Royal baby title puzzle and a royal abdication tale
A News of the World report discusses potential titles for Princess Margaret's forthcoming child and Queen Elizabeth's possible wish to name Prince Philip prince consort. The piece recalls Prince Albert as former prince consort and notes public ambivalence about monarchy abolition, while affirming the symbolic role of royalty in Britain.
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Margaret
Prince Philip
News of the World
London Sunday
Elizabeth
Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Harold Macmillan
Princess Margaret
Anthony Armstrong-Jones
Prince
Prince Albert
Queen Victoria
Edward
England
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Commonwealth
Great Britain
Church of England
Correcting an Oversight in Filling House Vacancies
The article notes a constitutional omission on filling House vacancies by election and the push to allow gubernatorial appointment in national emergencies. It cites nuclear threat as the reason for reform, with government and private groups urging an amendment to permit governors to appoint House members during crises.
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United States
House of Representatives
House
Congress
Berlin Crisis Awakens U S Resolve With Speeches
President Kennedy commands a 1500 man battle group into Berlin while Vice President Johnson visits. Willy Brandt warns the U S must act beyond words as Berlin braces for Soviet threats. Johnson tells Brandt to push West Germany for its own military buildup. Brandt notes he cannot vote in Bundestag. Johnson urges speeches.
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Berlin
Willy Brandt
United States
Brandt
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Johnson
West Germany
Bundestag
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listing excerpt
Fragmentary masthead for Baytown Sun shows publication details, staff roles, and advertising layout. Text includes names like Fred Hartman Tim Boone Beulah Mae Jackson and John Wadley Pan Putman, with rates and postal information, but many words are garbled or repeated.
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Fred Hartman
Tim Boone
Eesepeeeetas
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Sencase Seavedeee
Eeditor
Sass -Cirrculation
Inside Khrushchev Summer Home A Diana of Seaside Talks
Drew Pearson recalls a lengthy interview with Nikita Khrushchev at his Black Sea summer home. The visit featured swimming demonstrations, a belt for Khrushchev, and casual country-house hospitality as Pearson and Mrs Pearson stayed with Khrushchev for 36 hours. Mrs Khrushchev was in Moscow, two Khrushchev grandchildren named Nikita appeared, and an informally hosted guest-house complex housed other Soviet dignitaries nearby.
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Washington
Premier Khrushchev
Georgia
McCloy
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Ukraine
Pearson
Supreme Soviet Council
Khrushchev
White House
Parade Magazine
Victor Sukhodrev
Georgi Khukov
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
Two city slickers in a Wisconsin village pub brag about their dogs to an elderly native. The native nods and reveals a sharper counterpoint, saying his dog runs the local store where theirs would trade, delivering a quiet, comic punch.
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Bennett Cerf
Wisconsin
Shep
Treasury’s borrowing push marks arms debate and rates
New York AP reports that rising defense spending and the federal deficit will lift borrowing needs. Analysts anticipate a slow, gradual rise in interest rates as Treasury sells short term securities and lenders adjust. Demand for loans may stay modest even with a broader economic revival. Public war jitters and arms spending could influence credit conditions, but a sharp rate jump is not expected.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Khrushchev
Siberia
Marcus Nadler
Hanover Bank of New York
Oither
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Homework Debate Among First Six Graders
Washington AP reports a National Educational Association poll finds only 4 percent of teachers favor homework for first six grades. Ten percent oppose, with many undecided. About one third oppose homework in the first three grades. Proponents suggest about three hours weekly for grades one to three and five hours for grades four to six.
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Washington (Ap
Johnny
Susie
National Educational Association
NEA Journal
Verse of Hope and Christ’s Glorious Appearing
A Bible verse from Titus 2 13 speaks of the blessed hope and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Savior Jesus Christ.
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God
Jesus Christ
How Do You Stand
James Reston of The New York Times is challenged for belittling simple answers to global hostility. The column argues beliefs in God and morality are essential, and that liberal calls for complex solutions ignore human flaws. The author insists on divine origin of moral law and individual discipline as keys to world survival. How do you stand, sir?
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New York
Harvard
Maine
Pearl Harbor
China
Tangle
Washington
James Reston
New York Times
Goldwater
Reston
James Restons
Pants Wearing Women Ugly To Europeans
Los Angeles report quotes fashion designer Charles Le Maire saying over seas women in pants are labeled ugly Americans. He warns that slacks and capris worn while sightseeing at shrines fuel Communist propaganda against the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
Charles LeMaire
LeMaire
American Guild of Creative Fashion Designers
South in Three Notrump and the Duck of Spades
In a bridge hand West led spades to the jack queen sequence, South won with the queen and played clubs then finessed, letting the king win. West later cashed four spades to defeat the contract. The key lesson is that South should have ducked the opening spade, assuming East held two spades, to enable a nine trick set with three hearts, two diamonds, and four clubs.
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South
West
Declarer
East
Ires Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle 40088 Clues Mixed Across and Down
Crossword entries include memore dum dashes ups and downs and clues such as A Marx brother and Mojave. Answers span across and down from Twilight to Roman date with several language fragments and mixed hints.
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Mangler
Cyclades Island
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Gene Bearden
Warren Lahr
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University of North Carolina
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Lincoln
Hermdon
Dotto of
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Adolf Hitler
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