Differences in urging economy versus binding spending
Editorial argues Congress bears ultimate control of the purse strings and that pressuring Kennedy to cut spending risks buck-passing. It notes Byrnes and Curtis pressed for a spending limit with the tax cut, but the House approved the $11 billion tax cut while resisting a hard budget constraint. The piece warns Senate action could derail the cut and recalls Kennedy’s record budget of $98.8 billion.
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Kennedy
Congress
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
House
Ways and Means Committee
Byrnes
Curtis
Senate
White House debates civil rights moves and tax leverage
Report from Washington notes White House soul-searching over race policy and political risk. It describes Southern opposition to civil rights measures, possible trims to FEPC and the private business integration plan, and the strategic role of a tax cut battle in gaining support for civil rights and other programs. Senator Dirksen and GOP blockers loom large.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
White House
Philadelphia
Barry Goldwater
North
South
Justice Department
Birmingham
FEPC
Franklin Roosevelt
Mrs. Murphy
Everett Dirksen
A-Hl
GOP
Dirksen
American Telephone and Telegraph
Communications Satellite Corp
Kefauver
Lel and Tel
Senate
Jek
DeGaulle
U.S
Oar Fish Washes Ashore In Malibu Sea Mystery
A 13 foot oar fish, a rare deep sea serpent, was found washed up at Malibu and is now preserved in formaldehyde by UCLA ichthyologist Dr. Vladimer Walters. The specimen, second in good condition, would have measured 18 1 feet if not for a missing tail.
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Malibu
Calif
Vladimer Walters
UCLA
Park plans in Tanganyika draw federal funding push
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall backs federal funds for a new Tanganyika national park as part of two major resource programs while debates over political packing and Social Security oversight unfold. Franklin Roosevelt and John Kennedy attempts are noted. Curtis accuses Celebrezze allies of Medicare support.
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U.S
Stewart Udall
Tanganyika
Africa
Freeman
Mt. Kilimanjaro
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
John Kennedy
Senate Finance Committee
Anthony Celebreeze
Social Security Advisory Council
Business
Labor
Congress
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Celebreeze
Missouri
Tom Curtis
Social Security
New York Times
Times
Bunk
Curtis
Celebrezze
Man's Home Not Always His Castle in SB County
In Santa Barbara, a county ordinance allows sheriffs to arrest a person for disorderly or drunk behavior in private homes or private property if it annoys someone else, removing the former requirement to trespass onto public property.
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Nta Barbara
Calif
Santa Barbara
Puzzle Clue List Sparks Crossword Challenge
scrambled phrases and mixed hints appear for a daily crossword puzzle with clues like across and down entries. the readable fragments mention names such as Rachel Carson and the theme hints touch on weather, water bodies, and general wordplay.
Unexpected events shape stock market, Babson warns
Babson Park Mass A veteran finance writer notes that unexpected events have repeatedly jolted the stock market across US history. From Lincoln’s assassination to fires, panics, strikes, and urban disasters, markets swing when unforeseen shocks occur. investors should remember this in all forecasts.
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Babson Park
Mass
Lincoln
Chicago
Boston
Jay Cooke and Co
Garfield
Grant and Warg
Henry Villard
James R. Keene
National Cordage Company
Pullman
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Today’s Grab Bag Puzzle and Birthday Toasts
Reader puzzles ask: two shores separated by The Lotent channel are the Isle of Wight and the English mainland. the Order Mountains lie in northern Italy. etching glass uses hydrofluoric acid. Gareth is a biblical or legendary figure. muskrat furs are mainly supplied by a particular state. Also notes Happy Birthday to Avery Brundage and others, and a feature about the Library of Congress building with historical context.
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Order
Gareth
Stand for National Security Needs Military Experience
Washington reports that Adm. George W. Anderson warned at the National Press Club that sidelining military experience in weapon selection risks national security. He urged balanced oversight, warned against overreliance on analysts, and cautioned against monolithic Defense structures that stifle initiative and risk misjudgments. He cited personal losses of Navy pilots and stressed truth in margins of performance and leadership.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
National Press Club
Anderson
TEX
Pentagon
Navy
Air Force
Department of Defense
Secretary of Defense
Chiefs of Staff
Brunsen Theatre letter defends chief over teen movie access
Rufus Horoycitt argues Chief Bob Ford should not be blamed for teen attendance at lewd films. He defends Brunsen Theatre policy of labeling adult fare and upholding state law, urging parents to decide what teens may view and noting enforcement of Article 327 of the Penal Code.
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Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
Baytown
Texas
Hartman
Ben Thomas
Bob Fordhe
PTA
Thomas
Nares
Rufus Horoycitt
Brunsen Theatre
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker TM South Vulnerable
Bridge bidding lesson analyzes openings and responses after a takeout double. Five hands illustrate interpretations of minimum, single spade response, notrump, four spades, two spades, and three spades. Emphasizes risk and game odds given partner signals and hand strength.
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B. Jay Becker
East South West
Iong Jrmn
Hast
North
Lkely
Baytown Sun Masthead and Key Staff Credits
The Baytown Sun lists Fred Hartman James H Hale and Preston Pendergrass as editors under Publisher General Manager and Managing Editor roles with staff Corrie Laughlin and John Wadley among others. It notes mail and office details in Baytown Texas and subscription rates, plus national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc. and AP affiliation.
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John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashtel
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
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Fulton Lewis JR
Orville Freeman
John Q. Public
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Sam
Freman
Uncle Sam
Harold Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Pennsylvania
Joseph M. McDade
McDade
Roger Cape
TL Wuctei
Rachel Carson
Underworld
Egypt
Jaya
Roger Babson
Avery Brundage
Alice Brarble
Ellsworth Vines
Elmer Rice
Aftor
Gene Autry
Mike McCormick
New York City
Capitol Building
Washington, D.C
Nan Jon
Central Press
Thomas Jefferson
Oscar Wilde
Isle of Wight
England
Italy
Ilry Stoo
Che Baytown Sun
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Ma
Jackson
Robert KL Gilmore
Hovertisong
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