Comsat Faces Location Debate as Publicущ
Editorial outlines Comsat, the Communications Satellite Corp, and its plan to expand globally through satellite relays. The piece notes its temporary base at Tregaron and the push to locate in Washington or other major cities, citing Sen. Symington's push and Anderson's reply about congressional access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communications Satellite Corp
Comsat
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
Senate Space Committee
Symington
Congressional Committee
Long Earns House Seat In Maryland Victory
Clarence D. Long, a Maryland Democrat, campaigned long and hard for a seat in the House of Representatives and won. A cynical observer of politics, he reflects on public life and hints he may be remembered in Washington after his career ends.
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Clarence D. Long
Maryland
House of Representatives
Rep. Long
Long
Washington
Capitol Hill
Overseas Market Their Headache and The Ugly American
An ambassador from an underdeveloped country explains the problem of finding guaranteed overseas markets for inefficient industries. The film The Ugly American premieres in Bangkok and depicts boorish officials mismanaging U S foreign aid in the fictional Sarkhan, a stand in for Thailand.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
Sarkhan
Senator Aiken Attacks Capitol as Cow Barn
Senator George D. Aiken of Vermont claims the Capitol should not be called an architectural wonder, arguing it fails laws regarding tow barns with 83 conditions for milk market class. He cites no rodents, no roaches, and spotless sanitary standards as examples.
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Capitol
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Senate
Seniors Honored At SEB Stricklin Home Dinner Party
REL seniors Tom Keating and Danny Bennet were entertained with a maroon and white themed dinner party Friday at the Stricklin home 1503 Cedar Bayou Lynchburg. Guests Judy Smith Carol Edwards Debbie Adams Elaine Combs Pam Dunn Dianne Tieman Mylene Keller Karen Stein Mike Segers Bill Marshall Bob Fave Bill Lewis Terry Orr Bob Adams Don Hoffpauir attended as Crib to College Mothers Club provided the entertainment.
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Tom Keating
Danny Bennett
SEB
Did You Know Approximately three out of four American homes
A concise fact noting that about three quarters of US households possess electric toasters, reflecting common household appliance ownership and domestic convenience.
Editor and Publisher General Manager Roles Listed
A newspaper notes the leadership team including Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor teensessree Office Manager secvess Circulation Director John Wadley Paul Putman Lorrie Laughlin and additional managers for service retail and national operations.
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Teensessree
Secvess
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Lorrie Laughlin
Red China Russia clash over U S powers and summit
James Marlow analyzes Moscow and Beijing as rivals after Khrushchev rejects Mao’s March invitation. He notes nationalism outpaces communism, mutual distrust over nuclear strategy, and Khrushchev’s steadfast peaceful coexistence stance. The piece warns China could benefit from a broader war scenario while Russia aims to deter Western power.
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James Marlow
Washington
Red
China
Russia
United States
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Peking
Moscow
Mas
Red China
Albania
Yugoslavia
Poland
Europe
Mao
Try and Stop Me: Akron Old Maid’s Romantic Ruse Fails
Rich but wary Akron woman schemes to hide near sightedness by placing a diamond pin in a tree and tricking her suitor into believing a diamond sparkles in the distance. When she calls him to admire it, she rises to fetch it and topples her careful plan after tripping over two cows.
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Akron
TODAY'S GRAB BAG QUIZZES AND FACTS OF THE DAY
NAN JONES presents a mixed page with five trivia items answering: Hatch Act concerns political campaigning. a girasol is a type of opal. the Decembrists were linked to a conspiracy against Emperor Nicholas I in 1825. tides are driven by the moon’s closer orbit. Finland’s flag features an extended blue cross on white. The page also notes a birthday list and a word lesson.
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Nicholas of
Russia
Finland
Canadians Seek to Preserve U.S. Ties in Election
Washington report notes Canadians broadly favor continued friendship with the United States despite party splits. Lester Pearson gains support in prairie provinces, while Diefenbaker faces backlash over wheat deals. Media generally backs Pearson and pro American stance, with only two papers backing Diefenbaker.
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Drew Pearson
Toronto — Canadiens
United States
Lester B. Pearson
Sec. McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
Prairie Provinces
Diefenbaker
Reu China
Canada
Washington
George Hees
Trade and Commerce
Rowley Michener
House of Commons
John Bassett
Toronto Telegram
Toronto Gazette
Montreal Globe and Mail
Lester Pearson
Liberal
Beland Henderich
Toronto Star
Pearson
King Buys Five Cadillacs and Royal Furnishings in NYC
New York AP report states King of Morocco completed a rapid royal shopping spree during a 10 day visit. He ordered at least five Cadillacs and numerous items from a GM showroom and a textile house, with requests for royal crests and monograms on each piece. The purchases totaled hours of hurried but lavish transactions.
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New York
Hassan I
Morocco
General Motors
George B. Brown
King
Fine Dummy Play Illustrates Endplay in Major Bridge Match
In a National Masters Individual game, South faced a tough hand with entry issues to dummy. West ducks the club ace, delaying safety plays as declarer sequences entries and endplays West into a nine trick task. The commentary notes alternative paths if East or West had returned different cards.
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South West North
West
South
Declarer
East
Dummy
Hast
Ies Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Summary
Crossword clues listed with numbers and brief prompts cover pay envelope ore analysis weapon shots papar tollog tea cake bits anger bluish white metal monk titles debtor note medieval weapon AKC registrations lower branch of legislature go away cat that catches mice place Georgia Peach baseball Lyra northern constellation folds over pigs ghost like strained
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Papar Tollog
Georgia
Lyra
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