Bringing Troops Home Could Boost U S Economy
Editorial argues that withdrawing or rotating U S troops from Europe could cut the balance of payments deficit and reduce the budget gap. It cites Sen James Pearson Kansas and other congressmen noting Europe’s troop costs and comparable levels to Cold War highs, urging spending relief and renewed focus on wallet over peace of mind.
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Southeast Asia
Europe
Kremlin
Sen
James Pearson
Western
Fulbright Switch Shows Caution In War News Timing
The Arkansas senator J William Fulbright praised the presidents bombing halt then criticized it as ineffective and predicted no peace talks. Hanoi later responded, and Fulbright admitted he spoke too soon, advised restraint during diplomatic maneuvering. His wife reminded him You talk too much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi
Fulbright
Nimbus II a global amateur space watcher story
The May 15 1966 Nimbus I satellite inspires worldwide amateur meteorologists and radio hobbyists who build home equipment to receive weather pictures. Enthusiasts from Scotland to developing nations send letters and photos, celebrating Nimbus II as a teacher and friend and highlighting NASA support and published construction manuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimbus I
Nimbus
General Mtectic Valley Forge Pa.t Space Technology Center
Scotland
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nimbus II
Watts Name Change Suggested For King
Watts community leader proposes renaming Watts to Kingstown in memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ben Peery of the Watts Community Symphony Association cites Watts as linked with disorder and violence and says the district should reflect King’s ideals.
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Watts
King
Los Angeles
Riois
Martin Luther King Jr
Ben Peery
Watts Community Symphony
Dr. King
Kingstown
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun editors and managers are listed including Che Baytoun Sun Editor and Publisher, General Manager, and Editorial and Advertising department heads. The paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1301 B Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail and subscription options and state post office filing. It notes second class matter, addresses, rates, and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc.
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Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Associated Drugs
Jear
Quick Quiz Q D Did Russia Once Main Tain A Colony
Russia did maintain a colony in what is now the continental United States. In 1812 fur traders set Fort Ross just north of San Francisco. The land was sold in 1841 and Russians left the area. Venus can be seen at midday only at its brightest conjunction with the sun. The muskrat name comes from its strong musk like odor.
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Russia
Continental
United States
Fort Ross
San Francisco
Venus
Slingers Of Dirt At Work In Philadelphia Controversy
Baytown Sun columnist warns actors may harm campaigns with offhand remarks citing Tony Randall incident in Philadelphia. He argues applause tempts overstepping boundaries and urges private discipline to avoid public embarrassment. He notes temptation from alcohol and quotes Luke 9 23 on self denial.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
Philadelphia
Tony Randall
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
Joe McCarthy
Tony Randal
Tulsa
Okla
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature
NEA feature presents a vocabulary puzzle with clues spanning topics from geography and daily life to history and language. Readers match terms to definitions, uncovering connections among plants, foods, places, and concepts while testing word knowledge and recall.
Rockefeller Declares Run for President Amid Race Debates
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller plans a vigorous Republican bid for the presidency following family talks and King death fallout. The article notes his ties to race relations work, fundraising for the Negro College Fund, and a brain trust headed by Emmett Hughes as he lines up Thruston Morton and other aides for a likely late entry.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
U.S
Martin Luther King
Rockefeller
Negro College Fund
Rocckefeller
Johnson
Vietnam
Nixon
Sen
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Republican National Committee
Emmett Hughes
Newsweek
King
Urban Rehabilitation Corporation
Seventh Street
H and
T Streets
Morton Gerber
Ber
Humphrey
Drug Fair
Milton Elsberg
Giant Food Stores
Joe Danzansky
Johnson's Vietnam War Divisions Sparked Political Fallout
The North Vietnamese bombing in August 1964 set off a wave of domestic and international troubles that pushed Lyndon B. Johnson from active politics. Protests, accusations of fraud, credibility gaps, and opposition to U.S. involvement grew as the Tonkin Resolution and war momentum shaped national debates. Senators Morse Gruening and Fulbright challenged policy, while McCarthy and Kennedy turned the war into a central campaign issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Gul of
Tonkin
Senate
Wayne Morse
Dore
Ernest Gruening
BD Adjaska
United States
Vietnam
Johnson
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eugene J McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Bridge Tips By Oswald and James Jacoby
A North ad es column discusses a Rubber Bridge hand from England. West queries Rixi Marcus about sacrifices at seven spades and a later double. The piece defends South six hearts, criticizes East doubles, and endorses North seven hearts with spade play ideas.
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Tad
England
West
Rixi Marcus
X Marcus
South
East
Mrs. Marcus
Unclear excerpt from bridge confrontation card
Fragmentary text describes a bridge hand situation with a partner pushing for a slam and decision being left to the opponent. Details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations
NEA
Che Baytoun Sun
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Ana
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Tom Pendergrass
Isesus
Stant
Corrie Laughlin Wight Moody
Eeveses
Newspaper Enterprise Association
ACR
India
Doren City
Ent
Reds
Ireland
Wick Fowler
Safeway
Morton Lebiwetz
Miortnn
Oscar Dodek
D. J. Kaufman
Manhattan Auto Co
Shersham Hotel
Manhattan
Buckingham
Brentwood
Martin Luther Kting
Joseph Clark
T.pa
Mississippi
House of Representatives
Bob Poage
Agriculture Committee
Jim
World Almanac
Eastland
D-Miss
Powerff Judiciary Committee
Sinais Central
Chicago
Georgia
South Carolina
Baltimore
Jerry Ford
Mel Laird
Michigan
Wisconsin
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James Jacoby
Ades
North
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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