Washington Discusses JFK Budget Surpassing One Hundred Billion
Washington talks hinge on Kennedy's 1964 budget with projections near 102 billion, driven by defense and aid. Officials tie the upswing to an election year and insist tax cuts are needed to raise revenue. Foreign aid faces deep cuts in Congress, drawing criticism and labeling it an “apparent economy.”
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Congress
Washington
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Administration
House
Senate
Otis Pike
N.Y
Man named dog after congressman draws votes
Rep Charles E Chamberlain of Michigan received a letter from a Flint family praising him by naming their blond cocker spaniel Mr Charles E Chamberlain. The congressman bets the gesture might help with votes though he jokes about being called a dog’s best friend.
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Charles E. Chamberlain
R.mich
Flint, Mich
Michael
Rep. Chamberlain
Powell political fire finds possible Puerto Rico ties
In Washington and Madrid, Drew Pearson and Fulton Lewis Jr report on Pope John’s evolving stance toward Franco era Spain and church labor relations, while Adam Clayton Powell faces a potential bid challenge from J Raymond Jones amid Harlem politics. Powell's future may hinge on Puerto Rico statehood advocacy and GOP discord.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Harlem
J. Raymond Jones
Powell
Jones
Dwight Eisenhower
Adam Powell
James Farmer
Farmer
Congress On Racial Equality
CORE
Louisiana
Dump Powell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Subile
Roy Wilkins
New York City
Wilkins
U.S
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Luis Munoz-Marin
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf Se 528 Tinkle
A humorous tale about a extremely wealthy Dallasite who discovers his seven year old lighting a cigarette with a thousand dollar bill. He punishes the boy and admonishes him for being old enough to cook.
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Tinkle
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listing
The Baytown Sun Inc shows Fred Hartman as Editor and Publisher James H Hale as General Manager and Managing Editor Corrie Laughlin keys and organizational roles listed with staff positions including Retail Manager National Manager and Office Manager. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Baytown Texas Post Office and published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Weersee Seveneey
Robert K. Gilmore
Enbenes
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Texans In Washington
U S federal judge Paul Kilday of the Court of Military Appeals, a San Antonio native, writes a major ruling on a court martial case involving a Marine private. The decision allows a non lawyer to defend military personnel and urges Congress to require lawyers in serious cases. Everett Hutchinson of the ICC, a Eisenhower appointee, returns from Alaska hearings as Alaska’s railroad shifts under ICC jurisdiction. Miss Verita Korth, 18, daughter of Sec. Navy Korth, is chosen queen of the President’s Cup Regatta with Lt. Jack Darnell, a Pentagon DIA officer, escorting her. Miss Elec tra Waggoner Biggs completes the court.
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U.S. Court of Military Appeals
San Antonio
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Congress
Everett Hutchinson
The
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Alaska
Alaskan Railroad
Interior Department
Commission
Verita Korth
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Fort Worth
Navy
Pentagon
Defense Intelligence Agency
Jack Darnell
Abilene
Korth
Electra Waggoner Biggs
Texas
Varona
Darnell
McMurray College
Comedy of Errors hand shines in New York bridge match
In a New York event between the United States and a visiting side, a hand from a West dealer game elicits dramatic commentary. South opens hearts. the play reveals West’s eight of diamonds as a key card. The audience sees four hands on screen while North–South vulnerabilities shape risky lines and trump decisions.
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HOAC
United States
Church
South
New York
o#ly
North
King
Declarer
Read
Dummy
East
West
Ybearte Ires Syndicate. Inc
Balcony and city of Emperor Maximilian’s Tyrol history
A long feature describes a famous late Gothic balcony overlooking a town square in Innsbruck Tyrol with three stories of an oriel window. It notes Emperor Maximilian built the roof in 1500 to watch festivals and minstrels below and asks which balcony this is and its city.
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Austria
Tyrol
Jan Arsenal
Maximilian
Hapsburg
Holy Roman Empire
Population trends shape long term economic planning
Analysts say future school needs jobs and housing depend on marriage and birth rates. The Census Bureau notes a drop in births per woman in recent years, while teens aging into adulthood may lift marriages. but uncertainty remains about how fast population will grow and how many children will result.
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Sam Dawson
Business News
Anaalyst
New York
APP
Census Bureau
United States
Heart President Outlines Progress At Texas Heart Meeting
Dr. John J. Sampson of San Francisco, president-elect of the American Heart Association, said cell research holds great promise for treating heart disease. He noted new understanding of digitalis action on heart electrical currents and muscle contraction, remarks made during the Texas Heart Association annual meeting in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Digitalis
Sampson
Texas Heart Association
Hollywood Star Herbert Marshall recalls golden era and wartime change
AP writer recalls Herbert Marshall in Beverly Hills reflecting on Rolls Royces and gowns of Hollywood’s past. He laments fewer drawing room films, discusses television work and a possible Sunset Strip series, and recalls career with Dietrich and Crawford while noting British peers and friends. He mentions wartime service and a life with his wives.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
Hollywood
Herbert Marshall
Beverly Hills
Raymond Massey
Dee Anne Rahman
Marshall
Edna Best
Paramount
England
Josef von Sternberg
Clive Brook
von Sternberg
Clive
Tirls
Dietrich
Shearer
Crawford
Davis
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across List and Clues
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New York Harbor
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