World Protests and People Power Across Nations
The editorial hails global protests from South Vietnam to London and Helsinki, noting riots, demonstrations, and campaigns for peace, fair treatment, and nuclear issues. It cites Moscow Radio on American pamphleteering in Crimea, King’s Albany arrest, Russell’s antiwar stance, and a filibuster over space communications privatization.
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South
Viet Nam
Russia
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Crimea
Finland
Helsinki
France
London
East End
Oswald Moseley
Birmingham
England
Argentina
Labor Federation
Juan Peron
Bertrand Russell
White House
Albany
Martin Luther King
Georgia
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Do's and Don'ts for American Guests From Swiss Hosts
The piece contrasts Swiss hospitality tips for American exchange students with American consumer advice. It notes Swiss guidance urging patience with guests who may overeat or mishandle items, then cites Wall Street Journal commentary lampooning shopper confusion and urging stricter labeling and less impulse buying, mocking Federal standardization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
United States
Wall Street Journal
Afl-Cio
American Federationist
Baytown Sun Publisher and staff listing amid noisy OCR
The Baytown Sun roster lists editors and managers with scattered garbled text identifying roles such as Editor and Publisher Preston Pendergrass Managing Editor Beulah Mac Jackson Office Manager James H. Hale and Advertising Manager Fohn Wadley. It notes subscription rates and mailing details, plus generic newspaper notices and press association references.
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Fred Hartman
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mac Jackson
Try and Stop Me ILLIAN ROTH and The Mousetrap tale
Illian Roth stars in a spoofing piece about a stylish lady who jokes about gifts from an alligator friend. Vincent Starrett cites Agatha Christie, noting The Mousetrap opened in London ten years ago and later reached 4000 performances while the Sunday Dispatch folded.
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Illian Roth
Vincent Starrett
London
London Sunday Dispatch
Sunday Dispatch
Notable Quiz From A Fragmented Page
A reader prompts quick trivia on Congo provinces Congo's six provinces names Paul Revere partner is detected as William Dawes North Dakota mountains known for songbirds depresses the mind Graves' disease gland question newborn hearing ability phrases about economy and temperament On August dates 1790 Coast Guard established and 1917 National Guard drafted Leads feature temperance leaders with origins in Ireland and Maine ends with an unfinished note about the right person or figure.
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Congo
Paul Revere
North Dakota
Notable Civil War Surgeon and Temperance Crusade
Central Press writer NAN JONES recalls a Harvard Medical School graduate who served as a Civil War surgeon, built a fine Bangor practice, fell into ruin due to alcohol, then redeemed himself through a women’s temperance crusade. He toured Massachusetts and Michigan organizing reform clubs with red ribbon membership.
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Harvard Medical School
Bangor
Massachusetts
Michigan
Greece a model of democracy after Marshall plan aid
Washington Report by Drew Pearson travels through Europe from Athens where Prime Minister Constantin Caramanlis explains Greece’s stability and growth. He details a five year plan funded by careful budgeting, asks for foreign loans, and notes the delicate balance amid NATO rivals and limited US aid.
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Drew Pearson
Erilga
Europe
Greece
Athens
Harry Truman
Turkey
United States
New York
Constantin Caramantis
U. S
West Germany
Caramanlis
American Fire Department
NATO
Albania
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Moscow
Venizelos
Summer Camp Dilemma Echoes Love and Loneliness
A father recalls taking his nine year old daughter Tracy to a month long summer camp in New York. He frets about homesickness, but Tracy forms quick bonds with friends and leaves with enthusiasm. He reflects on the ache of parting and the irreplaceable moment of letting go.
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Madison Square Garden
Senate Select Committee On
Senate
Carl Hayden
Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Lester Hill
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Richard Russell
Armed Services Committee
Harry Byrd
Congress
White House
Carmanlis
Greece
Eisenhower
Ike
Near East
India
Sii
New York
Tracy Ava
Francis
Tracy
Frances Goodby
Lady Dottie
Mommy
Dottie
Jose
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Collide in Busy Grid
The puzzle lists across and down clues with numbers and garbled spellings, indicating a scrambled crossword. It references antiquated terms, names, measurements, and miscellaneous items such as browni sun, calcium symbol, wampum, shaving tool, and various abbreviations. The jumble suggests a historic page layout showing clue prompts and partial answers.
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Bern
Thailand
Unnatural Play Shapes Endgame In Bridge Lesson
In a bridge hand narrated by Sywttcats, South plays to mislead opponents after cashing hearts and spades. The piece discusses how declarer might win by a heart finesse or force a mistake, weighing risks of king of spades held by West or East. It argues a cautious line can secure the contract regardless of location of the king.
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Bing Feta
South
Wes
Declarer
East
West
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Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
P. O
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Janfher
Teta Daily
Dseas
Ee Mate
Barry Goldwater
Washington
By Bennett Cerf
Seneca
U. Coast Guard
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Folk OF Fame
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Pitsburgh
Maine
Nan Jones
Central Press
William Schwman
Joe Pignatano
Bob Keegan
Chester Bowles
Reginald Owen
Robert Taylor
Mary Beard
Frank Stranchan
J. Katanga
Leopoldville
Kivu
Kasai
Oriental and
Equator
William Dawes
Turtle Mountains
Appou
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