Fahy Godfrey Remembered as Baytown Leader and Entertainer
Fahy Godfrey, a longtime Baytown resident with three careers as musician, Humble Oil employee, and founder of Fahy Godfrey Insurance Agency, died after 30 years of community involvement. He served on the Baytown City Council, supported crippled children's Shrine projects, and organized trips for underprivileged youth to the Shrine circus, leaving a lasting impact on Baytown.
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Baytown Sun
Victory in Asia and the Vietnam war stance
An editorial excerpt praises Barry Goldwater's reading on Southeast Asia policy. It argues for unwavering U S backing in Vietnam, denounces withdrawal, and urges victory through strengthened manpower and equipment to deter Communist expansion in Laos Vietnam and Thailand. It warns against a privileged sanctuary and stresses the need for peace through strength.
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Korea
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Free Asia
Europe
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Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Harry Truman's country boy pride and blunt taunts toward East pretensions. H Allen Smith notes Truman joked about a boiled shirt and a gown mishap during an honorary degree ceremony.
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Bennett Cerf
Harry Truman
H. Allen Smith
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Tinman
Johnson Loses Texas Senate Bid Despite Roosevelt Endorsement
In 1941 Lyndon B. Johnson entered the Texas special Senate race as the Roosevelt choice. He led early but rural returns swung the result, and O’Daniel won by 1,311 votes. Johnson did not pursue a recheck, returning to Congress amid a national crisis.
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Corrie Laughlin Oeewanen
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White House
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Senate
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House un-American Investigating Committee
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Sam Houston
Lyndon
Roosevelt
San Marcos
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Camp Vieners
W. Lee O'Daniel
Gerald
Mann
Martin
Lyndon Johnson
Coke R Steverson
Wi. Lée
O’daniel
Stevenson
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James E. Ferguson
Blanco, Bitz
O'Daniel
LRJ
General Knowledge Daily Puzzle Blast From The Past
Quick quiz answers include yes for gray aging animals one year for coconut ripening Dr William Harvey proved circulation steel ball vs rubber bounce steel is higher sound travels faster in water through air or water The 1915 New York suffrage march marked a long road to voting across states The cathedral and Giralda Tower in Seville feature Moorish design and vast views It mentions Henri Stendahl quote and trivia about morality and solitude
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Ois Carey
United States
GOP TV film links LBJ immorality to crime
Washington columnist reveals GOP plan to brand President Johnson immoral using a Hollywood produced film. The leaked script portrays a limousine symbolizing Johnson with scenes of teen, crime, nudity, and riots aimed at linking him to national disorder.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
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Joe. Agnello
Hollywood
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Republican National Committee
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United States
Walton
Goldwater
Powell Plays Hide and Seek With New York Arrest Warrants
In New York Rev Powell faced civil and criminal warrants over a $46,300 libel judgment to Esther James. He avoided arrest by timing his visit during sessions and a federal petition, while ongoing cases cast doubt on his legal fate and potential November re election. The piece also notes Kennedy Keating support for Yugoslav seamen seeking asylum and a Polish defector helped Keating gain a narrow 1958 victory.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Adam Clayton
Powell
Harlem
New York
House Education and Labor Committee
Esther James
Congress
Federal District Court
Adam
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Dow
Robert Kennedy
Kenneth Keating
Keating
United States
International Refugee Committee
Bob Kennedy
Sen. Keating
Justice Department
Ihe
Frank Hogan
Richard Eibel
U.S
Eibel
Know Your Bridge Play Against Five Spades Expert Analysis
In a Great Britain team championship, West must decide after A K clubs. The correct defense is to lead a low heart to prevent declarer from ruffing and discarding on dummy’s hearts. East’s three club bid signals strength in hearts or diamonds, making the heart lead the safe choice.
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East
King of Hearts
CA TNDEC Word Puzzle Clue List
Word puzzle clues from a vintage page include Donkey for 35 Tree yielding sap for sugar 37 Wot real 41 Hindu mead 43 Observe 45 and a final entry Trouble. It appears as a miscellaneous cryptic style grid item from a newspaper puzzle page.
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Belgium
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