Editorial on Nuclear Test Ban Vote Being Cut And Dried
The piece argues the limited nuclear test ban treaty should pass in the Senate with broad support. It notes Kennedy's administration easing into hearings and debate, cites past U.S. testing moratoriums, and stresses the treaty’s main terms and potential world impact. It warns against assuming Russian or US advantage and asserts the treaty as a prudent first step toward better East-West relations.
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Senate
Wilson
United States
League of Nations
Kennedy
Russia
Britain
Foreign Relations Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Elizabeth Rude Smith’s currency scheme shocks Washington
Fulton Lewis Jr reports the departure of Elizabeth Rude Smith, former Treasurer, who championed multi color currency including orange tinted dollars and pink five spots. Treasury and Secret Service records show counterfeit seizures totaling tens of millions, with recent phony bills tied to a North Carolina print run and a Florida counterfeit case disrupting the economy and exposing lax controls.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Elizabeth Rude Smith
California
Philadelphia
Granahan
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
United States Secret Service
James J. Rowley
Chief Rochey
Secret Service
North Carlina
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Miami
Know Your Bridge Strategy Openings and Responses
A guidance column on bridge openings with five hands, detailing when to open with clubs or spades and how partner responses influence rebids. It emphasizes choosing clubs for four card spades and clubs, preferring lower clubs in some hands, and prioritizing high card points and suit length to steer rebids toward safe contracts.
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King Font
Banda
Eres Boadiconte, Inc
Counterfeit Ring Busted After Chicago Spread
Washington noted improvement in counterfeiting as by January 1963 over $17,000 in twelve issues circulated in Chicago. Secret Service linked the notes to a single group. In April 1963 raids on a restaurant and a home led to five arrests and seizure of press plates negatives and thousands in uncut bills.
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Chicago
Secret Service
Cook County
Letters To The Editor Bantor The Sun
A reader comments on the city manager resignation article, noting in business practice the employer asks for a resignation date. The writer expects the mayor to set a clear time, arguing for a definite plan in the process.
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Bantor
the Sun
Estes Seeking To Buy Abilene Home
A Pecos corporation is negotiating to purchase an Abilene home for Billie Sol Estes family use. Reports of Estes moving to Abilene surface amid a cross burning in Pecos and rumors of a sale to the Pecos group. An electric sign in Pecos proclaimed The Home of Billie Sol Estes.
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Abilene
Pecos
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
Horace Wooten
Lytle Lake
Abi- Jene
Pecos Corporation
Today’s Grab Bag The Answer Quick Notable Questions
A compact news card listing trivia prompts and quick facts. It includes questions on true pennies cloud regions two person orders a myrmidon the first anaesthetic used in 1842 the world’s cog railway, plus a Confucius quote and notes on John Walton and Anglican-Puritan history.
Mystery figure tied to Laud era reforms and faith switch
A fragmented column recalls a 1602 Oxford born figure who left the Jesuits for Catholicism then Protestantism, with his major work The Religion of Protestants. It hints at Archibishop Willam Laud, and includes scattered clues about playful notices and odd terms like troposphere and Mount Washington.
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Bath
England
Oxford
Hague
Dort
Willam Laud
Fisher
Laud
London
Texans In Washington By Tex Easley
Texas role in US Mexican relations highlighted by Chamizal Agreement settlement may shift to water disputes. Salinity from US Western irrigation endangers Mexicali valley crops. salinization also appears in Rio Grande water, with El Murillo drain and Falcon dam releases cited as contributing factors.
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Washington
Texas
Rio Grande
el Paso
Juarez
Colorado
Arizona
California
Tom Connally
United States
Phexas
Rio Grande Valley
Mexico
Eugene Millikin
Mexicali
U.S
el Murillo
Anzalduas Dam
Falcon Dam
Crystal City Faces Local Political Battle In 1960s Era
About 100 residents met to oppose the Teamsters Union and PASO in Crystal City Texas. Mario Hernandez led speakers and predicted city charter amendment talks would be rejected by councilors. County Commissioner Tom Allie stated the group aims to defeat the Teamsters. The clash involves PASO and Teamsters backing Manuel Garza against Sheriff C. W. Sweeten.
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Crystal City
Tex
Teamsters Union
Political Association For
PASO
Mario Hernandez
Hernandez
New Citizens Association Serving All Americans
CASAA
Pasq
Teamster
San Antonio
Tom Allee
Teamstere Union
Manuel Garza
C. W. Sweeten
American aid and Greek enterprise spark private plan
Drew Pearson reports from Athens on jet flight safety concerns tied to noise abatement and the New York Port Authority. He highlights private American aid to Greece, notably Tom Pappas's fundraising drive to build an oil refinery, steel mill, and petrochemical plant in Salonika, backed by Standard Oil.
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Drew Pearson
United States
Greece
Athens
Idlewild
New York Port Authority
Europe
Los Angeles
San Francisco
London
Rome
Paris
Grece
Turkey
U.S
New York
Zanos
Dayton
Ohio
Charles Politis
Tom Pappas
Boston
Politis
New Yorker
U.S. Air Force
Ploesti
Republican National
Ment
Tom Dewey
Atotorney
Pappas
Salonika
Macedonia
Duke of Argyll Secretly Wed American Duchess
The Duke of Argyll, 60, secretly married eight weeks ago to American-born Mrs Mathilda Custer Mortimer, 40, his fourth wife. He divorced his third wife last May for adultery. The couple, now at Decazeville, France, plan to visit Italy and return to Britain by late August.
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London
Duke of Argyll
Mathida Custer Mortimer
Decazeville
France
Italy
Britain
Daily Crossword Puzzle Yesterday's Answer 36 Little island
Puzzle clues list includes 36 Little island 37 Branch 38 Bee house 40 Morsels 41 incite 2 His and across clues suggest a themed crossword.
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Little Island
Branch
Bee House
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun lists editor and publisher James H. Hale general manager seat on Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson office manager Robert K. Gilmore circulation director John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin advertising department. Entered as second class matter at Baytown Texas post office under act of March 3 187% published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc at Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
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Central Press
Happy Mathday
Zino Francescatti
Roman Mesias
John Tighe
Basebal
Mt Washington
New Hampshire
Tex Easley
Nothan
Duke of Argyle
Earth
Heavenly Egypt
Prin
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Friar
Zegret Laa Chia
the Baytoun Sun
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Advertising Department
Nepesesens
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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