Editorial on sauce for communism and US policy
A reflective column argues that what is sauce for the United States becomes sauce for communism, tracing Cold War moves from Cuba and Formosa to missiles in Italy and Turkey. It details prisoner exchanges, Donovan negotiations, and the role of Kennedy authorities, noting growing communist strength and uncertainty about future spillovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
China
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Italy
Turkey
Russia
Mediterranean
Rudolph Abel
Francis Gary Powers
Frederick L. Pryor
East Berlin
James B. Donovan
New York
Abel
Donovan
Castro
Cuban Families Committee For the Liberation of Prisoners of
Kennedy
Edwin Guthman
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
American Red Cross
Associated Press
Miami
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
Rockefeller
Big Problem For Schools
A Texas state school official estimates that 325,000 students will drop out between ninth grade and high school graduation in five years, costing about 375 billion in lifetime income. The April Texas Outlook reports that two of every five first graders in 1949-50 would graduate in 1960-61, with only 85,102 of 208,452 reaching a diploma.
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Texas Outlook
Texas State Teachers Association
Texas
Victor Sumner
Texas Education Agency Research Division
State Board of Education
Florida Room Lessons From a Market Crash Saga
The 40th anniversary of the Florida Room era is recalled as Roger Babson explains how the crash devastated Florida values. He notes many banks failed, bonds fell sharply, and homes dropped in value while warning against over speculation. He advises cautious diversification and suggests potential long term land opportunities on Florida’s West Coast and Sanibel Island, with caution toward Everglades development.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Florida
Sarasota
Orlando
General Foods Co
Coca-Cola Co
Minute Maid
Caroline Bird
Look Magazine
Miami
Everglades
Venice
Punta Gorda
Fort Myers
Naples
Friends of Mine
Sanibel Island
Sanibel
Pime Island
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc at Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas. Editorial team includes Editor and Publisher and General Manager, Managing Editor and Office Manager, Advertising department manager, Retail Manager, National Manager John Wadley, Paul Putman, Corrie Laughlin. Entered second class matter at the Baytown Texas post office under Congress act of March 3 1879. Subscription rate 1.45 per month 17.40 per year. Represented nationally by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc. Member of the Associated Press.
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Baytown
Texat
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Texas
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Ineffectual labels in the Cuba exile debate
W A Goodrich argues that small Cuban anti Castro exile groups should not be dismissed as ineffectual and urges decisive US action against Communism. He cites historical examples from Washington to Houston and criticizes State Department disarmament plans as weaker than the exiles' efforts.
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the Sun
George Washington
Valley Forge
Gen. Houston
Gov. Connally
U.S
Korea
China
Tibet
Sec
Forrestal
State Department
United States
Khrushchev
W. A. Goodrich
M.D
Baylowa
Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Burg Preppach
Chicago
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Guatemalan President Candidate Memorial Quiz Refers To
Central Press writer Man Jones profiles Wright, Guatemalan leaderage 67, educated at military academy and national university. He held posts from military attache in Washington to UN delegate, and minister to the United Kingdom. unsuccessfully ran for president in 1950, elected in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Guatemala
Military
National University
Washington
Polytechnic School
United Kingdom
Colombia
Cuban spy shooting hushed up by defense managers
Washington column traces a suppressed account of a Cuban spy killed near Guantanamo, four Marine officers ousted without full hearing, and Captain Arthur J. Jackson shielded by the Medal of Honor Society. The piece links Gen. Shoup’s actions to the cover up and notes subsequent discipline for enlisted men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Marine Corps
Arthur J. Jackson
Jackson
Peleliu Island
David Shoup
Lopez
Naval
Castro
Guantanamo
William A. Szill
Szill
Peleliu
Congressional Medal of Honor Society
Shoup
Bidding Choices in Five Bridge Hands
Analysis of responses to a takeout double in a standard auction. Hand 1 shows strong distribution with three kings. hand 2 favors a two club response with intermediate values. hand 3 advocates a two notrump jump despite 12 points. hand 4 supports a four hearts jump based on trump length and trick potential. hand 5 uses a spade cue bid to force partner to choose, with final contract depending on their reply.
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WEI KG
North
Ires Syndicate
Inet
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Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
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the Raven
Marquis James
Ichabod Crane
Anhalt Zerbst
Aristotle
John James Audubon
Folk OF Fame
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Liberal Party
MAN Jones Central Press
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ECA
Granville Rammer
Sal Maglie
Virgil Trucka
Sam Houston
Washington Irving
Washington Report
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
American Cancer Society
Harry Hoxey
Food and Drug Administration
American Medical Association
Health
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Dinshah Ghadail
Norm God
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Rey Fishmeat
Sky God
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