Editorial Crises Plague Uneasy World
In an era of rapid transport and global links, crises erupt from hidden corners of the world. The Congo’s Katanga secession threatens Lumumba’s central rule. U.N. troops may ease tension, but a solution remains distant. Laos faces a coup and neutrality, while Cuba under Castro slides into the Soviet orbit, endangering regional and world peace with Guantanamo at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgian Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Katanga
Belgium
Congo
Moise Tsahombe
Lumumba
Tshombe
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
U. N. Security Council
Laos
Asia
U.S
U. S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Guantanamo Bay
Free World
Russia
Western Hemisphere
Florida
Everywhere By Hal Boyle Assignment
New York AP column highlights quirky facts and curiosities from everyday life. It notes dual home ownership rising among households, discusses earnings, education trends, and social topics, then pivots to lighter facts about animals, fencing, insomnia cures, and humorous quotes while preserving a late era newspaper tone.
Baytown Sun publishing details and postal info
The Baytown Sun list of publishing details includes operating offices at Pearce and Aghbri Baytown Texas with staff roles from editor and publisher to circulation and advertising. It notes mailing rates such as 11.45 per month and 17.60 per year and mentions second class matter status under federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Aghbri
Baytown
Texas
Seese
See
Sabecllatin
Carrie
Baytons
Temas
Offier
Sater
Ese
Papas Mets
Georgia Democrats Helped Slow Military Contract Lobbying
Drew Pearson notes two Georgia senators halted the Henss-Hat lobbying bill, once opposed by Eisenhower, now shelved. He details retired officers like Lt. Col. Andrew J. Lanier and Col. Lemier cycling between service and defense-contract work, citing connections with Hardwick Aircraft and Westinghouse while spotlighting the FCR requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgia
Eisenhower
Carl Vinegon
Clouse
Sen
Tick Ruse
Senate Armed Services Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Andrew J. Lanier
Hardwick Aircraft
Stockton
Catt
Lanter
Air Poece
Stuart Symington
Inter
Cen
Edwin
Lemier
Seph W. Barron
Wright Pittersog Aeb
Hefley
McCellin
Tell Hefley
Srerantento
Lanier
Hardwick
FCR
Tireless youth churns coins seeking a fortune
In Midtown Manhattan a bold youth spent a week converting a dollar into two halves, four quarters, ten dimes, twenty nickels, and a hundred pennies then reversed the steps to return to a dollar. He says the plan aims to catch a future mistake by others in finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jep Ntsely
Finance
Midtown Manhattan
Today’s Grab Bag and Quick Quiz Answers
A mixed feature titled Today’s Grab Bag includes history trivia and a short quiz. Questions cover Alden children, a 19th century actor pair, the Indian mutiny’s government changes, a seal of office, and a dictionary compilation time, with brief answers and a birthday list for notable figures.
How Do You Stand Sir
Washington coverage records a column discussing Senatorial and presidential remarks on confronting the Communist world. It cites Walter Judd and Richard Nixon advocating victory without war versus aggressive Soviet aims, urging a strong defense and readiness to fight for liberty and human dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Senate
Russia
Khrushchev
Nixon
Judd
Stalin
Eisher
Tax on Slacks and Shorts Draws San Francisco Debate
A San Francisco official proposes a local tax on women who wear slacks or shorts as a way to replace an income tax. The plan also suggests taxes on men in Bermuda shorts and various other appearance-based rules, predicting little revenue but claiming potential for reducing certain fashion trends. The speaker lists a series of humorous or provocative categories including boys with ducktail hair, women with manicured toenails, bearded men, and others, calling it open season on fashion policing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Garfield
Blanche Fer Combe
the Tate
Edison
George Bint
America
Alexander Smith
Shreveport
San Francis City
Centleman
San Francisco
Bobby Sox
Dauce Town
Television Log Highlights From A Saturday Schedule
A compiled view of TV listings across Friday night and Saturday morning into Saturday afternoon featuring shows from Life of Riley to Masterpiece Theater and local weather forecasts, including sports, cartoons, and public affairs programs with times and channel hints. The guide notes varied programs such as Rawhide, 77 Sunset Strip, Hotel de Paree, Captain Kangaroo, Howdy Doody, Circus Boy, Sky King, and Baseball Scoreboard among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawhide Peace
Blackhawk
Cimemaron City
Sunset Strip
Wichita Town
Video Village
Mann
Chandler
Jack
Conaway
ILM Club
FBI
Farm Journal
George Roesner
Early Bird Theater
National Anthem
Cartoon Carnival
Galvestoe
Kangaroo
Howdy Doody
Heckle
Jeckle Hopeye
Ratt and
Reddy
Mighty Mouse Playhouse
Fury Rubikville
Lone Ranger
Circus Boy Soldiers of Fortune
Sky King
July Most Dangerous Month in 1959 Death Toll
Chicago report notes July 1959 as the deadliest month with 8,300 fatalities including 3,300 accidental deaths and 7,280 drownings. December topped traffic deaths at 3,050, while August 1959 ranked second in traffic fatalities with 3,510.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Con
Single Cars In Turnpike Accidents Report
Chicago seven of ten turnpike crashes involve a single vehicle. The National Safety Council cites this in Accident Facts, its statistical yearbook, noting most multi car crashes are rear end or wipe out incidents and detailing figures from the latest edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Coun«cil
Council
Know Your Bridge Bid Decisions for Four Hands
Bridge column analyzes responses after One Spade opening and partner’s jump to Three Spades. Four hands illustrate bids from four diamonds to six spades, discussing Blackwood, suit controls, and balance while emphasizing natural bids over convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sult
King Fontui
Acca
Ts Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Clue Pieces From King Feature
A puzzle item listing scattered crossword clues across multiple lines. Entries include across and down hints with partial words and misspellings such as Exclamation, Overturn, Girl's name, Armenian, tone, Empire's call, Discordant sound, More untrained, Whether, Acustomed, Secluded, Keel-billed cuckoos, Electrified particle, Knight of the Elephant tablet, Pliers, Shuns, Girl's nickname, Stairway post, Short and fat, Zola novel, Evenings spoets, Affirmative reply, Damage, Celarity, Skil, Creng Kesterdzy's Anawae, Sand dune, Evening aun god, Craps that.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Pata
Ceath
United States
Robert Lewis
Joseph Glidden
Matthew T
The
Baytown Sun
Cenmrer
Advertising Department
Carrie Laughtin
Gan
Houston
cAre
Texas Newsps Or Representatives, Inc
P.O. Por
Drew Pearson
Joe
Leaner
Herbert bin
Grora
Barron
Westinghouse Electric
General Raw
Lings
General Mills
VER
Bennett Cerf
John
Priscilla Alden
Plymouth Colony
Sapo
Franklin
Ritis
New Amster
Folk of Fame
Ireland
Covent Garden
Bath
Drury Lane
Princess Theater
Nan Jones
Central Press
Flm
Cecil B. DeMile
Jane Wyman
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati
Dean Senlaandaugher
Gengal
India
East India Company
Otders
Riley
John Daly
Dizzy
BBC
Joe Palooka
Carlings
Bear Houston
Alburn
Je ‘S Diary
Preston
Larry Kane
B. Jay Becker
Daily Crossword
Celarity
Kesterdzy’s
Eng
Sudden Vial
Fey
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