Editorials- Business Glows Over Profits
A buoyant week for U S business with second-quarter profits at a record pace led by General Motors U S Steel and Dow Chemical as earnings rose about 16 percent from a year earlier. The market halted a streak of Blue Mondays while construction and manufacturing activity remained strong and unemployment fell to 5.6 percent.
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Dow Chemical Co
Kennedy
First National City Bank
Wall Street Journal
F. W. Dodge Corp
Roger Blough
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S. Treasury
California
Donnybrook
William Knowland
Thomas Kuchel
Golden State
Caspar Weinberger
GOP
Knowland
Kuchel
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
Lberal
Earl Warren
Goodie Knight
Tom Kuchel
Richard Nixon
Joe Shell
Rockefeller
Rocky
Field
Rody
Romney
Kennedy misses birth in past due to politics and crisis
Report outlines Jackie Kennedy's pregnancy losses and births while JFK faced campaigns. It recounts miscarriages, stillbirth, and premature birth, detailing Jackie’s reluctance to involve politics during crises and JFK’s delayed responses to pivotal family moments. It notes past near-misses and his resolve to not miss the next birth.
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Jackie
John Jr
Jack Kennedy
Palm Beach
Andrews Air Force Base
Georgetown
Kennedy
Daily Crossword Puzzle ACEOGGS Linclined Through 6
Puzzle clues appear jumbled with misprints. Includes entries such as Native of Rome, light in Ed inburgh, boss on shield, piece of equipment, personal weight, sprite, Greek letter, word meaning without, first rate, timid, dwelling, actress Helen, postpone, shank and place of age.
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Rome
Edinburgh
Helen
Rooney Triumph Extends Democratic Pennsylvanian Victory Streak
Pennsylvania Democrat Fred Rooney won a House seat in the 35th District, ending a thirty year Republican run. The margin was small despite a 40,000 Democratic registration edge. The campaign centered on the state sales tax, with COPE and union volunteers aiding Rooney as Republicans faced voting backlash.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Fred Rooney
House of Representatives
Rooney
Bob Bartlett
Scranton
COPE
Committee On Political Education
California
Regents seek power to classify movies for children
The New York State Board of Regents asked the Legislature for broader authority to rate films by suitability for minors and to bar access to unsuitable movies without a parent present. It argued court rulings have weakened movie licensing, making obscenity the sole denial ground.
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Albany, X.Y
New York State Board of Regents
Today’s Grab Bag and Quick Answers
A mixed quiz page asking origin of Detroit the meaning of jury rigged what James W Marshall discovered with snowmill in 1848 the dolabriform shape and the Astor Place riots summary with trivia notes and names at bottom including explorers and birthdays.
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Detroit
James W. Marshall
Astor Place
How Do You Stand By Barry Goldwater
Washington notes the looming nationwide railroad strike and the long stalemate over featherbedding. Goldwater argues Congress must address featherbedding in rail and air sectors by aligning Railway Labor Act with Taft-Hartley and Lea Act, urging swift action to resolve the conflict and protect public interests.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
I Would Use Armed Might to Free Cuba
The writer asserts strong convictions on freedom and supports expelling Cuban communism with US force if needed. He regrets the missile crisis handling, argues Kennedy should have pressured Khrushchev to remove communism, and says Korea must be resumed if required to stop Chinese aggression. He offers willingness to serve in uniform to ensure extreme action when warranted.
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Baytown
Cuba
United States
Florida
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Castro
Western Hemisphere
Eisenhower
Dick Nixon
Houston
Korea
America
Tom
Mexico Dollars Trade Zone Growth Reported by AP
Mexico more than doubled trade within the Latin American Free Trade Zone in the first four months, with sales at 8.28 million and purchases at 33.14 million. Last year sales reached 2.99 million and purchases 1.55 million. Also reports on Argentina singer Baby Bell and marriage rumors with Mexican comedian Sergio Corona. No agreement progress in the struck movie industry.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Baby Bell
Sergio Corona
Prosecution Calls Tavern Holdup Prosecution Impractical
ALTON Ill AP The Madison County state's attorney's office on Thursday said it would be impractical to prosecute Wesley Rogers 34 for a 96 tavern holdup. Police said Rogers admitted the 1953 holdup but all witnesses were dead and the statute of limitations was in question. He was arrested on a stop sign and intoxication charge, fined 25 dollars and released. The holdup case was then considered closed.
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Alton
Madison County
Wesley Rogers
Rogers
Bee
Terre Haute
Ind
Bible Verse Hebrews 11 33 Saving of the Soul
A line from Hebrews proclaims faith in saving the soul not falling back into perdition. The verse emphasizes belief as the path to salvation and eternal life.
Nightmarish Bridge Deal Caps Great Britain United States Match
In the 1950 women’s team match between Great Britain and the United States, a stunning hand unfolds after a double of one diamond and an SOS redouble. East-West cards score heavily for the Americans, with South vulnerable and the final result a decisive 1,020 point profit for Britain on the deal despite the other table yielding a small 380 point swing for the Americans.
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North East South
Great Britain
United States
South
East
Wrest
West
Declarer
Raytoun Sun staff and publication details
The Raytoun Sun is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc. at Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas with office P O Box 38. Fred Hartman James Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Jackson etc. list editors and managers. Subscription rates are $1.45 per month or $17.40 per year. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Baytown Texas post office and is represented nationally by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc. Member of Associated Press and Texas press associations.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
I Beulah Mac Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Autail
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Texas Daily Newspaper
Asso
Texas Press Asso
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