Editorial on Khrushchev goulash view of revolt and wealth
The piece argues that Khrushchev's goulash remark signals a shift from revolutionary zeal to prosperity as Russia modernizes. It contrasts the risk calculus of a 19 year old radical with a 45 year old householder, notes Red China’s stance, and warns about nationalism and potential fractures within a Communist world. It examines how affluence may dampen revolutionary ardor while warning against complacency.
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Khrushchev
Goulash
Russia
Latin America
Yugoslavia
Albania
Red China
Moscow
Peking
Who's Who In American History Riddle Answers
A clipped query lists four surnames Nast Anderson Sitting Bull and Haye kwa Sessue as clues to a humorous poet Ogden Nash. It includes a personal appeal from Everett Gay of Romayor Texas, asking for aid after a severe injury and hospital bills, with donations directed to The Everett Gay Fund at First Baptist Church Romayor.
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Democratic Party
Republicans
Tammany Hall
Fort Sumter
Sioux War Council
Kwai
L Nast
Thomas
Anderson
Robert
Sitting Bull
Haye
Kawa
Sessue
Nash
Ogden
Marquis
the Sun
Everett Gay
Romayor
Tex
Baytown Sun masthead and staff roster
An OCR fragment shows the Baytown Sun newspaper with editor and publisher titles and office locations. It lists staffing roles such as general manager managing editor office manager circulation director and retail manager. It notes second class matter status and publishing schedule, plus subscription rates and representation details.
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Baytown, Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbey
Bartown
Texas
Shakespeare authorship debate stirs festival year lore
AL MELENGER recalls the long running dispute over whether William Shakespeare wrote the plays credited to him. He notes no contemporary poet praised his passing, Stratford officials plan celebrations, and Twain doubted Shakespeare’s authorship while Milton’s prolific vocabulary is praised as contrast.
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Will
Shakespeare
London
Stratford
Will Shakespeare
Twain
AL Melenger
England
Wil Shakespear
Paris
Naples
Ontario
West Berlin
Moscow
Royal Shakespeare Theatre
Henley Street
Stratford Beadle
John Milton
Mark Twain
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf memoir notes
Max Gordon recounts preparations for The Band Wagon with Fred and Adele Astaire Frank Morgan and Tillie Losch. Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz phoned at 2 AM to share I Love Louisa, Gordon praised the song then predicted they would go broke together. Includes favorite quips from Spaeth Brenner Lautrec and Douglas.
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Pes
Max Gordon
Fred
Adele Astaire
Frank Morgan
Tillie Isa Losch
Arthur Schwartz
Howard Dietz
Gordon
Louisa
Schwartz
Dietz
Roman numerals and cultural trivia grab bag
Answers cover Roman numerals for 1 5 10 50 200 500 1000 who wrote The Vision of Sir Launfal fields of activity for S S Kresge J P Morgan and the Guggenheims common link margrave wazir boy cham hetman the play with Sadie Thompson Jeanne Engels April 12 born today list and a brief ode about the bridge at the second battle of Lexington and Concord with Emerson line about the shot heard around the world
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Sir Launfal
S. 5S
Kresge
J. P. Morgan
Guggenheims
Margrave
Wazir
Boy
Cham
Hetman
Jeanne Engels
Sadie Thompson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Spot of fame dates and Civil War moments mixed in column
A reader’s fragment lists 1951 Truman’s ouster of MacArthur, Civil War start at Fort Sumter, and a quiz of literary and cultural items. It labels a back-page “It Happened Today” style feature with stray notes on language and a glossary entry for a water-pipe narcotizing tobacco pipe.
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Boston
Harry Truman
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
America
Fort Sumter
Charleston
S.C
Michigan deer woes and college need, Drew Pearson column
In a Michigan visit, Stanley Godfrey and Uo Bartlett discuss deer herd size, starvation, and the need for regulated hunting. The column notes Michigan ranks third nationally, fawns scarce versus winter hunger, and parallels with education access. It cites Olivet College outreach, Swarthmore efforts, and praise for teachers, urging students to value schooling and teachers.
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Washington, D.C
Georgie
Michigan
Alpena
Mich
Stanley Godfrey
Michigan Game Commission
Texas
Johnson
Caifornia
Godfrey
Michigan Woods
Maryland
The
Game Commission
Alpena Chamber of Commerce
University of Michigan
Olvet College
Tufts
Boston
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson Sayre
Swarthmore College
Chester
Pennsylvania
Questions from The News Quiz Highlights 1960s Era
A dense list of trivia prompts spans U S events, world leaders, space, politics, and history. It includes questions about Earthquakes in the north, Goulart in Brazil, a spaceman leaving the Ohio Senate race, the 1964 World's Fair site, the cherry trees in Washington, and many more, with an answer key noted to appear on page 7.
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Joao Goulart
Spaceman
Ohio
Washington
Ethiopia
Somalia
Massachusetts
Gov. Peabody
Florida
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Michelangelo
Fela
U.S
Duvalier
Pierre Salinger
Sargent Shriver
Spain
Franco
Nelson Rockefeller
Winthrop
Nixon
Lodge
Khrushchev
Beatles
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE Across Clues
Across clues from a KING FEATURE daily crossword list appear with several entries like 10 Lowest deck of chip of war and 1 Scheme. The collection includes Hebrew lyre, metallic rocks, yes in Spanish, and other terms such as music note and horned plates, forming a crossword puzzle with diverse definitions.
Know Your Bridge: South is in three notrump defense
South in three notrumps after West leads hearts. East should duck queen to force South’s king and deny a heart sequence. West then can cash hearts while East discards, potentially defeating the contract with precise timing and defensive signaling.
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University of Oklahoma
Cortez A. M. Ewing
Carl Albert
House of Representatives
Jack Fischer
Harper's Magazine
Dean Wooldridge
Afr
Professor Exying
King
East
South
West
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