Rules Panel Blocks Bills in Congress Take a Stand
Editorial notes the House Rules Committee under Howard Smith blocks legislation by not calling meetings. It contrasts Smith’s power with the broader impact on education funding and cites a satirical proposal about cows on government land. It also surveys a future tax machine and a fad for gas lights revived in Washington neighborhoods.
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Congress
House Rules Committee
Howard Smith
Virginia
Smith
Capitol Hill
Aarconti
Washington
Frank Thompson
New Jersey
Everywhere By Hal Boyle Assignment: Everywhere By Hal Boyle
New York AP Hal Boyle reflects on 17 years as a daily columnist and the allure of writing about people. He describes the shift from frontline war reporting to civilian life and the joy found in everyday human stories, insisting the reward lies in people, not money or fame.
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New York
North Africa
Sicily
Salerno
Italy
Don Marquiz
Ike
Ian
Eisenhower
Dublin
U. S
Philadelphia
Ireland
Penansylvania Herald
American Museum
Hia
Muskie Becares
Maine
Jer
Baytown Sun masthead and contact details in print
The Baytown Sun masthead lists staff roles and contact information including editor publisher and office manager. It notes publication details, address in Baytown Texas, and rates. it also mentions national representation and republication rights with boilerplate post date.
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Baytown
Texas
Drew Pearson Vacation Echoes Caribbean Clash With Dictators
The column notes editor Dick Anderson as writer while Drew Pearson is away. It accuses Latin diplomats of weak policy toward Castro in Cuba and Trujillo in the Dominican Republic, citing defections, covert plots, and possible exile plans. It critiques State Department handling and mentions Nixon, Dulles, and other officials in past Caribbean interactions.
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White Drew Pearson
Dick Anderson
Washington
Castro
Cuba
Trujilly
Sean Atep
Rim
Sierra Maesta
Aelien
Florida
Mexico
Themaelves
Aman
Bes Forse 4
Caribbean
Sierra Maestray
Petra Luis Diaz Sanz
Frankie Fiorini
Lang
Trujillo
Nixon
Uhen
Mamie Misenhower
Gordon Moore
John Foster Dulles
John Hinshaw
State Department
Drew Pear
Ate
Drew
Henchman
Frnesto
Che
Gueverra
Nasser
Panama Canal
Bogota
Colombia
South America
United States
Shaw’s Aura Grows as Royalties Surpass Shaw’s Life
Bernard Shaw estate earns larger royalties from My Fair Lady and other revivals in America and England than Shaw did in life. Priestley recalls meeting him at the Grand Canyon and notes Shaw’s unimpressed gaze, while Shaw’s letters to Pat Campbell reveal his wordy wit.
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America
England
Bernard Shaw
G.B.S
Mr. Shaw
J. B. Priestley
Grand Canyon
Priestley
Shaw
Pat Campbell
Georgie
Bennett Carl
King Features Syndicate
TODAY'S GRAB BAG BY NAN JONES CENTRAL PRESS WRITER
A collage quiz column asks about a New Connecticut state name history and a mystery heart inscription, recalls a catastrophe involving Gen John J Pershing's wife and daughters, and quizzes readers on Austrasia and related terms. It features literary notes on Anatole France and a historical publishing figure, plus a word on tolerance and cautious language.
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New Connecticut
John J. Pershing
Washington Defectors and the Mitchell Martin Case
Two congressional committees probe the Mitchell and Martin defection from NSA code clerks. The piece argues the core issue is a broader failure of security culture, not merely individual treason, with references to Eisenhower era security and the Beatnik milieu as contributing factors.
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Washington
Congress
House Armed Services Committee
National Security Agency
Eisenhower
House UN - American Activities Committee
Supreme Court
Civiliberties
Inyuiry
Igor Gouzenko
United States
Canada
Bernon F. Mitchell
William H. Martin
Broadway
Greenwich Village
Soviet Union
Mitchell
Martin
West Coast
NSA
Bernon Mitchell
New York
Eureka
California
Bernon
Wright Bertold Brecht
Mis
Constitution Avenue
Washington Post
Do Not Let Pets Watch TV Warns Savannah News
Veterinary psychiatrists urge caution as studies link long TV viewing to neuroses in dogs cats and birds. They argue the flicker and certain programs strain animal minds, illustrating further the rift between humans and animals.
Letters on bigotry and editorials spark Baytown debate
A reader cites Webster’s definition of bigot to argue intolerance appears in many groups including Catholics Democrats Republicans and some ministers. Paul Stephens urges editor Hartman to avoid biased usage in a cartoon. The letter advocates balanced front page coverage and questions partisan bias in reporting.
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Paul Stephens
Second Baptist Church
Democratic Cal
Republican
Sorghum Production Increase Forecast in Texas
The Agriculture Department forecasts Texas sorghum production at 276.4 million bushels, up from 248.7 million last month. Other Texas crops on Sept. 1 show varied changes from a month and a year prior, with corn, rye, and other figures listed, while a separate Richmond report notes mail carrier Eugene Harden wary of cats in yards and homes after a tabby bit his fingers.
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Washington
Texas
Agriculture Department
Richmond, Va
Eugene C. Harden
Ducking the Spade: Declarer Play in a Darkness Scenario
In a north south bridge deal the five of spades lead prompts analysis of two play paths. If South ducks the ten of spades the contract is made with spade 6 2 or 4 4 splits or even West hold fives, provided East has king of clubs. The article notes the declarer must assume adverse distributions and choose plays that keep the contract alive when the defense is unknown.
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Declarer
South
East
West
Ines Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Mixed With Answers
The page shows a daily crossword puzzle with across and down clues, lists several numbered word prompts from 1 to 41 and mismatched or garbled fragments referencing languages, regions, and wordplay hints typical of a newspaper puzzle. It includes stray letters and partial answers from yesterday and remnants of clue numbering, offering a snapshot of a puzzle page with OCR errors.
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Internal Revenue System
Martinsburg
W. Va
Georgetown
Fogory Bottom
Hal Boyle
Baytown Sun
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Bred Hartman
Cccescees
Jin Boone
Preston Pendergram
Beviah Mas Jackson
Ad. T. Bowling
Terrai Teeees
Roger Amdali
John Wadiey
Veesesdacagess
Corrie Laughlin
Veewseeneenes
Bun
Houston
Time
Loc. P. O
Fant
Hev
Drew Pearson
Bennett Cerf
Nan Jones
Central Press
Anatole
France
Folk OF Fame
U.S
Nemea
Happy
Marguerite Church of
Tikinows
Claudette Colbert
Ate Tress
John 3
Zanaibar
Afra
Mary Tidor
Charle- Utd
Geer
Dale Wapayy AanvaH-twy Gae—T
Savannah Morning News
Mr. Hartman
Fred Hartman
Baytown, Texas
Fred
Kennedy-Johnson
B. Say Becker
North
North Ass
Daily Crossword
Documenta
Wit
Jane
Tantalum
Guam
Akitten
Speedy
India
Teuton
Volcante
Father
Abyss
Tree's
Mars Shadow
College Flax Don
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