Editorials How We Elect A President
A concise review of the presidential selection process detailing delegate allocation for Democrats and Republicans, national convention procedures, roll calls, and the Electoral College steps. It outlines how electors are chosen, how votes are counted, and what happens if no candidate wins a majority, including House and Senate roles.
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New York
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Marlboro Herald Advocate Skewers Connecticut Civil Rights Law
The Marlboro Herald Advocate mocks the State Civil Rights Commission ruling banning age based adverts in job postings. It argues no criteria should bar employment and condemns discrimination against older workers, sobriety tests, and even listing cars by price as unfair.
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State Civil Rights Commission
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Baytoum Sun Chen Poncegres Publisher Details
A damaged OCR snippet lists staff roles and monthly rates including a circulation manager and a publisher, with figures like 646 per month and 17.00 per tour, appearing as scattered catalog text. The readable items reference Baytoum Sun Chen and related positions without coherent context.
Wilkins loses seat in cabinet clash over Lodge push
Drew Pearson recalls Henry Cabot Lodge backing for a Negro in the Nixon cabinet and J Ernest Wilkins being ousted as assistant secretary of labor after opposition from Lodge and Mitchell. The piece contrasts other political actions and notes Castro’s potential pre election move threatening Guantanamo, with a Biblical closing verse.
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Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
J. Ernest Wilkins
Cage
Eisenhower
George Lodge
Ambassador Lodge
George
Labor Mitchell
Wilkins
Eiserhower
Flo
Tke
Sherman Adams
Nebraska State Aeronautics
Jack Obbink
Bobby Kennedy
Lincoln
Kansas City
Joseph Swing
Immigration Service
Brownill
Texas
Swing
West Point
John Foley
Post Office Department
Arthur Summerfield
Bulganin
Suez
Guantanamo
Khrushchev
Try and Stop Me Tarett Easy and Stop Fidgeting
Nell Morgan recounts a San Diego lawyer who gave his wife a pink dressing gown for Christmas. The shopgirl's display prompted the lawyer to reveal the gift idea and his wife approved, explaining she had worn a similar gown for two years.
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Papa
Nell Morgan
San Diego
Aha
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Polk of Fame Guess the Name and Medal of Honor hero
A Bangor Theological Seminary graduate who led Maine's 70th Infantry at Little Round Top earned the Medal of Honor and later served as Maine's four term governor and Bowdoin president. He accepted Lee's surrender and died in 1516.
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Pics
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Bowdein
Maine
Akill
Grant
Lee
Bowdoin
Biographer and historian of the Civil War hero Soul of the Lion
Central Press writer Nan Jones profiles a Maine-born historian, Wesleyan alum and Guggenheim fellow who wrote Appeal to Arms and biographies of Benedict Arnold and Sir Walter Raleigh. The piece notes his age and scholarly stature in Europe and America.
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Abovts
Maine
South Portland
Wesleyan University
Connecticut
Europe
Amercan
Benedict Arnold
Walter Raleigh
of the Lion
The Sun Open Forum Readers Letter Policy
The Sun invites letters to the editor with free expression for city readers. Letters should be short and concise for publication and signed by the writer, though signatures may be withheld. The forum publishes all nonobjectionable letters and may delete material to preserve brevity.
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Everywhere Assignment: New York Facts and Oddities
A collection of curious notes on everyday life and famous figures. It highlights tin can consumption, fears of leaders, calcium in the body, doctor habits, and quotes. Includes birthstone lore, tax facts, and brief capsules on Pol ly Bergen Chekhov and hydrogen atom scale.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
E. W. Howe
Hfe
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Aaron Burr
George Clinton
Daniel D. Thompkins
Martin van Buren
Millard Fillmore
William A. Wheeler
Chester A. Arthur
Levi P. Morton
Therdlorr Roosevelt
James S. Shervan
Polly Bergen
Polly
Anton Chekhov
Moscow
Democrat Women Plan Texas Tour
A planeload of 20 Democratic party women will fly for a three day Texas campaign tour this week. Attending are Mrs. Lyndon Johnson and Mrs. Robert Kennedy plus Miss Jean Kennedy. They will visit Waco Denton San Antonio Corpus Christi Laredo and McAllen with wives of Texas congressmen state officials and campaign workers. The tour schedule covers Monday through Wednesday with overnight stays at the Johnson Ranch near Johnson City.
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Ralph Yarborough
Joe Hilgore
McAllen
Olin Teague
Bryan
Frank Ikard
Wichita Falls
Price Daniel
Will Wilson
Waco
Denton
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Laredo
Commerce Secretary Mueller to Speak in Brownsville
Commerce Secretary Frederick Mueller will visit Brownsville to deliver two non political talks. He will address the downtown Lions Club at noon and a joint Valley Business and Professional Women Clubs meeting at Harlingen Tuesday night. The article notes the first Baptist church in America was founded in 1622 in Providence by Roger Williams.
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API
Frederick Mueller
Rio Grande Valley
Mueller
Lions Club
Valley Business and Professional] Womens Clubs
Harling
The
First Baptist Church In
America
Providence, R. 1
Roger Williams
Television debates reshape political viewing over decades
The piece traces how TV changed political perception from 1920s to 1960s and beyond, noting the audience’s shifting focus from content to spectacle. It contrasts past campaigns with modern televised contests, highlighting Kennedy Nixon era familiarity and the lure of personality over policy, ending with rural nostalgia for earlier campaigns.
Raw Wool Use Drops Across Domestic Mills
Washington AP reports that raw wool use by domestic mills in the first eight months fell 4 percent from a year earlier, totaling 278.2 million pounds. Wool imports for mill consumption in the first seven months rose to 211 million pounds from the prior year. Twin troopers join New Jersey State Police in Renton as Joseph F. Nasti Jr. is welcomed by his year-old doggedly proud family. a third brother Philip, 38, is a veteran trooper.
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Washington
Agsiculture Department
Renton
N. J
New Jersey
Joseph F. Nasti Jr
Angelo
Know Your Bridge From Cincinnati 1933 National Open Pair
In the National Open Pair championship in Cincinnati 1933 North-South hands drew vast discussion. South opened with one heart at one table, surprising observers, while many games ended in six or seven spades or hearts. The top score went to Charles A Hall and Richard Mr Wildberg after a sequence ending in five hearts for a 10 Syndicate top score.
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Clude
Cincinnati
Bing
South
P. Hal Sims
West
Lima
North
Sims
Sima
Charles A. Hall
Richard Mr. Wildberg
Ten Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Clue List From Academy 14 15 16 17
Crossword clues appear in a compact mixed set including Famous flag mater, Greek letter, Artemis twin, poet stream, and various short terms. The fragmentary items hint at a 14 to 42 clue grid with names and common nouns, lacking full context or grid structure.
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Fum
Artemis” Twin
Stream
Forbear
Fine Ching
Waliake
Mini Dunne
Bethlehem
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