Nixon Moves Again Not Running But Shaping GOP Voice
Editorial discusses Richard Nixon’s post‑Brown California governorship, his insistence he will not run in 1964, and his plan to influence GOP strategy. It notes his future convention role, possible backroom influence, residence move to New York, and speculation on whether he might reconsider if convention stalemates occur.
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Richard M. Nixon
Agai
Edmund G. Brown
California
Nixon
Kennedy
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Report From Washington on the Kennedy test ban push
Washington report credits John McCone Everett Dirksen John Pastore William Fulbright and others for backing the test ban treaty while Dr Edward Teller led a faction to oppose it. The piece notes Teller’s ties to defense contractors and contrasts his view with that of Hans Bethe and Stan Ulam, and highlights CIA Director John McCone convincing the Senate committee that Teller lacked full facts.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Kennedy
John McCone
Central Intelligence
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Atomic Energy Commmission
Es Air Force
Edward Teller
Feller
Sen
Russell Long
D-La
National Press Club
Dr. Teller
Leo Suzilard
Robert Oppenheimer
Teller
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
Stennis
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Henry Jackson
D Wash
Teer
Stan Ulam
CIA
Stuart Symington
D-Ma
McCone
Widows Kefauver rules out Senate bid
Washington AP reports Nancy Kefauver widow of Sen Estes Kefauver D Tenn says she will not run for the Senate claiming she is not trained or qualified for public office despite prior mentions as a candidate. In New York AP notes John Daly's wife Virginia Warren Daly gave birth to a 6 pound 1 ounce boy at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital joining their month old son. Formosa AP marks Dr HH Kung former premier of Nationalist China turning Sith birthday while in Formosa. Seoul Korea AP notes former Premier Yo Chan Tiger Song begins campaign from a Seoul jail cell with tape recorded speeches to be broadcast nationwide for the Oct 15 vote.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Senate
Bmirs
Nancy Kefauver
U.S. Senate
New York
John Daly
Virginia
Taipei
Formosa
HH. Kung
China
Kung
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Seoul
Korea
Yo-Chan Tiger Song
South Korea
Song
Daily Crossword Puzzle Down 3 Wash 2 CGim's
A compact clue note lists crossword entries including the down clue Wash and a cryptic line referencing CGim's and a lever. The fragment signals a puzzle page item with brief crossfill hints and puzzle mechanics.
Puzzle of the Versiscator Regis and a Sunny Remnant of Erie
A jumble of trivia and clues asks about the Versiscator Regis Hegg Foundation sociometry and Messines village fame. It references Balboa and Perry battles, a national monument in Erie and Oliver Hazard Perry as hero. It notes a quiz tone with birthday shoutouts and a historical prompt about World War I statues.
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Hegg Foundation
Messines
U.S
Erie
Oliver Hazard Perry
How Do You Stand by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater discusses free speech rights and responsibilities under the First Amendment. He cites Holmes and Schenck, condemns false fire rhetoric, and urges high level public discourse while defending vigorous debate and opposing unfounded accusations. He asks readers to consider their stance on free expression.
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Barry Goldwater
Waslington
United States
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
Schenck
University of Georgia
Wally Butts
Alabama
Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant
Butts
Congress
America
Bible Verse James 1 21
A concise scripture excerpt urges readers to lay apart all filthiness and superfluity of naughtiness and receive with meekness the engrafted word which can save your souls. The verse emphasizes moral purification and internal receptivity to divine teaching.
Findley Warns of Government News Control Risks
U.S. Congressman Paul Findley, a former newspaper man, condemns government press releases as a danger to press freedom. He cites FCC and Agriculture Department moves toward public news services and warns such state control could replace private agencies, reduce competition, and end honest reporting.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Crewcut
Paul Findley
Downstate
Linois
20Th
Findley
House
Lee Loevinger
Federal Communications Commission
Broadcast News Association
UPI
Loevinger
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Agriculture Department
PAM News Corp
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Freeman
the Publishers Association
U.S
Soviet Union
Mass
Congressman Findley
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
Understanding the unseen cards in a bridge hand
The 1963 bridge problem shows North South East West bidding and defense. Bob and Jim Sharples of England defend cleverly, with West feeding a heart ace and a trump shift. East misreads layout, West’s ace of clubs and South’s ace of diamonds misplay.
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Bob
Jim Sharples
England
West
Bob Sharples
Declarer
South
East
Sharples
Ives | Syndicate
Tas
Letters To The Editor Baytown Sept 22 1963
Mr Fred Hartman Editor Sir Mrs Dix failed to mention the entertainment at city council meetings These sessions resemble a three ring circus with a whip cracking councilman a genial ring-master and a wary tight rope walker The rest of the council struggles to keep decorum while the mayor aims to conduct business not showmanship
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Cea
John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin
Names listed likely as individuals in a fragmentary notice or item. no events dates or roles clearly identifiable. The readable surface shows John Wadley, Paul Putman, Corrie Laughlin as proper nouns requiring confirmation of context.
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John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
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