Editorials Big Party In Yugoslavia by Drew Pearson
Pearson claims an exclusive interview with Communist dictator Tito and a Brioni banquet. He notes Warren’s visit to Tito, asserts officials opposeheaded diplomacy, and questions Yugoslavia’s independence and the West’s stance on Communism. The piece criticizes U S policy and warns of deception by Communist regimes.
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Drew Pearson
Tito
Yugoslavia
Brioni
Pearson
Karl Warren
Eugene Meyer
Clayton Fritchey
Adlai Stevenson
Warren
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Russia
Congress
Moscow
United States
Outer Mongolia
West
Russians orbit two cosmonauts in long flight
A memo reports Soviet cosmonauts in two orbiting capsules maintaining cooler cabin temperatures around 59 to 65 degrees with humidity as they performed calisthenics and needle threading at 18,000 mph. The piece compares blood pressure changes in space to American astronaut experiences and notes the broader implications for space race and military value.
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Texas
Russia
Scott Carpenter
John Glenn
Denver
Carpenter
John Jones
Atter
Nono
Glemt
Earth
Cape Canaveral
U. S
Baytown Sun Staff and address excerpt
An editorial masthead from The Baytown Sun lists staff titles and the newspaper’s Baytown address in Texas. It includes editor publisher roles, office manager, circulation director, and advertising and manager lines with various typographical errors and misprints.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hertman
Seees
Preston Pendergrasa
Apeasass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Sweeeers
Jamen H. Hale
Robert K. Gilmore
Tax cut debate shows mixed business confidence
Business sentiment remains cautious after Kennedy tax cut speech as corporations weigh the impact of a broad reform plan. Most executives favor a rate cut but split over budget cuts and deregulation, while uncertainty persists about the exact tax proposal and congressional actions.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Kennedy
Editors Speak on Butter Surplus and Price Supports
In the Dallas Morning News opinion, readers learn that the Agriculture Department holds 280 million pounds of surplus butter. Rather than use it domestically, 200 million pounds are donated to other countries. To prevent spoilage the plan is to process surplus into butter oil, raising costs for storage processing and shipping while raising prices for American shoppers.
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Dallas Morning News
Partment of Agriculture
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf timeline gag
The text presents a humorous anecdote about a new tenant occupying space and a mother’s exchange over chores. A doormat bears the slogan Scrams You've got to keep on your toes to be abreast of progress in fast-growing Phoenix Arizona. A boy reports a 22 story office building at the corner as he plays.
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Dotn
Paul Pulian
Corre Laugalia Oesscesss cc
Coc
Baytown
Texas
Act of Congress
FP. C
Phoenix
Arizona
Brief Quiz of Random Histories and Birthday Notes
A quirky collection asks: Who was the Little Giant in American politics? What vegetation is carrageen? When was Kamakura’s Great Bud dha cast? Which WWI conference came first Cairo or Teheran? The pachydermata include elephants hippopotamus rhinoceros swine hyrax and what other animal. Plus birthday greetings and scattered historical cues about a Sikh War peerage and 18th century events.
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Kamakura
Brioni
Tito
Tite
Unnamed Temperance Crusader Born in Kent in 181%
The article profiles a Briton born in Kent in 181% who came to America at age 12, fell into heavy drinking for a decade, then renounced alcohol in 1842 to devote his life to temperance. He became a remarkable lecturer and published Autobiography Orations and Sunlight and Shade. It notes a competing figure with the same name above and ends with a quiz question: Who Was He?
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Kent
America
New York
Tito’s Brioni retreat tour amid Monroe death chatter
Drew Pearson reports on Tito’s Brioni island retreat with Yugoslav leaders and dignitaries. The visit centers on leisure, a private tour of Tito’s wine cellar, and Tito’s remarks about wine making while the Monroe tragedy dominates conversations. The party includes Chief Justice Warren and Mrs. Warren, with Egypt’s Nasser arriving soon.
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Brioni
Yugoslavia
Marilyn Monroe
Tito
Peru
Geneva
Hollywood
Koca Popovic
Hundh
Earl Warren
Eugene Meyer
Clayton Fritchey
Adlai Stevenson
Nasser
Egypt
Vanga Ig
Warren
Israel
Greece
Meyer
Texas Congressmen by District as Listed for Readers Information
Readers Information lists Texas senators and district congressmen with offices at the House Office Building in Washington. It names Ralph Yarborough as senior senator, John Tower as Republican junior senator, and Democrats across Houston area districts including Brooks Beckworth Teague Thomas Thompson K ore Casey and Poage, with Tower noted as the lone Republican.
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Ralph W. Yarborough
Austin
Texas
John G. Tower
Wichita
Senate
Washington, D. C
Houston
Hardin Jaspier
Jefferson, Liberty
Newton
Orange
Sabine
San Augustine
Tyler
Jack Brooks
Beaumont
Camp
Gregor
Panola
Rusk
Shelby
Smith, Upshur
van Zandt
Wood Counties
Lin
Harris
Waller Counties
Post Oak Road
Buffalo Bayou
Morgan's Point
Albert Thomas
Brazoria
Calhoun
Chambers
Colorado
Fayette
Ford Bend
Galveston
Goliad
Jackson
Lava
Mit
Frio
Hidalgo
Jim Hogg
la Salle
Maverick
Medina
Starr, Webb
Willacy
Zapata
Zavala
Joe M. K
Ore
McAllen
Harris County
Robert
Bob) Casey
Sen. Tower
Cabinet Members Of The US Government List
The document lists Cabinet positions with holders such as Secretary of State Dean Rusk Secretary of Treasury Douglas Dillon Attorney General Robert F Kennedy Postmaster General Ed Day Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara Interior Walter Mondale Udall Agriculture Orville Freeman Commerce Luther Hodges Labor Arthur Goldberg Health Education and Welfare Anthony Celebrezze Senate leaders Mike Mansfield Everett Dirksen House leaders John McCormack Carl Albert Texas Senators John Tower Ralph Yarborough and a Texas Representative from (name truncated).
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Dean Rusk
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Robert F. Kennedy
Edward Day
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Interior
Menard L. Udall
Orville Freeman
Luther H. Hodges
Arthur
Goldberg
Anthony 2
Celebrezze
Senate
Mike Mansfreid
Everett Dirksen Howse
John W. McCormack
House
Carl Albert Howse
Charles A. Bullock
Texas
Johnn Tower
Ralph Yarborough
Infant Bounces From Window in Jamestown Fall
A 15 month old boy, son of Mr and Mrs David Shongo of Jamestown, toppled from a second floor bedroom window, bounced onto a porch roof and dropped into a ravine about 15 feet below. He was treated for bruises and abrasions at a hospital.
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Jamestown
N.Y
David Shongo
Unusual slam in a rubber bridge hand from South dester
South reaches sixNT after complicated maneuvers when clubs split and diamonds mislead. Declarer wins twelve tricks by a clever sequence starting with a club ace and a return, then shifting to diamonds. The seesaw of diamonds and clubs guarantees success regardless of earlier club distribution.
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South West North East
Parish
Declarer
West Fed
South
Toyme
Hast
East
West
Rae Byniiente
Dno
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