Editorial: Hubert Humphrey a Man Texans Can Like
The piece argues Humphrey, once seen as a northern liberal, proves himself in Texas as a loyal team player who would back Johnson's White House goals. It cites his ADA membership, anti Communist stance, and willingness to act for the Johnson administration, portraying him as a capable vice presidential and potential president. It notes his aim to be a "friendly Texan" and compares him to Miller, asserting Humphrey would be more effective.
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Texas
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson
Humphrey
Sen. Humphrey
Houston
Americans For Democratic Action Movement
ADA
Democratic Party
U.S. Senate
William E. Miller
New York
United States
White House
Culpeper to get updated postcards of town scenes
Culpeper Virginia with a population around 2500 will receive new postcards to replace aging 1930 era images. Local residents and merchants had complained the old Stutz and Essex autos cluttered shopfronts. A photographer will supply Culpeper scenes featuring 1964 fashion and town life. Army Pfc Judson L Haynes and wife Barbara reside at 508 Duriam are listed as assigned to the Third Infantry Division in Germany.
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ARMY
Judson.l. Haynes
Barbara
Duriam
Third Infantry
Germany
Masquerade Romance At Country Club Ends In Costume Swap
A couple at a country club masquerade party ends up with a playful deception. The wife, returning in disguise after an initial home departure, dances with her husband who stays late, while the husband pretends to serve behind the bar using the club bartender’s costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn Straley
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists staff names and roles including Che Payton Fred Hartman James H Haledius Preston Pondertrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore Bil Hartman and others. It notes editorial and advertising department credits, post office filing information, publication schedule and Baytown address. Subscription rates are listed for carrier and yearly terms.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Haledius
Preston Pondertrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bil Hartman
EB Tor
Ton
Castro Invasion Promise Draws Partisan Fury
Fulton Lewis reports controversy over Fidel Castro allegedly assured the U.S. would not invade Cuba. Democratic leaders attack the claim as false while Castro hints at formal agreements with the U.S. and USSR. The piece notes Republican proposals on sanctions and mentions exiles, Goldwater, Talter, and potential party-switch considerations by Thurmond and other Southern Democrats.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Ice
William Afiller
Fidel Castro
United States
Miller
Hubert Tumphrey
Senate
Mike Mansfieldi
Castro
New York Herald Tribune
Barnard Caller
U.S
Collier
Barry Goldwater
John Fitngerald Kent
JFK
Fle
Cuba
Florida
Free ‘T
Goldwater
Ohio
Bob Talter
Taft
Miller Demands Probe Of House Corruption
Washington column details Rep William Miller and 30 House Republicans pressing a probe into alleged irregularities. It cites Miller’s ties to Lockport Felt Co pricing, a Mississippi public relations offer, jukebox lobbying, Wurlitzer connections, and a Bowling Lanes sale with tax issues. It also questions soybean council spending and personnel travel funded by taxpayers. The piece ends with a Biblical quote.
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Jack Anderson
Wiliam Miller
House
Muserestins
Miller
Lockport Felt Co
Phiy
Sippi
Frank Smith
Smith
Congress
A. D. Palmer
Wurlitzer
Fanny Wurlitzer
Busine
Land boom near NASA center reshapes Houston suburbs
Houston proximity to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration site drives land values from 1956 to today. Nassau Bay and Clear Lake City sprawl with 15,424 acres planned, 1,200 homes and 16 office buildings. About 5,000 residents already moved in as executives predict more aerospace growth.
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Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Space Agency
Zeke
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Center Lake
Civilian Space Agency
Rice University
Humble Oil Co
Nassau Bay Development Co
Space Center
Jack Ball
Nassau Bay
Wilbur Clark Hotel Corp
Sheraton Hotel Corp
del Webb
del Webb Construction Co
Humble Oil
Clear Lake City
Fred Starkey Jr
Starkey
Jack Campbell
Clear Lake
Today’s Grab Bag of Trivia From History
On this day in 1692 the last witches were hanged in the American colonies. Notable births include sociologist David Reisman humorist Frank Sullivan racing executive Alfred Vanderbilt actress Martha Scott actor Paul Muni and boxer Ingemar Johansson.
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David Reisman
Frank Sullivan
Alfred Vanderbilt
Martha Scott
Paul Muni
Ingemar Johansson
Ken Aspromonte
Bob Lemon
England's private school named Water Top Yard legacy
Ruth Ramsey notes a famed private school in England linked to Henry VI, with Tudor architecture, a wreath yearly for the king's death, and a playground field once praised by the Duke of Wellington. The piece blends history with quiz prompts and reflective quotes.
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England
Henry VI
Duke of Wellington
Know Your Bridge Gambit Guides Endgame Chance
East West bids reveal a heart gambit in bridge advice. The article explains a declarer must sometimes sacrifice a trick to gain the contract. South misreads the opening lead and loses despite a potential two heart tricks. East West play shows the key is letting East win the heart to access the missing aces and force the contract.
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South
West
Declarer
Dimmy
King Fear
East
Ares Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE
A compact note on yesterday's King Feature crossword puzzle, titled Aaewee, reproduced for reader reference. The item indicates the puzzle's daily publishing and may hint at puzzle theme or clues from the prior day.
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Tait
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P.O
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Arkansas
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Oren Harris
South Carolina
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Europe
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San
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Lockport
N.Y
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Gellerman
Anthony
Parone
Consolidated
Lockport Alley
Internal Revenue
Soybean Council
Council
Howard Roach
Roach
Paris
Agriculture Department
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Copenhagen
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Earl M. Hughes
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Hughes
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O. Lamb
Wiee
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Lamb
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America
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Ruth Ramsey
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