Editorial warns of long term risk from Southeast Asia crisis
Administration insiders say Johnson faces a serious international challenge unlike the Cuban missiles crisis, with potential for a lengthy war in Southeast Asia. Rusk notes Hanoi and Beijing lack a nuclear trigger now, but future moves by the Reds and Soviets could raise danger, though China’s options are limited to avoid a costly land invasion.
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Johnson
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Administration
North Viet Nam
Navy
Dean Rusk
Cuba
United States
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Peking
Rusk
U. S
U.S
Red China
Red
First community mausoleum planned near Cedar Crest Cemetery
Viscardi and Associates of Austin announce a planned mausoleum at Cedar Crest Cemetery near Cedar Bayou as the southwest Texas debut for such structures. A. H. Biscardi says mausoleums offer noble style burial with stone steel and concrete protection and lower per-capita cost, noting rising interest across the country. Contact Baytown at 583-2123 for project information.
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Texas
Cedar Crest
Cedar Bayou
Viscardi and Associates
Austin
A. H. Biscardi
Egypt
Jerusalem
Baytown
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE
Across clues from a dated KING FEATURE crossword puzzle appear with garbled text and errors. The fragment lists numerous entries across and down, including references to directions, languages, and tools, but the text is incomplete and jumbled with stray letters and missing words.
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun lists editors managers and staff including Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore and John Wadley with roles in advertising circulation and management. Published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by Baytown Sun Inc at Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas with rates and AP affiliation noted.
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Fred Hartman Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
M D Anderson Hospital Tour Highlights Care and Research
A visit to the M D Anderson Hospital in Houston reveals vast outpatient and inpatient services, 150,000 clinic visits annually, 6,000 annual hospital admissions, and a 1,500-strong staff. The Tumor Institute drives cancer research across many disciplines, with patients traveling from most Texas counties, numerous states, and twelve foreign countries. Volunteers support children’s ward parties each Wednesday.
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M. D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Annet
Texas
University of Texas
M.D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
Texas Medical Center
Board of Regents of
The
Mionroel D. Anderson
Anderson of
Welford Hutton
Simon Hutton
Elytown
Welford
Robert E.lee High School
School of Pharmacy
University of Houston
M.D. “Anderson
Tumor
M. D. Anderson
M.D. Feng Pesar
BCD
Anderson Hospital
Fulton Lewis Speaks Fitness to Govern Questioned
Ralph Ginzburg, convicted smut publisher, seeks psychiatrists’ views on Barry Goldwater’s fitness to govern. He funds a nationwide anonymous poll via Fact questioning aggressive behavior, temper, breakdowns, and temperament, with results to be published in Fact and announced at UCLA. Critics warn the survey is unscientific and inappropriate.
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Fulton Lewis
Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Barry Geldwater
Ralph Ginzburg
Fact
Justice Department
Ginzburg
Philadelphia
Liaison
Goldwater
Sena
Tor
America
New York Post
James Weehsler
Trist
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Elecctorate
Universty of California
Los Angeles
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
Vegas is a wild paradise for gamblers, says Thomas Wolfe, but Monte Carlo still holds elegance. Wolfe recalls a near-bankrupt French duke at Monaco who, after an eight straight black run, shamed two English onlookers with a thousand franc note display and a chilly remark about moneyless Englishmen before leaving for Italy.
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Vegas
Thomas K. Wolfe
Monte Carlo
Wolfe
Monaco
Italy
Johnson meets beef quarrel in White House lunch
Washington column notes Johnson summoned Agriculture Secretary Freeman to the White House over a cattlemen quest to curb Australian and New Zealand meat imports. The Senate passed a wide quota affecting these allies, while tributes to Senate Leader Mansfield highlighted bipartisan lines as Johnson weighs Viet Nam ally needs and domestic prices.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Johnson
Freeman
White House
New Zealand
Southwest
South Pacific
United States
Viet Nam
Pacific
Rassment
Senate
USA
U.S
Sarougi
Mike. Mansfield
Montana
Mike
U. S
Sen
Ken’ Keating
R-N.y
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Lyndon
George Mahon
Texas
Angus
John McCormack
Ways and Means
McCormack
Boston
John
Mike Mansfield
Verse Romans Five Eight on God’s Love for Sinners
A Bible verse from Romans 5 8 states that God demonstrates his love for us while we were sinners as Christ died for us, highlighting divine mercy and self sacrificial act central to Christian faith.
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God
Christ
All Men Are Bums One Is As Good As Another
New York humor column presents a string of witty barroom and office banter about single women during Leap Year and beyond. Jokes highlight Esmerelda the gal pal, the Cinderella complex, and jokes on marriage, work, and male bums. Patterns of flirtation mix with office rituals and birthday gifts.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Esmerelda
Joe
Joe In Shining Armor
Tessie
Jim
Galahad
Jack
Know Your Bridge The Jump to Four Hearts and Other Bids
In this bridge column, expert analysis of responses after One Diamond opening and Partner’s One Heart shows four candidates: Four Hearts, Three Hearts, Two Notrump, and Two Spades. It discusses which bids force, which imply strength, and why ambiguous rebids like Two Clubs can balance risk versus chance of a slam. The piece highlights point counts, trump fit, and the strategic implications of each rebid under varying partner hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Wes Byndicate, Inc
Origins of goldfish and ancient throne mystery
Quiz style notes ask origin of goldfish, the Islamic Holy of Holies at Mecca, the oldest royal throne, the first day of the Roman month, and the meaning of a funambulist. Also mentions Ralph Bunche Billie Burke Don Larsen and a Solomon Islands landing in 1820 with fountain restoration in the Eternal City.
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Mecca
Ralph , Bunche
Billie Burke
Don Larsen
Name the spot of fame in ancient Rome aqueduct pool
A column by Ruth Ramsey discusses Lorenzo Bernini and Baroque Rome. It notes the Aqua Virgo conduit feeding baths by the Pantheon, the coins dropped by visitors believed to guarantee return, and hints at future guidance about intuition and a reserved child. The fragment ends with references to Calends, a rope-walker, and a miscellaneous survey of places like China and Japan.
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Lorenzo Bernini
Rome
Vipsanius Agrippa
Pantheon
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