Kennedy plan to cut gold flow sparks domestic outrage
Washington report criticizes Kennedy administration steps to trim U S gold outflow and balance of payments. It notes cuts to tourist duty free limits, a ban on non U S made goods for GIs, and alleged extravagant purchases such as horsehair mattresses for the White House. The piece questions Alaska development spending, ABC television training sets in the jungle, and a large Area Redevelopment loan tied to Canadian rail interests. It accuses officials of misusing funds for global aims and warns of continued gold outflow pressures.
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Area Redevelopment Agency
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Bad bidding yields slam in North South bridge hand
In a North South deal with East West vulnerable, South reaches an improbable six spades after keen play. East misreads lead at trick two, diamonds are mishandled, and South uses a heart squeeze to score the slam despite North’s overreach.
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Queen of Hearts
Drew Pearson Says and The Baytown Sun Opinion Mix
An editorial page column by Drew Pearson is featured alongside Baytown Sun notes on publication scope and staff. The piece comments on global war history, Berlin’s postwar state, and the world’s fragility, referencing world leaders and the costs of conflict.
Bible Verse Quote From Thessalonians
A biblical verse emphasizes steadfastness and adherence to the traditions taught by word and letter, urging believers to stand fast in ancestral teachings. The excerpt reflects guidance from Paul addressing brethren about maintaining established doctrine.
Early Canadian history figures in memoirs and myths
An excerpt discusses a prominent 17th century French official born in Picardy who, as chief officer of justice, police and finance in American French possessions, advanced shipbuilding and trade around the upper Great Lakes and Hudson Bay until his death as Count dOrsainville. It also hints at a Parisian Jesuit priest who never set foot in Canada.
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France
America
Upper Lake
Hudson's Bay
Count d’Orsainville
Canada
Paris
Sorbonne
Seminary founder and reformer across Europe and Montreal
A historical figure led a mission period then declined a Chalons post to found priestly education near Paris. He transformed Saint Sulpice into a model parish, founded seminaries in France and Montreal, and is remembered as a successful anti dueling advocate. The column also notes a language entry and a puzzle snippet from the same page.
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Chalons-sur-Marne
Paris
Saint Sulpice
France
Montreal
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