Democratic split haunts Kennedy over foreign aid and Medicare
Editorial argues Kennedy faces a three party dynamic with Southern Democrats breaking ranks to join Republicans. It cites Medicare defeat in 1962 and the 585 million foreign aid cut as examples, noting many Southern and border Democrats sided with Republicans. Goldwater recalls Kennedy voting for aid cuts in the 1950s.
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Congress
Senate
Southern
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Eisenhower
Report From Washington on War Remnants and Russia Trust
Drew Pearson reflects on war ruins seen in the AEgean and Gallipoli graves, contrasts past battles with modern atomic war, and weighs Kennedy’s pursuit to curb future conflict by assessing Russia’s trustworthiness and post Stalin era relations through to the 1950s. He cites Thessalonians 2 10 and notes treaties formed after Stalin’s death in 1953.
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Salonika
Lemnos
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Dardanelles
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Black Sea
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Russia
Washington
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Stalin
Kremlin
Lester Alford Receives Diploma From La Salle Extension
Lester M. Alford of 503 N Fifth has earned a diploma in traffic and transportation from La Salle Extension University Chicago. He has 20 years with Humble Oil and Refining Co and completed nine hours in business administration at Lee College. Active in youth work he served as assistant director of Week and vice president of Little League, chaired District 26 Youth Appreciation Week, and is VP of Harris County Youth Scholarship Foundation. LaSalle, a major correspondence school, notes over one million enrollees since 1905.
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Humble Oil and Refinning Co
la Salle
Lee College
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District 26
Harris County Youth Scholarship Foundation
Optimist Clubs
Harris County
LaSalle Extension University
National Home Study Council
Washington, D.C
LaSalle
Odd bridge endgame in six clubs versus six notrumps
In a team match two players bid slam at both tables. One table reached six clubs and went down while the other reached six notrumps and made. With heart lead, the key question was how to play clubs to lose only one trick. The analyst discusses probabilistic finesse choices and which opponent holdings justify the queen over the ten.
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East
Teatres Syndicate
Lac
Try and Stop Me and the Backstage Knee Incident
A KING hurt his knee backstage at a recent benefit performance and swore he made no sound when he fell. A nearby lawyer offered to sue the theatre owners for a hundred thousand dollars. The lawyer’s fee proposal: if they lose, no money. if they win, the client pays nothing. A Texas caller pleads to replace towels at the Stanhope Hotel after a laundry mishap.
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King
Today’s Grab Bag Q and A from Central Press
Quick quiz and notes from a 20th century newspaper page featuring trivia prompts about Washington’s capital, an ill tree, the Old Guard, a galoot, birthday wishes for notable figures, and a feature on a famous volcano. Includes a watch-your-language word, a future forecast, and a few historical tidbits.
Compulsory arbitration reshapes rail labor talks in year
New York AP reports compulsory arbitration for rail labor disputes signals a broader shift in labor management relations. unions seek job security amid automation while management pushes cost cuts and new methods. industry patterns show bonuses for automation, extended vacations, and continuous negotiations influencing overtime and moonlighting amid unemployment fears.
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New York
Congress
Kaiser Steel
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Mrs Franssen Honored By Women Leaders Roundtable
J Franssen of the State Reserve Life Insurance agency in Baytown has qualified for membership in the Women Leaders Roundtable. The organization honors achievement of women agents in life underwriting with 200 members approved for 1963 membership.
Stand Against Welfare Cheaters, Byrd Leads Probe
Barry Goldwater contends U S taxpayers are drained by welfare cheats. He cites Sen. Robert Byrd as driving a district and national audit that found 57 percent of DC aid for families with dependent children was improperly awarded, with estimated $60 million annually misspent nationwide. The piece urges broader reform and enforcement.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Senate
Byrd
District of Columbia
Senate Appropriations Committee
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington Daily News
HEW
Montana
North Dakota
Sen. Byrd
Sen Byrd
World oil reserves outlook shifts toward wider supply
World Oil magazine reports a shift from overwhelming reserves to a more manageable outlook. Global demand is expected to rise from 27 million barrels daily to 56 million by 1975, with U S demand growing about 24 percent yearly and overseas regions about 8 percent. Western Europe could rely on oil for six percent of energy by 1975, while U S oil’s share remains steady despite foreign demand gains.
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Houston
World Oil Magazine
United States
U.S
Western Europe
Local names listed in archival notice
A fragmentary OCR shows a series of personal names: Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Man Jackson Robert K Gilmore John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin. No dates or events accompany the list.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Man Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
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