Editorials- Business Up 38 Months
The piece surveys a 38 month peacetime expansion with economists split over longevity. It notes ample credit, stable prices, and strong corporate gains in autos and steel fueling a high stock market. AT&T and Sears earnings exceed prior years while March’s tiny fall in cost of living hints at a temporary dip. Steel output climbs, with forecasted May-June softness then July rebound.
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M. R. Gainsbrugh
National Industrial Conference Board
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
U.S
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Sears, Roebuck and Co
At&t
Sears, Roebuck
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Census Bureau
Viet Nam Premier reshuffles Saigon military posts
Saigon in Saigon area reshuffle by Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh aims to secure rule. Neuyen Khanh strengthens position by changing military commands in the Saigon region amid power tensions in South Viet Nam.
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S. Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Neu-yen Khanh
Obituary reminiscence recalls Ed Olle and Texas athletics
A reflective obituary column honors Ed Olle, longtime assistant athletic director at the University of Texas, who died at 60 of a heart attack. The piece recalls Olle’s multi sport discipline under Doc Stewart and Billy Disch, his quiet, meticulous approach, and a vivid memory from a 1950s baseball moment against Southwestern.
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Ed Olle
University of Texas
Doc Stewart
Tal
Texas
Billy Disch
Disch
Southwestern University
Austin
Longhorns
Georgetown
Olle
Plate
Duval Street
el Paso
University
Lat- Gay
Darrell Roying Khanh
Frank Merri
Viet Nam
Azo
Castro Subversion Tactics Reported By CIA Chief
Senator Fulbright warned Castro is a nuisance not a danger. CIA chief McCone says subversion has replaced sugar as Cuba’s top export with 10 guerrilla schools run by Spanish Civil War veterans Lister and Bayo. Training centers spread across Oriente and Tarara Beach. Ernesto Guevara leads the Latin American Training Program. OAS warns Cuba is a regional subversive hub. Venezuelan arms seizure exposes Army of Cuba branding. weapons found with markings filed off. literature floods Latin America as Saboteurs strike oil fields and US citizens face danger.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
J. William Fulbright
Fidel Castro
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John MecCone
McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Castro
Congress
Cuba
Enrique Lister
Alberto Bayo
Lister
Spain
Kremlin
Bayo
Mexico
Tarara Beach
Havana
Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz
Oriente
Gen. Lister
Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara
Organization of American States
America
Army of
Castos
Brazil
Argentina
Peru
Josa Goulart
Latin America
Radio
U.S
This Day In History Highlights 1964 Milestones
On April 9 1964 key events include the first U S Army air squadron duty assignment in 1918, Ponce de Leon reaching Florida in 1513, the Drury Lane Theatre opening in 1663 and Winfield Scott’s 1847 march along Cortez’s route. Other noted items: 1942 Japanese invasion of Admiralty Islands, 1952 Truman seizes steel then Supreme Court voids seizure, and SEA Organization ministers meet on economic issues. Five years ago SEA talks continued, while Wheeling Steel announced a selective price increase a year after Kennedy pressure.
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Associated Press
Lair
United States Army
Mexi ‘Ican
General Pershing
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Drury Lane
Wheeling Steel Corp
Kennedy
Spot of Fame Guess the Name Chronicle
Tenor Franca Corelli conductor Josef Krups author actress the Chase actress Mary Pickford skater Sonja Henie hearse trainer Hirsch Jacobs. A brick fort on two acres of sand-bar altered history as a defense system guarding American ports from New England to the Gulf of Mexico. The fort fell during Civil War era, marking the first shot of 1861 and Confederate defense 1863-65. Grant and Lee debated surrender on this date in 1865. Earl Warren and Grace Moore named.
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Franca Corelli
Josef Krups
the Chase
Mary Pickford
Sonja Renic
Hirsch Jacobs
New England
Gulf of Mexico
Ward
Potter of Taloma
S. Grant
Robert F. Lee
Northern
Virginia
Civil rights issue unites churches and politics across nation
Drew Pearson notes civil rights prompts boycotts and arrests, reshapes voting in primaries, and spurs backlash. yet churches unite across Catholic, Protestant and Jewish groups in advancing human dignity. He cites Pope John, Nashville mayor Ben West, and Johnson’s moral drive, while Milwaukee Polish Americans and Rep. Lesinski illustrate divisions and dangers in the battle for equality.
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Drew. Pearson
Erie
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
America
John
United States
Europe
Para
George. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Birmingham
House of ‘Representatives
John. Lesinski
Detroit
Demo ‘Crat
Lesinski
Py Lesinski
Michigan
Princess Irene to marry Spanish fiancé abroad
Amsterdam AP reports Princess Irene age 24 and Spanish Carlist leader Prince Carlos de Bourbon Parma age 33 will wed outside the Netherlands. The site and date were not disclosed. Irene gave up her second in line to the throne. her conversion to Catholicism stirred controversy.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Irene
Carlos de Bourbon Parma
C. Wijnen
Carlos
Trene
Reval
Memorial Planned For MacArthur At Corregidor
State Department officials said in 1962 it was proposed that General Douglas MacArthur be buried at the highest point of Corregidor Island after his death, with a memorial to honor Pacific WWII fighters. Advisers noted he had pledged a MacArthur Memorial site in Suffolk, Virginia, where he would be laid to rest on Saturday.
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Washington
State Department
Douglas MacArthur
Corregidor Island
MacArthur
Suffolk
Bible Verse Faith Through His Name Revealed
A compact scriptural note cites Acts 10 63 affirming that belief in Jesus grants remission of sins to all who witness him. The verse underscores faith as the path to forgiveness within early Christian teaching. It references prophets and the universal offer of salvation through Christ.
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature
Crossword puzzle page item listing across clues and down clues. Includes entries like Out-of-date and A Catholic service with mixed garbled letters, plus multiple numbers and partial hints. Indicates a standard puzzle format with varied clues across and down and a few legible words amid OCR errors.
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Vent
Know Your Bridge bidding analysis from finals of 1961 Spingold
The article discusses bridge strategy using a sample hand from the 1961 Spingold final. Norman Kay and Sidney Silodor bid 3NT after Kay showed a strong hand, with Silodor inviting by heart control. It notes lead implications and what could have happened if opponents had seen all cards, emphasizing imperfect information and pursuit of optimal play.
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Klog
Sidney Silodor
Silodor
Kay
Threa
Chibs
East
West Jed
West
Kay-Silodor
Syxdicnia, Inc
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