Berlin Crisis Editorial Outlook on Four Weekend Developments
Editorial notes four weekend developments affecting Berlin: McCloy’s report to Khrushchev and Khrushchev’s shaken pose, mass refugee exodus from East Germany, Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence stance, and East German displeasure over the refugee flow with threats of no war. It argues the United States should proceed with military plans, honor commitments, and rally public support while noting Khrushchev may seek to save face.
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Berlin
John J. McCloy
Kennedy
Khrushchev
East Germany
West Berlin
Moscow
West
Stern
McCloy
Black Sea
Dean Rusk
Washington
Hyannis Port
Mass
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Russia
Congress
White House
Kennedy domestic spending faces House scrutiny
President Kennedy’s multi million dollar domestic spending program aimed at job creation may struggle in Congress especially the economy minded House. Senate Leader Mansfield hopes no curtailment as Berlin crisis funds loom. House debates trimming internal expenditures while noting recovery from recession. President vows to resist cuts and even raise taxes if needed to sustain policy amid Berlin tensions.
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Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Berlin
Baytown Sun Masthead and Staff Details
Published afternoons and Sundays by Baytown Sun, Inc. in Baytown Texas. Editor and Publisher listed with business manager and circulation staff. Advertising department and national representation noted. Subscription rates and postal information included.
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The
Baytown Sun, Inc
Whbel
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Fp, O. Box 108
Memarf
Associates Press
Ameior
Vety
Merwin Coad the Boone preacher turned congressman
Washington gossip centers on Merwin Coad a Boone Iowa Democrat elected to the House who rose on agriculture committee work. The piece recounts his marriage divorce trade in soybeans corn and wheat and a profit sharing arrangement with his staff while noting personal life upheavals and public finances.
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Washington
Keokuk
Kalamazoo
Punxsutawney
Picture Rocks
Merwin Coad
Boone
Eisenhower
Boone, Jr
Agriculture Committee
House Agriculture Committee
American Growth Investment Co
Ed Peters
Dolores Coad
Maryland
Sonal
Alabama
Coad
E. J. Peters
Baytown should solve problems locally, writer argues
In a Baytown letter, Hargrove Smith praises local initiative over federal funding for a community development plan. He warns taxes would fund a study he views as unnecessary, fearing future costs and brokerage fees from Washington. He urges Baytown to stand on its own and reduce reliance on government aid.
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the Sun
Baytown
James Bryan
Washington
Harris County
Texas
Hargrove Smith
del Monte
Houston
Puzzle filled with historical and entertainment clues
Today’s grab bag puzzles mix trivia about presidents actors and geography with a long riddle style set. It mentions natural ridge in Virginia, a museum location, and wars of the rises, plus a busy set of name guesses including an actor from Kentucky born Yowell Tompkins and a Wisconsin stage figure Dominic Felix.
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Natural Ridge
Virginia
Bia
Goldwater Slams Nixon on Foreign Aid and 1964 GOP Hope
A memo discusses Barry Goldwater branding Nixon's foreign aid stance as Kennedy aligned, accusing Nixon of masking differences from Kennedy during the campaign. It previews Goldwater Nixon Rockefeller as 1964 Republican contenders and critiques the Cuban invasion plan as poorly coordinated. The writer condemns a Texas American Legion convention attack on the State Department and Supreme Court as harmful to unity.
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Goldwater
Nixon
Rockefeller
California
Kennedy
Sen. Goldwater
Cuba
Department of Texas
American Legion
Houston
Congress
State Department
Supreme Court
Legionnaires
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
America
Judgment Verse Commands Dated Biblical Verse 1 75
A Bible verse passage urges executing judgment on all ungodly acts and convincing them of their ungodly deeds and speech. The wording presents archaic phrasing and emphasizes divine judgment against sinners.
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Dude
How Do You Stand Barry Goldwater TS
A reader critiques foreign aid policy in light of a Seattle area bridge collapse tale. The letter parallels Nixon’s stance, argues aid has failed to curb communism, advocates re examining the program, and urges a prudent, durable approach rather than repeating past errors.
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Barry Goldwater
Ars
Washington
Narrows
Seattle-Tacoma
Portland
Pacific Northwest
Ihs
Nixon
Kennedy
Laos
Richard Nixon
Know Your Bridge: Fourth denies a spade contract finesse
In a six spades contract from South, the declarer plans to guard against a 2-1 diamond split. He wins a diamond in dummy to enable a finesse against 10-x-x, then draws trumps, and leads clubs to force East or West to win and eventually control the diamond suit. The real hand shows West discarding on diamonds, leaving the suit under control for the declarer.
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Dinamonds
West
Declarer
East
South
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Daily Crossword Clues From Yesterday’s Amma
A compact crossword clue set lists entries including 32 Queen goddess 33 Indigo 35 Leave out 36 Minus 38 North no 40 Exist, inviting solver to fill corresponding answers. The fragments reflect a puzzle page segment with terse hints and numbering for crossfill.
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al Pearce
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beutah Mae Jackson
T. Bowling
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Advertising Department
Drew Pearson
Dolores
Fort Worth, Tex
Harefont
Jack Anderson
Sen. Smathers
Florida
Ing
Aida
Harry Bathoat Po
Kather Willams
William Steinberg
Lioyd Mongrum
An Dack Egemer
Ics
Promi
Folk of Fame
Nan Jones
Kenoahs
Wis
Dominic Felix
University of Wisconsin
Dispatch
Method
Wiliam Penn
Thomas Jefferson
Wye
Wark and
Lancaster
Euy Ang
Preston Fenderg
Arizona
Noom
Kenney
By B. Jay Becker
Fouth
West Immateriag
Daily Crossword
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Mi Maria
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