Estes and LBJ rivalry framed by Texas feuds
In Texas a split persists between LBJ and anti LBJ factions with Billie Sol Estes as a contested donor. Pearson recalls 1956 Democratic convention unrest and Johnson’s denial of Estes at his ranch, then details Romney’s Detroit address to Negro ministers on his Mormon faith and civil rights record.
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Washington
Lyndon
Johnson
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
LBJ
LBJ Pearson
Democratic Party
Sam Rayburn
Ralph Yarborough
Yarborough
Price Daniel
Rayburn
Daniel
Daniel, But He Was Elected Governor and We've Got To Certify Him,” Rayburn
Jerry Holleman
Estes
Holleman
Secretary of Labor
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
LBS
LAJ
Connally
Don Yarborough
Michigan
Romney
Kennedy
Wilderness bill faces House skeptics over eight million acres
Senate backed a wilderness measure last year, but the House debates amendments that could strip nearly eight million acres from protection. Conservationists warn that defeating the bill would ruin true wilderness hopes as mining, oil, and lumber interests oppose a system locking up natural resources. Senator Anderson argues true wilderness is nonrenewable and must be protected now.
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New York Times
New York
Senate
House
Atkinson
Clinton P. Anderson
John Muir
America
Wilderness and Conservation Lesson From the Past
The article argues wilderness areas protect resources and teach knowledge beyond preserving animals. It cites John Muir, notes past timber theft, and warns civilization risks losing nature’s balance. It stresses ecological interdependence and spiritual value in preserving wild lands for future species and human destiny.
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Muir
South America
Record of Past Backs Kennedy on Labor Realities
Ralph McGill argues that postwar strikes and inflation show a need for realistic bargaining. He cites 1945 to 1946 chaos, government seizures, wage boosts, and rising prices, concluding Kennedy aims to place national interest at the bargaining table for genuine negotiations.
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Kennedy
Gazette Quiz on Winfield and Stratemeyer Authors
A reader quiz cites Arthur M. Winfield as the pen name or real name of a boy's book author associated with Stratemeyer and several famous series including Tom Swift and the Bobbsey Twins. It also explains roller pigeons and the deckle edge in papermaking.
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Arthur M. Winfield
Edward L.temeyer
Elizabeth
N. J
Old Glory
Flag of Freedom
Boy Hunters
Tom Swift
Motor Boys
Bobbsey Twins
Stratemeyer
Birmingham
Pensom
William H. Pensom
Smethwick, I
England
Contemporary homes advertised in Gazette and Daily Mail
Buyers can find modern home listings from builders and owners in the Gazette and Daily Mail Classifieds this year. The notices invite purchase of open line designs and simple lines preferred in current homes, urging readers to read the classified section now.
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Gazette & Daily Mail
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OAS
Britain
Common Market
Drew Pearson
George Romney
Detroit
Brooks Atkinson
U.S. Cavalry
Ralph McGill
Truman
General Motera
Navy
John S. Lewis
Congress
AFL
CIO
U.S
TWA
Rome
Algiers
Ireland
John L. Lewis Call
Fef
Gazette Quiz
Raus Oesumes
Paty Beach
Valm Beach
Palm Beach
Palm Beach Zephyr
Zephyr
Zephyr Wek
ARROW
Decron
Glenn
Ry Dobbs
Dobbs
Kelley
West Washington ST
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