France’s De Gaulle Wins Clear Public Backing for Algeria Policy
Editorial assesses Charles de Gaulle’s four year rule, noting a strong French mandate after a referendum on Algeria. It highlights his powers under a new constitution, plans to modernize the army with atomic capabilities, and his reluctance to cede sovereignty. The piece warns that continued independence moves may strain the Western alliance.
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Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Europe
de Gaulle
Everywhere New York Mailbox Jumbles Health and Humor
A column surveys quirky health notes and curious facts from peptic ulcers to sugar intake and weighty topics. It cites one in a thousand peptic ulcer sufferers, high duty minds, and the goofy idea of mail delivery via lunar bounce. It also touches on smoking among youth, animal behavior, gravity weakening, and pregnancy blood flow.
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New York
Letters To The Editor From a Local Candidate
A letter expresses thanks to supporters after a recent city election, denies involvement with any campaign, and clarifies that the writer did not plan to participate in Ansley’s campaign or seek support from political groups. The writer asserts opposition to the incumbent and corrects erroneous claims about their participation.
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Ouning City
Baytown Sun Staff and Billing Details
Parish local paper masthead listing Fred Hartman as editor and publisher Jim Boone as editor in chief and Preston Pendergrass as business manager Mae Jackson as managing editor James A Hale as office manager and Robert K Gilmore as circulation director. Rates and national representation noted with Terma Newspaper Representatives Inc. Baytown Baytown Sun address listed.
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Fred Hartman
Iseene
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Eee
Mae Jackson
James A. Hale
Robert K. Gilmore
How Do You Stand Sir By Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues against a direct 20 percent tax on interest income from savings accounts. He cautions it abuses thrift, harms innocent savers, and expands government power while urging focus on broader economic aims and tax policy. The piece ends noting a White House dinner with Harold Macmillan and John Kennedy on April 27.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Lve
Treasury
Harold Macmillan
Kennedy
White Horge Car Association
News Photographers Association
Doctor Bedevils Patient with Whiskey Wisecrack
FAMUS SHIVERING disheveled man visits a doctor on a wintry night and is urged to drink. The comic exchange ends with a quip about nails in a coffin and a request for one more drink as a hammer waits. A Smithsonian official’s letter to an inn on Caps Cod is declined by policy.
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Famus
Shamus
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Bennett Corf
King Features Syndicate
Mystery Quiz Pack Sparks Curiosity Across Readers
A fragmented daily puzzle page asks readers about Post Office Department origins a general’s resignation charge and Latvia’s independence. It features a German composer linked to a famed opera and a Sicilian-born figure known for a single title, prompting readers to recall historical details and opera history.
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Latvia
England
Poser
Lake
Early opera prodigy writes for Europe at a young age
Central Press reports on a brilliant young composer who created operas before 20, gaining immediate success and writing for Europe's leading musical institutions. His notable works include Puritan and La Sombra Nambula, with Norma cited as his most famous piece. he died at 4. The column blends obituary hints with unrelated birthday notes and trivia.
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Trould
Teutendorf
Paris
Vienna
Catania
Sicily
Naples
Zingare
Europe
Johnson’s Influence Shapes Kennedy Era Power Balance
Washington report outlines Lyndon Johnson’s rising role in the Kennedy administration, his cap on the Senate, and his drive on Capitol Hill. It notes his diplomacy, foreign trips, and push for corporate anti discrimination pledges, while detailing budget items and congressional moves shaping the era.
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Lyndon
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Jobson
White House
Capitol Will
Frei
Whith
Texas
Capitol Hill
North Americans Seen as Cuban Invaders by TV Commentator
Key West Fla AP News report cites a television commentator claiming North Americans were acting as Cuban invaders. The piece notes remarks by Mario Suchi Yan and references to U S frogmen in Cuba and exile groups allegedly planning a Castro army, with mentions of Panama and Haiti area activities.
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Key West
Fla
API— Hee Vata
Hintel
Ibet
Caba Yo Obe
Fidel Castro
Fez
Mario Suchi- Yan
Sayre Oe Cat
U.S
Cuba
Panama
Guarentil i
Kacitian
Ponca
US Hattie Crowns
Ciben
Finale
Maia
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments
Puzzle clues read like a chaotic list with partial references to Torme Perr Gynt's mother and Ruth while scattered hints mention gathering grain and TV. The fragmentary text suggests a crossword clue collection rather than a complete story.
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Torme
Perr Gynt
Ruth
Tactical Bridge Play From The Taatch Exhibition
A detailed bridge deal from a Taatch match between Los Angeles and Houston illustrates how psychology and tactical decisions influence contracts. South and West pursued aggressive spade contracts, East showed strength in hearts, and North sacrificed to reach four spades doubled, with the Texan pair ultimately scoring four spades doubled while four hearts proved harder for opponents.
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Exac
Los Angeles
Houston
Californ Peor
East
West
North
South
Fast-West
Tes Syidicate, Inc
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Advertising Department
John Watiey
Paul Putman
Corrie Langhiin
Terma Newspaper Representatives, Inc P.O, Box 205
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Folk OF Fame
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Don Mueller
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Mojiz MeGes
Morris Kantar
Ed Bavey
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United States
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State Department
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Ohio
Frank T. Baw
Massachusetts
Silvio Conte
Department of Agriculture
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UN General Assembly
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Don Brree
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David King
Utah
Sid Yates
Wlinsis
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Maryland
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Sith Congress
King
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Bennett
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Rep
Yates
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Cook County
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