Editorials- N-Pact Elates Stevenson
Stevenson led the American delegation to Moscow for a limited nuclear test ban signing amid irony. The piece traces his 1956 push for tests moratorium, Nixon’s shifting stance, Soviet prompts, and evolving U.S. and Soviet actions through Kennedy era, noting enduring inspection issues and eventual partial agreements.
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Adair Stevenson
Moscow
Lins Desarge
Stevenson
Soviet Union
United States
Eisenhower
Stevenson-Murray
Ment
Richard M. Nixon
Europe
New York
Nixon
Senate
Bulganin
Stevension
Public Health Service funds study via APhA deal
Washington reports the Public Health Service routed 100800 dollars to the American Pharmaceutical Association to study pharmacies as community health centers, with APHA and University of Pittsburgh tied to 221057 for drug costs research. APhA president Archambault defends the move as public benefit amid critic concerns over pharmacy interests.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Public Health Service
American Pharmaceutical Association
Association
William Apple
University of Pittsburgh
George Archambault
Apha
George Griffenhagen
Turing Pharmacies
Apple
Armstrong Cork
Coa.la
PHS
Archambault
Justice Department
New Orleans
Carlos Marcello
Opening lead guides a five heart contract in bridge
The article analyzes a five hearts contract after an opening lead of the jack of diamonds. It notes West's double bid and shows a winning line: win the diamond with the ace, cash clubs, and continue with the gypsy endplay to take the remaining tricks. East's ace of hearts or king in play could alter the outcome.
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Leta
West
Beere
Poe
Hell
East
Washington lawmakers probe nuclear test ban loophole
In Washington, Fulton Lewis Jr. reports California Republican Craig Hosmer warns Article IV creates a three month warning delay that clashes with the Soviet Union’s constitution and could allow instant withdrawal from the treaty. He suggests the USSR could denounce the pact secretly, leaving others bound to a unilateral moratorium.
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Craig Hosmer
California
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Ussr
Presidium of
Supreme Soviet of the Ussr
W. Averell Harriman
House
New York
Steve Derounian
Congress
Harriman
Gressman
John Pillion
Conte
Pillior
Nelson Rockefeller
How Do You Stand By Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues for a Railway Labor Act amendment to ban featherbedding in rail and air industries. He asserts reasonableness as the standard, cites United States vs. Petrillo and Justice Black, and contrasts court guided decisions with employer claims. He ends with a biblical verse on stand and conscience.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Best Time to Buy Foods Says Babson
Babson advises shoppers to time purchases by season to save. He highlights meat and poultry cycles, storage should be planned with freezers, and warns against fly-by-night food programs. Reads ads for best deals, notes dairy and fuel price patterns, and urges using newspaper ads to spot bargains.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Set From Yesterday
Crossword hints list entries for 36 Wicked 39 upon a time a0 through finishes 42 Compass as the puzzle answers row appears in the page’s brief clue segment.
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Wicked
Today’s Grab Bag and a Quiz Mix
A jumble of trivia prompts asks: 1 Tikal Peten and Uaxateun are famous sites of what type of mins 2 what percentage of the English population died from the Black Death 3 who wrote Ligei3 4 what is the Avernian Lake in Italy famed for 5 in what city is the Golden Triangle plus a feature on a university president guessing game and birthday notices.
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Tikal
Peten
Uaxateun
Buffalo Flood Damage Reaches 35 Million
Buffalo flood losses were estimated at 33 to 35 million after torrential rains drenched the city and suburbs, forcing 300 residents from homes. Mayor Kowal declared a state of emergency as power and phones failed and water rose in basements.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Tme
East Side
Chester Kowal
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Cheektowaga
Buffalo Zoo
Clayton F. Freiheil
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Baytown Sun Staff and Office Details
Listing shows Baytown Texas newspaper staff roles including editor publisher general manager and department heads. Includes office locations P O box address Baytown Texas and circulation advertising departments. Contains subscription rates and organizational affiliations with Associated Press and Texas newspaper groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendertgi Beulah Maz Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Texas Daily Newspaper Assn
Texas Prova
Poke
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