Jamaica Declares Independence Under Bustamante Rule
Editorial notes Jamaica’s independence marking with bonfires across mountains. Jamaica left the West Indies Federation after a Sept 1961 vote, will seek UN and OAS membership, and align with the United States while staying anti Communist. Premier Bustamante leads a pro American, anti Communist government. Princess Margaret opened the new parliament in Kingston.
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Jamaica
Connecticut
West Indies Federation
Caribbean
Great Britain
British Colonial Office
Britain
British Commonwealth
Wiliam Alexander Bustamante
United
Kingston
Arena of Free Nations
Japan
Puerto Rico
Bustamante
United States
Telstar A Giant Stride Opens Space Era
New York Herald Tribune lauds Telstar the space age leap linking continents via space signals. It calls Telstar a peaceful, private industry driven achievement by AT&T and NASA, opening rapid intercontinental TV radio and telephone links and predicting many more satellites.
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Telstar
Cape Canaveral
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
America
Samuel Morse
Telegraph Age
New York Herald Tribune
Baytown Sun Staff and Contact Information
The Baytown Sun lists editors publishers and staff roles including Editor and Publisher Mae weanhee and Beulah Mor Jeekeem with assignments such as Assistant to Publisher Robert K. Gikwore and Circulation Director. Advertising department manager Paul Patan, national and subscriptions managers, and mail rates are shown. The notice includes Baytown postal details and the post office act statement.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and
Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Mae Weanhee
Crepe Pendergre
Robert K. Gikwore
Awesneereeeese
Wadley
Paul Patan
Cserresees
Peace Petals
Gorrie Lagi Creer
Estes
Impatience with Congress and the New Frontier
The piece argues that the Kennedy era shows liberal impatience with legislative process and the executive branch. It notes repeated requests by the President to Congress, hints at purges and pork, and warns Congress must reassert its constitutional role and independence from administrative reports before acting.
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Washington
Perrvian
Roger Blough
Senate
Kennedy
House Rules Committee
Congress
House
Legislative Branch
Jis
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
Brooks Atkinson explains his method for expanding vocabulary by drawing on S J Perelman. He cites phrases such as a firkin of butter and a hectare of gherkins to describe a picnic fare, and notes second hand wattles and tapping the bottle from his pipe as quirky expressions he encountered in Perelman’s work.
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Writic Brooks Atkinson
S. J. Perelman
Atkinson
Dagbag Trivia and Famed Names Featured in Today’s Paper
The page poses trivia on art epochs and the World Security Conference, asks for Puerto Rico’s main export, and notes upcoming birthdays for Alfred Hitchcock and others. It includes a “Polk of Fame” guessing game about a famed English potter born in Lambeth and an American diplomat’s wife linked to Rockwood pottery, plus a vocabulary note and a map puzzle.
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Lambeth
England
Z~eArt Pottery
U.S
Cincinnati
Harvard
Cincinnati Law School
Congress
Belgium
Spain
Austria-Hungary
Roose- West
Rockwood Pottery
Grammes
Tito urges Kennedy and Khrushchev to keep talking for world peace
Exclusive interview with Yugoslav President Tito on Brioni Island reveals his view that Russia and China differ, urges US USSR dialogue, and favors repeated JFK-Khrushchev talks to build trust. He stresses stopping nuclear tests as a first step toward peace and notes future columns will cover more topics.
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Brions
Yugoslavia
Prest
Josip
Tito Viscavia
Kennedy
Wehrushchey
Boon
Azerebine Adriatic
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
China
Quemoy
Matsu
Tarushchev
Khrushchev
Red Amy
Tito
U. S
Ussr
Tio
Krashchev
Sovie
Proposed Texas Constitution Amendments Digest
Editor notes summarize fourteen amendments on the general election ballot. Revisions cover workers compensation for political subdivisions, state funding limits for needy groups, hospital districts in multiple counties, conservation storage reservoirs, retirement benefits for long-serving officials, continuity of state government, disability payments caps, aging home in Titus County, limited hospital districts in Brazoria, state employee advisory roles, resale of repossessed lands, limited zoning near Gulf borders, protection of taxes in boundary changes, and trials on all appeals from administrative actions.
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Ochiltree
Castro
Hansford
Hopkins
Titus Couuty
Brazoria
Veterans Land Fund
Gulf of Mexico
Tidewater
Dalas County
Stalin Statue Will Be Replaced By Building
Vienna AP reports Prague will replace the 18,000 ton Stalin stone with a new building to emphasize Czechoslovak Soviet friendship. The massive monument of the late Soviet leader survived the six year anti Stalin drive and is slated for removal.
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Vienna
Austria
Prague
Official News Agency
CTK
Keep Freedom in Your Future with Savings Bonds
Government program promotes U.S. Savings Bonds as a long term investment. Emphasizes patriotism and secure savings for families and future generations. Educational materials encourage purchasing bonds for financial stability and national growth.
Christmas Preparations In Mexico Face Santa Stolen Figures
A warehouse owner told police four large figures of Santa Claus were stolen during Christmas preparations in Mexico. The incident prompted local authorities to investigate suspected theft and assess security around holiday displays.
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Ayexioo
Biblical Verse Jude 1 7 Reference on Sodom and Gomorrah
A verse from Jude 1 7 warns that Sodom and Gomorrah and nearby cities indulging in fornication and unnatural flesh acts serve as an example of divine vengeance by eternal fire.
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Sodom
Gomorrha
World Olympiad Bridge Deal Noted For Opening Leads
In Turin 1900 a South hand saw five diamonds doubled, then spur to spade king. Australia and United States at two tables split points with Australia gaining 850 on the deal. West-led spades at both tables produced contrasting results, with Schaufelberger’s lead proving decisive.
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Australia
United States
Turin
South
South West
Schaufelberger
West
East
Tormorrate
Es Syndicate
Yuet
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