Governor Declares Texas Public Employees Week Observance
Governor John Connally proclaims Oct 31 to Nov 5 as Texas Public Employees Week praising state workers for efficiency and integrity. The Texas Public Employees Association, meeting in Austin, will set policies for the non political non union organization amid praise of public services from education to defense and health.
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Texas Public Employees
John Connally
Texas
Texas Public Employes Association
Terrace Motor Hotel
Austin
Cornwally
TPEA
National Guard
Texas Parks See Yearly Attendance Boom to 10.9 Million
Texas Parks and Wildlife reports a record total of 10,912,360 visitors for the latest fiscal year, up from 9,837,364. Martin Dies Dam B State Park near Jasper led with 1,099,586 visitors, while Huntsville State Park drew 1,312,126 and Garner State Park reached 144,880 as other top parks posted gains or slight declines due to new counting methods.
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Texas State Parks
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Martin Dies
Dam B
Jasper
Deep East Texas
Huntsville State Park
Houston
Huntsville
Garner State Park
Uvalde
Garner
Lake Corpus Christi
Inks Lake State Park
Burnet
Stephen F. Austin
Sealy
Palo Duro Canyon State Park
Texas Panhandle
Dirksen Plea Triggers Small Senate Spending Cut
In Washington, Everett Dirksen denounced high spending while backing President Johnson. His protest helped force a cut in a pending budget authorization bill, reducing outlays by less than 1 percent as Congress debates economy.
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Dirksen
Congress
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Ilinois
Johnson
Inez
Doctor's Mailbag on Smell and Taste Loss
A column offering patient questions on sense of smell and taste. It explains that true taste loss is rare and linked to nasal issues, lists causes for salty taste, and notes shingles-related neuropathic pain. It also mentions skin conditions, arthritis itching, and invites readers to send questions to Dr. Brandstadt for future issues.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
A.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Man Beats Franklin In Almanac Sales Geiger Tops Ben
Ray Geiger, 56, Lewiston Maine, sells more almanacs than any man in history. He prints 2 750 000 copies of Farmers Almanac 150th edition and 800 000 of The American Farm and Home Almanac. He travels widely, gives 125 speeches yearly, and promotes his five children through the business. The almanac line cites weather forecasts and folklore, echoing ancient traditions.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Benjamin Franklin
Ray Geiger
Notre Dame
Ben Bok
Franklin
Richard
Geiger
Furance
Lewiston
Maine
America
Harry Buie
Florida
Ray
Reagan backers fear he will veer left again
Washington column notes California Republicans waver over Reagan’s shifting ideology before 1966 governorship bid. It cites his early leftist student activities, later ties to GE and antiunion stances, and questions whether his party switch reflected conviction, growth, or money. It also highlights Arthur Goldberg pushing UN protection for embassies after a Syria incident.
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U.N
Arthur Goldberg
Syria
New York City
Goldberg
United Nations
Baytown Sun Advertising Department and Office Details
The Baytown Sun page lists staff roles and office information including names such as Fred Hartman, Joan Wadley, Preston Pendergrass, Beulah Mae Jackson, Paul Putman, Ann B. Pritchett, Corrie Laughlin and others. It notes the Baytown Texas post office and publishing details, subscription rates, and representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives with Associated Press rights and responsibilities.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
Joan Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
John Wadley
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun., Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Fpess
Associated Press
Focal
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Puzzle
A dense word power puzzle lists across and down clues with varied terms from rescues expunge and swagger to Latin hope and Gaelic roots. It includes biblical, geographic and linguistic hints for a broad crossword style challenge.
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Upper
Iim
Former ITU Head Randolph Dies at 74 in Colorado
Woodruff Randolph, 74, who led the International Typographical Union from 1944 to 1958, died of a heart ailment Monday at the Union Printers Home Hospital in Colorado Springs. He retired as CEO in 1958 and had lived in Florida and Indiana. A former president of Chicago Union No. 16, Randolph was elected secretary of the international union in 1928. burial is planned in Indianapolis with arrangements incomplete.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Woodruff Randolph
International Typographical Union
Union Printers Home Hospital
Randolph
ITU
Florida
Indiana
Chicago Union No. 16
Internaiional Union
Indianapolis
Win at Bridge Play of Hand Is Two Edged
Oswald and James Jacoby explain a bridge hand where East West were vulnerable and the contract 3NT after a sequence of passes. The defense began with the queen on the opening lead as declarer faced a two edged endgame with tricky choices.
Endplay and squeeze unfold in a tricky bridge hand
South opened with eight top tricks in a three no trump contract and could reach 11 with favorable suit breaks. The hand featured a spade squeeze and a misplayed jack by East on a diamond defense. An expert explained how alternate lines could defeat South or force a break to endplay East, detailing the required spade and heart sequences.
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South
East
West
Wes
Bridge bidding puzzle asks for sequence after double
In a bridge scenario from Lae EL TD, after the opening bid and a sequence ending in four diamonds with partner doubling, determine the best plan. The clue highlights a strong three spade opening and a singleton diamond, prompting a decision on whether to bid six spades or take another action.
Answering title for a public ceremony role
The quiz defines master of ceremonies as a gender neutral term and suggests addressing a presiding person as mistress of ceremonies if a woman. It contrasts traditional usage with inclusive language and questions how formal titles are applied.
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