
Kennedy
Madame Nhu
Carta
Republican Party
United Republicans of America
Carto
Verne P. Cobb
Liberty Letter
Conrad Chapman
Boston
J. H. Pew
Sun Ofl Company
Evelyn Beck
Alamo
Calif
E. H. Mettler
Shafter
United States
Rhodesia
Africa
Viet Nam
Baytown Sun is a community newspaper detail roster
Baytown Sun staff list shows editor publisher and managers, publishers office contact, and advertising and circulation roles. It notes the Baytown Texas office at 1361 Memorial Drive and a post office box, typical carrier and subscription rates, and AP news rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Joan Wadley
Paal Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Texer
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Focal
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across Clues
Puzzle fill in a word power feature with scattered cryptic style clues. Entries include modern and archaic vocabulary across a broad range of definitions. Solve the clues to reveal a connected word or phrase themed around word skills and language.
Byrnes Quote on Security Versus Opportunity
James F. Byrnes, former U.S. secretary of state, warns that many people value security over opportunity and fear life more than death, urging a mindset shift toward pursuing bold paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Byrnes
U.S
Bible Verse Draw Nigh to God Quote
A brief verse note presents James 4 8 urging readers to draw near to God and cleanse their hands purify their hearts with a call to spiritual self examination in a concise quotation style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Card Senseae Q The bidding sequence and six hearts reply
In the auction West North East South passes and five spades is shown. South holds MAKTOS VA2 66 SBAKTA3 and partner responds six hearts indicating two kings. The proposed plan is to bid seven spades if partner has a king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West North East
Maktos
Fou
East
South
West
Liberty Bell’s Home and First Gas Street Lighting Fact
The Liberty Bell has rested since 1854 in Philadelphia’s Old State House hall, displayed on a 13 sided pedestal representing the original colonies. Gas street lighting first appeared in Baltimore, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Old Statehouse
Baltimore
South Squeezes To Win On Duplicate Bridge
A bridge column explains the advantage of the duplicate style focusing on overtricks. The author illustrates a hand where South maneuvers to squeeze East, forcing discards and generating an 11th trick by precise play and suit management, showing the distinct aims of rubber versus duplicate strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
East
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M.D
Newspaper Enterprise Assa
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Dr. Brandstodt
Asad Sasi
Ariz
Democrat
House of Representatives
Che Baytown Sun
Athabascan
Walthouna
Nterprise
Oswald
James Jacoby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
In.t. Pass
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