France Eyes Elections After Algerian Cease Fire Referendum
Editorial notes France readies for a National Assembly election after the referendum on the Algerian cease fire. De Gaulle weighs dissolving the Assembly as Debre promotes government achievements. UNR unity backs De Gaulle. various groups signal support or caution, with little opposition to the referendum itself.
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Michel Debre
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Jacques Chaban-Delmas
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MRP
Pierre Poujade
Unity of the Republic
National Assembly
Algeria
Kennedy Faces Two Stonewalls in 1962 Economic Challenge
Babson Park Mass President Kennedy confronts unemployment and East West Berlin tensions as he seeks drastic policy options. He favors domestic production and cheap prices, while labor demands wage changes tied to productivity, raising concerns of a shift toward socialism amid automation debates and union feuds.
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Mass
Kennedy
East Berlin
West Berlin
JFK
Johnson
U.S
Uncle Sam
Congress
Ner
Being East German Diplomat Is Not Easy
BERLIN AP Being a diplomat for Communist East Germany is a difficult assignment says a West Berlin intelligence official Information Bureau West reported a member of the East German mission in Cairo defected He says East German missions in capital or neutral countries require all private mail to pass through the office where officials can inspect He must surrender passports and tickets and must notify the mission chief if staying out past 2 p m The report adds a note about Cromwell era Puritan naming habits, mentioning four sons named Diewell
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East Germany
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West Berlin
Information Bureau West
Cairo
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Goteide
Gre
The Ideological Struggle and Moral Resolve
A Washington piece argues the Cold War is a clash of systems not shared prestige. It cites Lincoln and Orestes Brownson on freedom versus collectivism, insisting victory and sacrifice protect spiritual humanity against communism. The author frames the 1962 global contest as a judgment for humankind.
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Notre Dame
Orestes Brownson
Brownson
Brown Gon
Glenns Flight Detailed In Book On Mercury Mission
Washington AP reports astro naut John Glenn Jr and Project Mercury scientists will present reports based on analyses of Glenns triple earth orbit at a meeting here Friday. It will be the first full account of Glenns historic flight Feb. 20. About 1,700 scientists, engineers, medical men and industry representatives invited by NASA. Invitation sent to science attachés of foreign embassies from nations on the UN Peaceful Uses of Space committee including seven communist nations. The heaviest rainfall in the world occurs on the southern slopes of the Himalayan Mountains in northern India.
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Washington
John Glenn Jr
Project Mercury
Glenn
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U. N. Committee For Peaceful Uses of Space
Russia
Kia
Hungary
Poland
Rumania
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun published afternoons daily from Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas. It lists staff including Fred Hartman Jim Boone Preston Pendergrass Beulahiae Jackson and James H. Hale with publisher Robert K Gilmore. Advertising department and circulation staff are named along with subscription rates and postal information.
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Baytown
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Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulahiae Jackson
James H. Hale
Robert K. Gilmore
Omnibus Historic Quiz and Birthday Teasers
A collage of trivia and notes asks about a patent city in Turkey s export outlet, an uprising outcome, a composer of Cat and Wo Fidde, and a trio sharing a disk or chart. It links WW II hero Dwight Eisenhower praising a veteran general for Superb military tactics and a postwar adviser role.
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W. de Long
B.S Disksy
Lincoln Elsworth
Questionable Military Leader and Asia Assignment Mentioned
A Central Press column cites NAN JONES noting a general deployed to a special anti Communist assignment in Asia, described as a 48 year old Massachusetts native who entered cavalry after West Point and rose to Major General in 1953. He previously served as deputy commander of Army forces in the Pacific and is slated to head a new non combatant U.S. Military command in South Vietnam to curb Red aggression.
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Massachusetts
West Point
Cavalry
Pacific
U.S
South Viet Nam
Tower seeks probe into vast government business holdings
Senator Tower urges a Government Operations Committee inquiry into the large scale federal involvement in private enterprise. He cites the Tennessee Valley Authority, defense department telecoms, military air transport flights, Alaska system, naval shipyard work, and rising federal electric output as areas needing scrutiny before the committee on Senate Resolution 303.
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Sen. Tower
Government Operations Committee
John McClellan
Senate
Ternnessee Valley Authority
Defense Department
Military Air Transport Service
Alaska Communication System
Navy
Air Force
Army
Postal
Hollywood Scene: PTA critic Ruth Hedges filters film safety
AP reporter notes Ruth B. Hedges of the California Parent-Teacher Association reviews recent releases, labeling The Children’s Hour distasteful and other titles as wasteful or unsuitable for children. She praises Disney films and titles like A Majority of One and Light in the Piazza, urging parents to curb children’s exposure to questionable cinema.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
California
Parent-Teachers Magazine
Ruth B. Hedges
Mrs. Hedges
Birds Regions Puzzle Clue Teasers
Daily Crossword presents two quick clues Shilty shally and 44 regions. Birds clue hints at avian terms while regions clue crosses with geographic terms. Newspaper card teaser notes puzzle flavor with terse wordplay and era tone.
Mastering a tricky bridge hand through careful play
A bridge puzzle discusses declarer risks when guessing card splits. South mishandled a diamond duck and finesses, failing to avoid a guess. Proper play would have secured contract by tying the ace of spades and preserving a dummy entry for a second spade, preventing loss to defense.
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Declan
Wong
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