Be Careful Over Labor Day Holiday Gov Daniel Warns
Editorial cites Governor Price Daniel urging careful driving for Labor Day weekend as Texas faces 72 dangerous hours. DPS reports 1,342 highway deaths this year, 4 percent below last year’s pace, while Baytown and Waco groups organize patrols and coffee stations to curb reckless motorists.
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Price Daniel
Texas
Texas Department of Public Safety
Department of Public Safety
Mers
Baytown
Roy Montgomery
Baytown Jaycees
Waco
Jaycees
Anleyes
Everywhere By Hal Boyle Assignment: Everywhere By Hal Boyle
New York AP column humorously chronicles life changes after age 40. A friend’s question prompts a survey of shifting habits and perspectives as middle age arrives, from diet and hobbies to weather, politics, and finances, with sly observations on aging.
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New York
Did You Know Augustus Caesar Was the Fret Emperor
A quirky note claims Augustus Caesar was the fret emperor of Rome. The statement blends history with a playful spelling variant.
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Augustus Caesar
Rome
Bible Verse A Northbound Highway West of Chattanooga
A northbound highway and two southbound highways run westward through Chattanooga Tennessee for a short distance. Nearby roads form a Y shaped pattern with the main route heading west. Local map notes describe minimal traffic impact in this segment as of publication.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Baytown Sun Editor and Publisher Roles Listed
The Baytown Sun lists staff positions including Editor and Publisher, Baskness Manager, Managing Editor, Office Manager and Circulation Manager. The notice outlines roles and responsibilities within the newspaper's editorial and operations departments.
Ellender’s office, a museum of world trophies
Drew Pearson reports Senator Allen Ellender of Louisiana has amassed a vast collection of artifacts and curios during trips abroad while bills sit stalled. The piece mocks Ellender as neglecting farm legislation to roam globally at taxpayer expense, listing diverse items from several continents.
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Clinton Anderson
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Try and Stop Me ICE IN INDIA
An old legend tells of a giant cobra terrorizing villages within a hundred miles until a holy man preached non-violence. He supposedly converted the cobra, which then became peaceful but was beaten by villagers and scolded for hissing.
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India
Washington to Middle State Dept Block Cuban Congo Steps
A critical view of the State Department middle echelon impeding U.S. policy from Cuba to Congo. It cites Dulles and Herter tensions, secrecy, and reliance on the OAS, with cautions on Congo and a pattern of cautious, sometimes pro UN actions that hinder assertive U.S. strategy.
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Safety Tips From Accident Facts Yearbook
A 19 percent edition of Accident facts from the National Safety Council notes that people thrown from cars in crashes are far likelier to die than occupants who stay inside. Cornell University finds seat belts halve injury risk, and the council warns even low speed city driving carries fatal risk for belt-less motorists.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Cornell University
Arond
Television Log Overview From Lape TV Da
The log lists daytime and evening programs including News Sign Off MATORDAY MORNING Farm Journal Morning Devotional George Roesner Early Bird Theater National Anthem Cartoon Carnival Week in Galveston and sports content with Major League Baseball coverage.
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George Roesner
Early Bird Theater
Galvesteo
Eeee
Dusty Pees
Eckle
Boy Soldiers of Fortune
Sky King Darlings Clubhouse
Rookie and Friends
Seventeen magazine and teen girl spendings in 1940s Charleston
The Charleston Daily Mail reviews Seventeen magazine's portrait of teenage girls, noting their priorities from boys to fashion and future careers. It highlights that these teens have about four billion dollars in annual spending power yet little to wear or activities beyond phones, suggesting such trends will fade with time as Labor Day approaches.
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Charleston
W. VA
Daily Mail
Magne
Daily Crossword Clue List From Farm Implement to Biblical Names
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Know Your Bridge Opening Lead in Four Article Muddle
A fragmented bridge hands discussion notes that declarers exploit opponents by inviting errors. The text mentions a four person team event and a misfired defense, with partial phrases indicating West over called and a sequence of plays. It preserves focus on psychology of play and error opportunities.
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West
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