Congress Policing Congress Fails to Reform Itself
Editorial recalls Sen. Neuberger's demand for self policing in Congress and notes long ignored proposals by Neuberger and Case for income and financial disclosures. It cites Baker’s Senate disclosures saga and Jordan committee hearings, contrasting quick action on executive ethics with inaction on legislative ethics. Congress shows no real interest in self reform.
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Richard L. Neuberger
Oregon
Democrat
Congress
Senate
Neuberger
Palm Beach
Maurine Neuberger
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Comptroller General
Sen. Neuberger
B. Everett Jordan
North Carolina
Senate Rules Committee
Robert G. Baker
Baker
Senate Democrats
Capitol Vending Co
Capital
Jordan Committee
Fiee
Case
Jordan
Kennedy
Chicago underworld murders haunt police efforts
William J. Dru ry and Captain Connely faced mob linked cases around James J. Ragen and the Continental Race Wire. Witnesses faded or silenced by fear as Kefauver probes neared. Unsolved murders of Ragen and gambling figures linger, illustrating the price of challenging organized crime in Chicago. Eisenhower’s birthday notes and political chatter follow, with Kennedy dinner recollections and party figures like George Meany urging voter registration. Nixon’s private outreach to reporters adds to a broad Washington panorama.
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Drew Pearson
Chicago
Heer
Joe Valachi
Prilice
FBI
James J. Ragen
Underworld
Athy
Tom Clark
Ragen
Pershing Road
State Street
Mem- Jake
Ine Valachi
Jun
Irm Guzik
Lu Traywvidson
Prem
Are
Erator
William
J. Drufry
Thomas Connel Dy
Estes Kefauver
Drury
Kefauver
Dae Ty
John E. , Babb
Cook County
Babb
Charles Fischetti
Old Capone
Frank Nitti
Tuoby Gilbert
Sunders
Addison Street
Eral
Eisenhower
Hershey
Ike
White House
Arthur Courshon
Washington Federal Savings and Loan
Miami Beach
Kennedy
Fraile Selassie
Lihapia
Courshon
Barbara
Aftensani
Daria Alene
Ohio
George Meany
Suras
Dick Nixon
Henry Taylor
Switzer Dant
Wendell Willkie
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues and Errors
Puzzle fragment lists scattered clues with garbled spellings and numbers. Names like Columbus ships and an English author appear among broken entries, suggesting a partial, misread crossword page with unclear across hints and mis-typed terms.
Try and Stop Me and Other Fragments From a Column
A scattered OCR read includes Mrs Hatfield claiming the Washington monument is a fraud after a Washington visit. A Canadian magazine notes a cheerful young housewife who catsits for a neighbor’s boy, plus a minister seeking aid for a church fund. Two very short poems appear, Ogden Nash’s The Bronx No thenx and an anonymous line about fleas.
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Ogden Nash
Bronx
Adam
Julie Andrews revels in marriage motherhood and career
New York AP reports English actress Julie Andrews says she is happier than ever, thanks to three joyful sources: marriage to Tony Walton, motherhood with Emma Kate, and a thriving career. She discusses past Broadway days, film plans, and her sunny outlook.
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New York
Julie Andrews
Yve
Julie
Tony Wallon
Emma Kate
Audrey Hepburn
London
Broadway
On This Date in History October Thirty-First, 1963
On this date in 1517 Martin Luther posted his Ninety Five Theses in Wittenberg. Reformation Day marks the event. Also noting 1674 Dutch evacuated New York and 1804 Philadelphia frigate disaster. Nevada admitted as 36th state. Roosevelt dedicated projects at Donora and Cuba crisis context. Britain and Cyprus events. Menon removed as Indian defense minister.
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Wittenberg
Germany
New York
U.S
Philadelphia
Tapoli
Nevada
Tn Ahu
Franklin Sevelt
Donura
Pasago
Russia
Cyprus
Nehni
Krishna Menon
Bible Verse Echoes Prophetic Warning in Acts 3:23
The verse warns that every soul who does not hear the prophet will be cut off from among the people. This reflects a strong call to heed divine messenger and endure consequence for rejection.
Today in History and trivia from the grab bag
A scrambled quiz style page mentions events at La Quoin TIH a poet and a Bible name Ham and a Johanus dish a war involving King Idomoeneus and a modern Oklahoma City landmark called The Flame of Religious Freedom designed by Duane Conner completed in 1856. It notes Washingtons first military commission in 1352 and references a trotting race with Henry Hatlam Breens and others.
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Tih
Johanus
Idomoeneus
Duane “Conner
Eth Street
Walder Avenue
Oklahoma
Cty
Colonie
Complex critique of Kennedy era foreign aid policy and Onassis ties
A critical column questions Kennedy’s foreign aid restrictions and the New Frontier stance on nations shipping materials to Castro. It links Aristotle Onassis to Cuban trade, notes Roosevelt Jr’s commerce role, and warns of possible law action if U S aid funds were misused, while urging accountability.
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Castro
Cuba
Congress
Kennedy
Ipmpreg
Tis Free World
Onnasis
Christina
Thal
Roosevelt
Elong
Pentec
Onnanis
Roosevel
Jury Deliberates On Slant-Hole Oil Well Suit
The state seeks more than 325 million in penalties in a 32.5 million slant-hole suit against five East Texas oilmen. Jurors resume deliberations in the Hartington case, one of many civil penalty actions from a directional drilling probe. Defendants include Hartington and others from Green County. The attorney general urges a severe penalty to deter future conduct.
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Reid Aligoud
Douglas Godfrey
J. W. Eaton
Green “County
Cécil Rotsch
Texas
Rotsch
Vane
Monkey
Hartington
Wood County
Know Your Bridge East dealer and defensive concepts
A bridge defense article discusses how good defense hinges on the correct overall view of the hand. It analyzes a four spades scenario, signaling with the eight for club continuation, and the impact of second hand play on defeating the contract.
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King
West
Declarer
Bouth
Ares Syndicate: Inc
editor publisher vs general manager court case names
Fred Hartman James H Hate Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mac Jackson Robert K Gilmore Editor and Publisher v General Manager Managing Editor Office Manager Circulation Director John Wadley Paul Pitman Corre Laughin
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hate
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mac Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Os Office
John Wadley
Paul Pitman
Corre Laughin
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