MacArthur as Historian’s Frontier of Fame and Flaws
Editorial considers Gen Douglas MacArthur as a compelling yet controversial figure whose drive, rhetoric, and drama shaped his public image. It notes admiration from allies and critics, cites Goldman’s view of his “unabashed symbol of home,” and recalls his 1952 convention role and brief presidential moment before fading from public life.
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Letters to the Editor on Lee College loan fund drive
A Sun letter writer urges support for a public April 16 presentation of the Lee College Community Loan Fund. He explains personal motives, including past assistance, community participation, and helping children of others, with the aim of enabling scholastically capable students of limited finances to complete 14 years of schooling through a revolving loan fund.
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The Baytown Sun masthead and staff listing
The Baytown Sun issue details staff and departments including editor and publisher general manager managing editor office manager advertising department national manager and circulation director. It notes second class matter placement at Baytown Texas post office and publishing schedule. Subscription rates are given as 1.45 per month and 17.40 per year.
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Goldwater attacked by Dilling and others over Jewish ties
A smear campaign targets Senator Barry Goldwater with anti Semitic charges linking him to Jewish figures and the international banking house Kuhn Loeb Co. Accusations originate from Elizabeth Dilling and are echoed by George Lincoln Rockwell and the National States Rights Party. Goldwater’s stance on integration and civil rights is cited as counter to bigoted attacks. The piece notes reactions from GOP strategists and mentions Midwest Young Republicans gathering in Chicago to back Goldwater.
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Promoter Dickson Baffles Paris Lions Show
An energetic American promoter in Paris named Jefferson Dickson staged a jungle act with twenty ferocious lions. A late scare caused by a spectator’s mistake led to the lions being fed before the performance, the crowd demanded refunds, and Dickson fled the city for a time.
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City landmark draws 155000 daily visitors
Central Press describes RCA building as the city’s top tourist spot with a 30 000 worker daily flow and 125 000 others coming for business or pleasure beneath its interconnected underground passages and plaza eateries.
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Junkets in Congress Highlight Travel Fever and Ethics
By Drew Pearson Washington reports longtime lawmakers like Rep. Adam Clayton Powell and Sen. Allen Ellender are noted junketeers, with young Rep. Lucian Nedzi visiting multiple countries on taxpayer-funded travel. Details cite Nedzi’s trips in 1962 to Mexico and South America and 1963 to Europe, funded by taxpayers plus embassy funds, amid Senate Rules scrutiny over campaign contributions and Baker case ties.
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Ruby Judge Sees Need Of Laws On TV In Courtroom
Dallas AP Judge Joe Brown says new law may be needed to handle television coverage and evidence rules in court. He notes jurors in the Jack Ruby trial watched the crime on TV and deliberation issues may be central to the Ruby appeal.
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Belli Receives Copies of Bar Charges in Texas
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that although not required, copies of state bar charges against Melvin Belli were sent to him. Belli, former attorney for Jack Ruby, sought the documents as he defends in absentia and challenges ethical conduct accusations. The bar seeks to bar Belli from practicing in Texas for alleged grossly unethical, intemperate, and abusive conduct that allegedly weakens justice.
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Lufkin Paper Company Plans Texas Plant Expansion
Southland Paper Mills Inc plans expansion of its Texas facilities to boost newsprint production by 100000 tons annually. President E W Wortham Jr announced the move on Wednesday and said decision on location, possibly Lufkin or another East Texas site, would come later.
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Know Your Bridge Hand Play By B. Jay Becker
Declarer problems from Know Your Bridge discuss playing three notrump and six spades. Strategies cover leading sequences, finesses, and safety plays to guarantee the contract or minimize losses across possible suit splits and opponent distributions.
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