Texas passes sweeping new laws to curb crime and regulate life
The Texas Legislature enacted 722 laws in the last session many aimed at reducing lawlessness. Key changes empower juvenile courts to try 16 year olds as adults, require origin labeling for imported meat, and allow aliens to own Texas property. Other measures impose fines for unsafe driving on roads and violations of public safety rules, mandate tests for newborns, and expand city powers to pass ordinances.
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Texas
Bible Verse Revelation 21 8 passage summary card
A religious verse cites Revelation 21 8 listing fearful unbelieving murderers idolaters and sorcerers as those having part in the lake of fire and brimstone the second death
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Mars
Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor
An internal staff listing identifies roles including Editor and Publisher, General Manager, Managing Editor, Office Manager, Business Manager, Promotion Manager, and National Manager. It outlines hierarchical duties across a newspaper operation and notes leadership responsibilities.
Insurance Benefits Double For Elderly
Overview of 1965 social security changes offering two protection programs starting July 1 1965 hospital insurance and voluntary medical insurance for those on social security or railroad retirement. Automatic eligibility for hospital insurance with a 3 monthly premium deduction and guidance for enrollment via local social security offices.
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Houston
Rusk
Capitol
Ellender's Civil Rights Record Cited In Charleston Era
Washington columnist Drew Pearson notes Louisiana Senator Allen Ellender's shift from early liberal reforms to strong opposition to civil rights. The piece contrasts his past with present stance, discusses Mississippi and other Deep South registration efforts, and mentions Camille Gravel as a potential opponent and local voting rights enforcement in the South.
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Washington
South
Allen Ellender
Louisiana
Ellender
Huey Long
Russell
Wisconsin
Bob Wagner
New York
Bob Taft
Ohio
Congress
Adar Clayton Powell
Harlem
Claude Pepper
Irving Ives
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Afri
District of Columbia
Elsender
U.S. Senate
Camille Gravel
Sporadically Bird Fight Leaves Ol Al Sympathetic Toward Johnson
In a backyard scene six blue jays dive bomb each other over seed with a cardinal watching. The distraction recalls Lyndon Johnson and a drought news cycle, as the narrator remembers Jimson the divining man and a dry well, blending personal reminiscence with current headlines.
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Ol’ al
Johnson
AL Melinger
Lyndon Johnson
Today’s Grab Bag and Quick Quiz From The Paper
A mixed page fragment asks quiz style questions on measures history Irish Free State miles traveled by Earth in a year coal needed for steel and the first salaried baseball club. It includes a Nash quote and a “Happened Today” note about Jenny Lind 1850 and a Baltimore defense in 1812. Also a spot of fame guessing the Hippodrome site near Hagia Sophia.
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U. S
Irish Free State
Jeany Lind
Castle Garden
New York City
Baltimore
Votive offerings and a grand Egyptian obelisk at Hippo drome
A Greek votive offering to Delphi honors a victory over the Persians. A second monument, an Egyptian granite obelisk with perfect hieroglyphics, was erected by Thutmose I at Helios polis in Lower Egypt about 1,500 years before Christ. Julian the Apostate moved it to Constantinople, and it now rests in the Hippodrome after being dug out from the ground where it had sunk 12 feet. The column invites the reader to name the spot of fame while noting births of O Henry, D A Lawrence, Gherman Titov, Richard Gatling, Alfred Knopf, Arthur Sulzberger, Frank McGee, Maurice Chevalier, Jesse Owens.
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Delphi
Thutmose I
Christ
Heliopolis
Lower
Egypt
Julian
Rome
Constantinople
O. Henry
D. A. Lawrence
Gherman Titov
Richard Gatling
Alfred Knopf
Arthur Sulzberger
Frank McGee
Maurice Chevalier
Jesse Owens
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Decker East Desler
East West vulnerable North South. The bidding shows Souths three hearts and four hearts by partner. West leads king of diamonds, later clubs, and South uses precise play to force a discard ending in East failing to renege. Analyzes overbidding and defense, ending with South making the contract in a careful endgame.
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B. Jay Decker
King of Diamonds
Declarer
King Fear
South
West
East
King Feature Daily Crossword Across and Down
Puzzle clues list for a daily King Feature crossword with across and down entries including Legend, flower extract, three in Spanish, sofa, branch, freeze, steps, Corzvider, pismire, recline, meager, sheepskin tanned with bark, not strict, ocean abbr, dry, ancient Georgia Asia name, showy display college style, some, calls, tropical fruits, framework, shap, obtain, watch chain, samarium sum.
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Georgia
Asia
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