Johnson urges students to stay in school and seek guidance
Editorial urges youth to return to education and seek advice from parents teachers counselors and youth services. It emphasizes that guidance can remove obstacles to schooling and warns that three quarters of a million Americans may drop out this year without a diploma. President Johnson advocates planning for futures and using available counseling and job aid resources.
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YMCA
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Letter on child safety in Baytoun traffic
A Baytoun resident in Fair Park Plea appeals to drivers and parents to limit street play and supervise children. She urges city officials to start bicycle and pedestrian safety programs, school poster contests, and broader traffic control to prevent injuries and safeguard the city’s future.
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Johnson Cabinet Officers Listed For Raytown Students
Raytown students recall President Johnson's cabinet officers with names listed: Henry Haroill Fowler as Secretary of the Treasury, Robert McNamara as Secretary of Defense, Dean Rusk as Secretary of State, John W. Gardner as Secretary of Health Education and Welfare, Stewart Udall as Secretary of the Interior, Orville Freeman as Secretary of Agriculture, John T. Connor as Secretary of Commerce, William Wirtz as Secretary of Labor, Nicholas Katzenbach as Attorney General, and Francis OBrien as Postmaster General.
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Jlerr
Henry Haroill Fowler
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert §. McNamara
Seccretary of
Defense
Dean Rusk
John W. Cardner
Health, Education and Welfare
Stewart Lee Udall
Interior
Orville L. Freeman
Secreary of
Agriculture
John Thomas Connor
Commerce
William Wiland Wirtz
Labor
Nicholas Katzenbach
Department of Justice
Lawytnce Francis O'Brien
Defendants urged to wear jackets in Weisberger court
In Providence Rhode Island AP report Judge Joseph R Weisberger reminded lawyers that defendants appearing before him should wear jackets and shirts. The warning referred to lumberjack shirts sweaters and open collars as inappropriate attire in Superior Court.
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Superior Court
Joseph R. Weisberger
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
Baytown Sun describes editors and publishers including Fred Hartman and James H. Hale with staff roles, address, and publication details. It notes the paper is a Baytown Texas daily with Friday afternoons and Sundays editions, plus subscription rates and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives. Copyright notice and Associated Press rights are included.
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Education debate over Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
Washington reports on Fulton Lewis Jr noting the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions sought to educate members of Congress on Southeast Asia. The study by Robert Scheer casts Ho Chi Minh as a modern Washington and links US involvement to Kennedy and Cardinal Spelman, amid scrutiny of Scheer’s radical affiliations and broader GOP attacks on Group Research Inc. involving lists of alleged extremists.
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Missouri
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Radical Women Strike For Peace
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Oregon
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Kentucky
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Morton
Gus Hall
Communist Party
Fidel Castro
Edgar Hirver
Fareh
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Connecticut
Thomas Dodd
Mortom
Quick think grab bag and spot of fame quiz
A mixed set of trivia questions and parlor game bets. Questions cover Canada’s early aid to development the U S Constitution interpreter body the winter torpidity verb meaning to spend winter in torpor the Mersey and a prestidigitator The piece closes with a trivia note about Gotz von Berlichingen Goethe and an historical snippet on his prosthetic hand in battle.
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U.S
Mersey
Gotz von Berlichin
Goethe
Gottfried
von Berichingen
Landshut
Iron hand of von Berlichingen and Carnegie Hall debut
On this day in 1917 concert violinist Juschs Hieffers debuted at Carnegie Hall at 18. The article recalls the iron hand fitted to a German knight von Berlichingen, its display at Juxthausen, and ends with a quiz about a famous birthplace spot and a World War I era trivia segment.
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Juschs Hieffers
Carnegie Hall
Anti Draft Drive In High Schools Sparks National Debate
Washington column notes Students for a Democratic Society plan to urge 18 year olds not to register, challenging the draft system and echoing Nazi Germany concerns. The piece also questions President Johnson and federal water pollution policy, then shifts to Rep. Lester Wolff on trading stamps and their hidden costs, ending with a biblical quote.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Students For A Democratic Society
Viet Nam
United States
Nazi Germany
Lester Wolff
Longsland
Dix
Wolff
S&h Creen Stamps
U.S
Congressman Wolff
Tradking Stamp Company
Smilen Foe
New York
Morrissey Nomination and Political Favoritism Critique
Henry McLemore argues the Senate Judiciary Committee should have scrutinized Judge Francis X Morrissey differently, noting his Kennedy backing and lack of trial experience. He compares political appointments to rewards for faithful service, questions the nomination's merit, and praises the confirmation as potentially useful for obtaining Ted Kennedy’s influence.
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United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
Francis X Morrissey
Massachusetts
Messrs
Dirksen
Scott
Ervin
Morrissey
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Judiciary Committee
Personal enterprise underpins American business
The speaker extols personal enterprise as ownership by individuals not the state, arguing customers drive freedom and business thrives on liberty and profit. It emphasizes that business rests on consumer confidence and that the system empowers people to shape the nation's future through personal stakes and choice.
Know Your Bridge by B Jay Decker Unlucky table vs strategic play
South in a South West North East auction faced a 3 bid over 1 Club at both tables in a team match. At one table three spade rounds let South ruff and miss a diamond finesse, going down. The other table saw a psychological shift with an inspired heart jack play and a later diamond finesse that yielded four and a win.
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Declarer
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Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE ACROSS CLUES
Puzzle clues list starts with Wade and Persian coin across entries then extends to various terms including ankle bone choice group perform and more. Names and terms suggest a full grid themed around common crossword words and puzzle references with scattered proper nouns and possible misprints like Featerday s Anew and Armadillo.
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