MacArthur Death Stirs Fresh Controversy In Death
Editorial notes two interviews with General Douglas MacArthur recorded a decade earlier and published after his death. Accounts by Jim Lucas and Bob Considine provoke counterclaims from Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney and other biographers who dispute the portrayal of MacArthur’s views on Eisenhower Marshall Truman and Roosevelt.
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Douglas MacArthur
Jim Lucas
Scripps-Howard
Bob Considine
Hearst Headline Service
Courtney Whitney
MacArthur
Lucas
Considine
Whitney
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Eisenhower
Marquis Childs
Clark Lee
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Lucas-Considine
Whitey
Wake Island
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Gen
Trumbull Higgins
The
War College
Korea
Brazil crisis spurs US concern over democratic norms
U S officials privately worry Brazil’s military ousted President Joao Goulart and suspended rights with an institutional act while Congress was bypassed. State Department notes censorship raise alarm as Washington urges constitutional restoration. Redeye weapon contract worth 13.22 million dollars awarded to General Dynamics Pomona for production and engineering.
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Washington
W. U S
Brazil
U.S
Joao Goulart
Congress
Johnson
Paschoal Fanieri Mazzilli
United States
Aizire
State Department
Richard L Phillips
Army
General Dynamics
Pomona
Calif
Marine Corps
Baytown Sun Masthead and Staff Listing
The Baytown Sun lists editors and managers including Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore John Webley Paul Putmen Corrie Laughlin and others. It notes publication details including post office entry as second class matter and daily and Sunday editions under The Baytown Sun, Inc. with rates and representation by Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc.
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Fred Hartman
James H Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K Gilmore
Baytown, Texas
Congress
Seneca lands and a dam feud spark federal dispute
Washington columnist Fulton Lewis Jr reports on the Seneca Indians of northwestern Pennsylvania losing fertile lands to eminent domain for the Kinzua Dam. He cites Seneca leaders and Sen. Hugh Scott criticizing the erosion of the 1794 treaty and inadequate compensation, noting a $9 million Interior Committee figure and delayed payments as the dam nears completion.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Pennsylvania
U.S
George Washington
Corplanter
Great Tree
United States
Feds
Kinzua
Allegheny River
Hugh Scott
Sen. Scott
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Washington Star
S. Haynes Johnson
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A humorous vignette features a bishop at embassy parties avoiding tea coffee and water with a witty exchange. The second anecdote recalls a Philadelphia blizzard disruption joke about a nature club hike depending on subway operation during a snowfall.
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Bennett Cerf
Bishop
Philadelphia
Caskie Stmmett
Back To Nature Club
Market Street
Spot of Fame and Other Quiz Items
Daily brain teaser asks what common thread links John S. Copley Gilbert C Stuart Winslow Homer and Charles W Peale Also asks which calendars Western Europe used since Roman times and who compared Rigoletto To Spot of fame notes and a language warning about embezzlement term peculate Prison island Saint Laurent in French Guiana contains most prisoners and lamber camps plus Webster dictionary first edition published on this date in 1828
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John S. Copley
Gilbert C. Stuart
Winslow Homer
Charles W. Peale
French Guiana
France
Saint Laurent
Maroni River
Lamber
Noah Webster
Convicts Must Stay In Colony After Sentences End
Ruth Ramsey surveys prison policy where convicts cannot leave the colony even after serving terms. Short sentences under seven years require remaining equal to time served. longer terms demand extended captivity. Escape attempts are frequent but rarely successful as guards of sea and jungle enforce confinement. The column invites a name for the station of fame.
MacArthur memoirs spark Pentagon file revelations
Drew Pearson discusses posthumous interviews with General MacArthur and the Pentagon files about the Korean War. The column claims a covert bombing agreement with China, limited air operations, and warnings from General Hoyt Vandenberg about Soviet jet bombers. It contrasts MacArthur’s memory with declassified records and hints at further disclosures.
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Truman
Yalu River
Pentagon
MacArthur
Yalu
Korea
Far East
United States
Manchuria
Siberia
Iso
Hoyt .Vandenberg
Air Force
Arthur
Vandenberg
Michigan
Republican Party
U.S
Housing Boom Adjusts To Slower Market In Real Estate
SAM DAWSON reports that after a postwar peak the residential real estate market cools. Builders refinance to avoid distress as apartment overbuilding and zoning changes pinch profits in some cities, while demand is expected from aging buyers and broader economic growth.
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New York
New “York City
Vietnamese Student Dies In Gasoline Fire Duo
Saigon reports say Le Van Bao, 13, killed himself by setting fire after his sweetheart and first cousin Huynh Thi Lang Phuong, who was pregnant, died by swallowing rat poison. The suicide occurred in Chuong Thien Province, 130 miles southwest of Saigon, the seventh such death during the Buddhist protest firewave that toppled Ngo Dinh Diem.
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Saigon
South Viet
Ngo Dinh Diem
Know Your Bridge Endplay Findings By Jay Becker
In this segment Jay Becker analyzes endplay concepts within a Bridge deal. He cites a scenario where West ruffs and defends to counter declarer plans, showing how precise ruffing, trump management, and careful discard yield four hearts if executed, though misreading signals can lead to down one.
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West
South
Faenes
Ami
Lowen Mo
Darmonds
Declarer
East
Jed
Reek
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John Webley
Paul Putmen
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
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Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
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Neretn
Texas Daily Newspaper
Fulton Lewis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Idaho
Frank Church
Interior Committee
House
House Interior Committee
Barry ‘Goldwater
Madison Square Garden
Goldwater
Young Americans For Freedom
Kobe
T'S Beer
Henrik Tosen
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Basso Salvatore
Baccaloni
Arnold Toyndee
Arthor
James B. Cabell
John Geilgnd
Rod Steiger
Tony Perkins
Julian and
Gregorian
Giuseppe Verdi
Drew. Pearson Washington
Waldorf Tower
Kennedy
Pacific
United
Japan
Os. S
Mae
South Korea
Waldorf ” Tower
Jim’Lucas
Alpha
Sam Dawson
Vietnam
Know Your Bridge By
Jay Becker
Booth
Dea
Akiot
Eas
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