Johnsons quiet style keeps him out of shouting matches
Editorial notes President Johnson uses a restraint strategy to handle public spats over Vietnam and the Dominican Republic. He stays out of confrontations, lets others speak when needed, and supports NATO while deflecting direct clashes with Charles de Gaulle. The piece frames this as Johnsons long-standing approach to leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Sens
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Fulbright
Senate
Dominican Republic
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
United States
France
Stalin
Soviet Union
Europe
de Gaulle
Fulton Lewis Speaks on Ezekiel and Flying Saucers
Washington column argues UFO sightings are not new citing Ezekiel and 19th century reports. It outlines Air Force explanations, debunking cases at Granite Maryland and Lake Superior, cites NICAP head Major Donald Keyhoe, and a 1961 Polaris tracking log.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Ezekiel
Congress
Air Force
Harold Brown
John MacCormack
Donald H. Menzel
Harvard
Nike Missile
Granite
Lake Superior
Kinross Air Force Base
Michigan
Royal Canadian Air Force
Donald E. Keyhoe
Keyhoe
National Investigations Committee On
NICAP
Major Keyhoe
Cape Canaveral
Cape Kennedy
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across Clues
Puzzle filled with clues across for a King Feature daily crossword. Includes entries for Weakens Fish Noble A monkey's cousin Word for the trigger finger Stand up Walnut or almond Strain alise Aloft Parrot Put up tents fluid ounces abbr Marked by a Wound UN member Latter Familiar contraction.
Spy star Vaughn films in Venice amid hush in crowd
VIENCE Italy AP Rob ert Vaughn TV spy Napoleon Solo in The Man From UNCLE spent two days in the Soviet Union with no alert from locals American tourists noticed him Vaughn said he arrived in Venice Tuesday to begin filming another spy thriller PHILADELPHIA AP Driver Edward Richardson and Patrolman Charles Kemm faced a joke as they watched 26 prisoners in a patrol wagon when the van door window was found with a hole and two escapees were recaptured later that day
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Vience
Italy
Robert Vaughn
Soviet Union
Vaughn
Napoleon Solo
U.N.C.L.E
Venice
Philadelphia
Edward Richardson
Charles Kemm
Letter To The Editor Attacks Rhodesia Liberty Shame
A Sun letter writer contrasts the 1776 American independence struggle with a critique of U S stance on Rhodesia. The author laments endorsing a British blockade against a group seeking liberty and justice, condemning what he calls a betrayal of freedom and national honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Great Britain
Rhodesia
Cc. H. Bone
Bayshore
Hoover Used Troops Johnson Aids Mississippi Negroes
Long article notes contrasting approaches by Hoover and Johnson to civil unrest. It claims Johnson directed federal officials to feed unemployed Mississippi Negroes, train workers, and boost housing while Mississippi shows cooperation in race and economic issues. It highlights programs like Operation Homestead, soil work, and illiteracy outreach with data on interviewees and education levels.
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Washington
Lafayette Square
Pennsylvania Ave
Great White House
United States
Hoover
Douglas MacArthur
Johnson
Mississippi
Union
Paul Johnson
Evelyn Gandy
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Deep South
Alene Quin
McComb
Miss
Orville Freeman
Willard Wirtz
FHA
Chicago
Watts
Calif
A&M Professor Takes Temporary Rio Job
Dr E E Dayhoff associate professor at Texas A M Institute of Statistics will take a temporary assignment in Rio de Janeiro with the IRI Research Institute Under the U S Agency for International Development he will consult with IRI agricultural specialists and the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture
Verse Cited From Matthew on Life and Loss
A Bible verse from Matthew 10 39 contrasts finding life with losing it for Jesus sake, stating that those who preserve their life lose it while those who sacrifice it gain life in return. The concise teaching emphasizes self surrender for spiritual reward.
Baytown Sun Staff and Publisher Details
Baytown Sun publishing staff roles listed with editor publisher and management positions, office address, and mailing details. Includes subscription rates, mailing notice and AP rights statement.
First U S old age pension plan and more facts from today
Today’s grab bag asks who started the first U S old age pension plan and by what organization. It asks about an Olympiad years, number of landlocked South American nations, and commonality of ketch felucca and show. It also asks what lapidary does and notes 1861 Fort Sumter surrender. It quotes Mazins as a libel example and features Sir John Gielgud born 1904 and his Shakespearean career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NATO
Johnson
de Gaulle
France
United States
Headon
Dean Rusk
State Department
Rusk
de Gaulde
West Germany
U.S
Sir John Gielgud
London
England
Mme. Aazberger
Ellen Terry
Gielgud
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
Claude Rains
Hamlet
Glelgud
Hamlet star Gielgud praised on intellectual stage tone
Ruth Ramsey notes Sir John Gielgud remains a strong Hamlet figure though older than the Prince. The piece lists other birthdays including James B. Cabell Arnold Toynbee Salvator Baccaloni Tony Perkins and Rod Steiger. It also touches on future fortune a child’s persistence and a short quiz about church history and sailing vessels.
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Hamlet
David Garvick
Prince of
Denmark
Gielgud
James B. Cabell
Arnold Toynbee
Salvatore Baccaloni
Tony Perkins
Rod Steiger
Strikes Threaten Big City Dailies and Mergers
Roger Babson argues labor strikes, mergers, and rising costs threaten major newspapers. He notes Boston and Washington as rare cases with multiple owners, predicts New York's three papers will merge, and warns on arbitration as a potential remedy. He highlights competition shifting to suburban papers near Times Square and rising production expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Boston
New York Herald Tribune
New York Journal- American
New York World Telegram
Stan
Congress
New York City
Washington
Gotham Papers
New York
U.S
Horace Greeley
James Gordon Bennett
Joseph Polizer
William Randolph Hearst
Charles Dana
U. S
Times Square
Know Your Bridge Trump Echo Lesson by Becker
South dealer in a bridge column explains the trump echo convention with a sample from a four hearts auction. The article shows how East West familiarity with the echo helps choose replies and determine trumps, including a diamond lead and later ruffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Jay Becker
South West North East
South
West
East
Fea
Declarer
Mught
Ket Syndicate, Inc
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NASA
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THE
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Office of Economic Oppor
Tunity
Project Star
Greenville
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Shugaar
Mississippi Delta
White House
A&m
Rio
Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bil Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
John Wadhey
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Fort Sumter
3.C
Sir J. Mackintosh
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Presbyterian Church
Bolivia
Faraway
North AK
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