Castro Not A Soft Touch Invasion Left U S Tangled
Editorial declares Castro not a soft target after the 1961 invasion backed by the United States, notes Soviet missiles in Cuba deter future attacks, and argues Washington now risks alienating both Castro and Moscow while tightening refugee crackdowns. The piece critiques Kennedy handling and U S restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fidel Castro
Tipttoes
Castro
Russia
Kennedy
Cuba
Turkey
Italy
Polaris
Mediterranean
Foreign aid debate splits White House over cuts
The Clay Committee report shocks Washington by recommending immediate reductions of about 500 million dollars in foreign aid with further near term cuts totaling around 15 billion. It urges tighter controls and selective program funding while the President contemplates offsetting budget pressure with a reduced congressional request. Rep. Otto Passman calls for a 50 percent cut to 1964 foreign aid, urging a shift from aid to trade and a firmer policy.
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Clay
Lucius Clay
U.S.A. Ret
Gen. Clay
White House
State Department
Washington
Congress
Gal
Lup
Rusk
Clay Committee
Otto Passman
Louisiana
House
U.S. News and World Report
Passman
French Terrorists Held In Bomb Threat
Madrid AP report says an Information Ministry note lists three French terrorists arrested in three days. Alain Pecunia Guy Batoux and Bernard Ferry are named with Batoux accused of attempting to bomb the U.S. Embassy.
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Madrid
Information Ministry
U.S
Alain Pecunia
Guy Batoux
Bernard Ferry
Batoux
Seeds, science, and a future in electronics and seeds
Babson predicts electronics and synthetics will dominate future industry with seeds as a growing frontier. He highlights Algrow Seed Co and seed research, notes advances in botany and biology, and envisions a world where genetics and radiation studies reshape crops and fortunes, while urging reader curiosity.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Algrow Seed Company
Kew Haven
Connecticut
Sexi
Atomic Energy Commission
Alert
Einstein
Princeton
Baytown Sun staff and address details listed
The Baytown Sun staff includes Fred Hertmen James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson and Robert K Gilmore with John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin as editors. Office located at st Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas. Mailing address P O Box 308 Baytown Texas. Subscription rates listed. Newspaper is a member of AP and Texas press associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hertmen
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
St Pearce and Ashbel
Today’s Grab Bag and Follies of a Bygone Page
A mixed syndicated puzzle and trivia page fragment asks quick questions on masonry bees, writing on legal caps, hoicks cry usage, hog nose snake poison, and a flag with a Koran excerpt. It also features quotes, a “Folk of Fame” guessing game, birthday note for Jim Hearn, a “How’d You Make Out?” Q&A, and a playful linguistic note on the word pinguid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveen
Kennedy Powers Split Tampers With Medical School Aid
Washington report outlines how Rep. Powell and Rep. Smith halted a medical school aid bill over committee jurisdiction. A White House meeting chaired by Kennedy pressured leaders to pass the measure, aligning Democrats for passage despite interparty and regional friction.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Rep
Adam Clayton Powell
Howard Smith
Virginia
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Senate
Smith
Rules Committee
Ray Madden
Indiana
Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
Education and Labor Committee
House
White House
John McCormack
Carl Albert Okla
Hale Boggs
Oren Harvis
Ark
Interstate Commerce Commitee
Barden
North Carolina
Edith Green
D-Ore
Green
House Rules Committee
Madden
Texas Supreme Court Actions Summary of Writs and Motions
Austin AP reports Texas Supreme Court actions including writs of error granted and refused across cases such as Texas vs National Lloyds and State Board of Insurance vs Professional & Business Men's Insurance, with dismissals for lack of jurisdiction and rehearing denials. Pending miscellaneous motions include Truck Insurance Exchange vs Martha Michling and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Sureme Court
Texas
National Lloyds Insurance Co
Travis
State Board of Insurance
Professional & Business Men's Insurance Cow
John Clarence Isaacs
Plains Transport, Inc
Lynn
American Motorist Insurance Co
J. R. Wellison
Limestone
Jock Gilbert
Gerald Z. Haigler
Harris
Mary Jane Hamilton
J. H. “Oude
Stelfox
Lumbermen's Insurance Corp
Mabel L. Beeler
Arthur H. Beeler
Polk
Wallace A. Herding
Katherine G. Herding
Smith
Jaguiens
Loisa
Garcia
Traveler I Insurance O
Bell
Dailes
Dick Dixon
Boltas
Truck Insurance Exchange
Martha Michling
Atascosa
Pay Raise Vote Ends With Pay Withdrawn
Franklin Tenn AP Williamsport County magistrates met to approve a pay raise from 250 to 10 per meeting authorized by 1962 legislature but deemed unaffordable. A magistrate proposed returning 2.50 to the general fund. the motion carried and the raise was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Tenn
Williamsort County
Instructive Bridge Hand Shows Defensive Precision
West wins with king of diamonds over A Q, defeating declarer. South should have led diamond after ruffing hearts and drawing trumps, forcing West to reveal the king or clubs, then discarding into clubs from dummy. Proper thought unlocks potential make or set in this hand.
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Declarer
West
South
East
Kid
Nave
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Rex Cleveland
Agriculture Department
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Joseph C. Gregory
W. Adam Street
Chicago
Syndlcste
Tee
Conscigus
Che Baytown Sun
Sehetcreeweeereeses
Advertising Department
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
THE
Associated Press
Aber
Texas Daily Newspaper Assn
Texas Press Assn
Gootie Man
Sophocles
Folk OF Fame
Buckingham Palace
Rodney
France
Jordan
Lynan Jones
Central Press
Charlotte
South Australia
Jim Hearn
Baseball
Saudi Arabia
Washington Report
Fulton Lewis JR
Robert Kennedy
Tampa
Bill Cramer
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Communist Party
Socialist Workers Party
Cramer
Sennate
Fair Play
Joanne Grant
John Rossen
St. Louis
Los Angeles Fair Play
Dorothy Healy
Southern California
Victor Theodore Lee
Florida
Lee
Havana
Wbai-Fm
Gerald Quinn
Michigan
Los Angeles
Monroe Defense Committee
Robert Williams
Williams
Hemisphere
UnAmerican Activities Committee
House of Prayer
Mark
Texas Supreme Court
B. Jay Becker
Upper
Egypt
CiOn
Azenet
Allen
Lair
Campus Society
Ge Short
Emmet Kemp
Excia
Anger
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