Editorial: Nonpartisan Foreign Policy Is American Way
The Baytown Sun backs a nonpartisan foreign policy as best for the U.S. It argues unity is essential, rejects partisan debate in policy, and recalls Truman and Kennedy era contrasts with Eisenhower and Nixon. It notes past bipartisan support and the challenge of balancing critique with unity.
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Baytown Sun
Harry S. Truman
U.S
the Sun
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Truman
Arthur Vandenburg
U.S. Senate
Senate
U. S
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Free Estimate Drives Do‑It‑Yourself Painters In Tulsa
The piece riffs on homeowners choosing to paint their houses themselves to save money. It notes the difficulty of selecting colors, disputes with spouses over white versus off white, and the struggle of standardizing colors across brands. It hints at sacrifices like cutting beer and other pleasures to afford paint and brushes.
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Tulsa
Okla
Try and Stop Me Hoax Touches Los Angeles Producer
Ollywood pranksters sparkled after Christmas by placing a fake classified ad in a major LA daily. A big producer received ads offering to buy old Christmas trees, triggering hundreds of wilted trees dumped on his estate. The hoaxer was exposed and the producer refused to hire him again until truly needed.
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Los Angeles
South Beverly
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including editor and publisher Preston Pendergrass and Beulah Mae Jackson, and managers for circulation and advertising. Published afternoons weekdays and Sundays, printed at Pearce and Ashbel, Baytown Texas, with subscription rates of 1.45 per month or 17.40 per year and national representation by Texas Newspapers.
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Preston Pendergrass
Sihpeee Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadley Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Savers
National Manager
Baytown
Texas
Pearce and
Ashbel
Representatives, Inc
Associated Preaa
Associated Press
Bamber
Texas Daily Newspaper
Fulton Lewis Speaks Cuba Trip Leaders To Be Questioned
Left winers who led more than 80 young Americans on a two month tour of Castro Cuba will be summoned for Congressional testimony. Key witness Edward Lemansky, a 24 year old Ohio Antioch College graduate and leader of the Progressive Labor Movement, faces questions along with others who joined the trip from Kennedy Airport to Havana. Forty four others and four leaders of the Student Committee for Travel to Cuba have been implicated or indicted for conspiracy to violate the ban on Cuban travel.
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Fulton Lewis Jr
Washington
Castro Cita
Edward Lemansky
Ohio
Antioch College
Progressive Labor Movement
Cuba
Hatvana
New York
Batis
California
Castro Cuba
United States
Lemansky
Kennedy International Airport
Paris
Havana
U.S
Student Committee
U. S
Ha~ Vana
Students Committee
Historic trivia quick hits and birthdays from today
A compact roundup poses trivia questions on Florida shore length and Tyler offspring, asks which city first received gas service, and seeks alternate names for the Ten Commandments. It recalls Andrey Cameric’s death in 1819, quotes Beecher on repentance, defines polder, and lists notable births including Sadi Carnot Arlene Dahl and Lloyd Nolan.
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Quicke L
Florida
John Tyler
Walled hill town in Tuscany famed as City of Lovely Towers
The article describes a Tuscan walled hill town known as The City of Lovely Towers with 13 remaining towers from a once larger set used by feuding Salyucci and Ardinghelli families in the 14th century. The Tower of Ardinghelli Palace sits on Piazza della Cisterna. The fortress offers panoramic views of valleys, vineyards, and olive groves nearby.
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Dente Alioghieri
Florence
Palazzo del Popolo
Machiavelli
Sant’ Agnostion
St. Joan
iName
Tuscany
Salyucci
Ardinghelli
Piazza Della Cisterna
Rights Work Fail in Southern Election Detailed
Washington Merry Go Round by Drew Pearson reports in Fayette County Tennessee and nearby Haywood County how federal efforts and northern student volunteers faced intimidation and indifference. Despite registration drives and witnesses, Justice Department officials offered little help on election day, leaving Negro voters exposed to harassment and obstructed access while poll watchers were repeatedly turned away or expelled.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Fayette County
Tenn
Justice Deparment
Studens
Justice Department
Haywood County
Charles Haynie
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Haynie
Cornell
Yale
Outer Northern
Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Senate
Burke Marshall
Civil Rights Division
John Martin
John Rosenberg
Martin
Sass
U.S. Senate
Piperton
Mississippi
Bass
Gerald Jones
Jones
Flannery
Chicago
Hans von Berger
Nashville
Vanderbilt University
Herbert Kelsey
Somerville
Williston
Herbert Bonner
Fayetta County
Permaneni
U.S
Merion’. Boyd
FBI
Burke ‘Marshall
Edward Guthmans
Guthman
Adv
Kennedy
Congress
Jack Rosenthal
Rosenthal
John Murphy
Burke - Marshall
Prof. Haynle
Hye
Ashington
White House
Quiz From The News Headlines Ambitious Wordplay
A quirky quiz from a newspaper features twenty three to twenty four questions about contemporary events and public figures. It asks about Amanda Nitty, Jackie Kennedy, Fair's Village, and other topics, with references to political figures, space, and media personalities.
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Amanda
Nitty
Jackie Kennedy
New Jersey
Egro Iauers
Goldwaine
White House
Senate
Longest marked footpath Appalachian Trail spans U.S.
The Appalachian Trail runs from Mount Kitlahdin in Maine to Mount Itethorpe in Georgia, covering more than 2,000 miles.
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Mount Kitlahdin
Maine
Mount Itethorpe
Know Your Bridge by B. Jay Adker 2 South dealer
South and North-South vulnerable. You are declarer in six hearts. West leads a spade. After winning with the ace and seeing the queen, you face a diamond queen danger. The recommended plan frees you from guessing its location by discarding a spade loser and timing tactics to trap the queen.
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B. Jay Adker
East
Bast
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across and Down clues
A daily puzzle with across clues listing items like a shell for ice cream and a ship s geek. Down clues include cocaine source and the goddess of discord. Answers span common nouns and names in a standard crossword grid.
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Meuse River
Netherlands
Employer Ib
Rues
Toronto
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