Ten top business stories of 1962 in one paper’s view
Editorial outlines the year’s 10 major themes from stock market swings and probes to taxes, recession fears, and the dollar’s standing. It notes steel price battles, government guidelines, common market moves, and concerns over deficits, growth, joblessness, and profit margins. Strong entities include Kennedy, Cuba, and the United States government.
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Russia
Cuba
Donnybrook
Kennedy
Congress
Europe
Treasury
Everywhere New York Fat Man and the Holiday Season
The piece satirically portrays the fat man as the season’s emblem of abundance amid Thanksgiving to New Year excess. It describes how society, during holidays, treats him as the life of gatherings, while he overindulges and faces looming bills once the festive mood wanes.
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New York
Low
Santa Claus
Krushchev
United States
Berlin
Khrushchev
Baytown Sun Publication Details and Rates
The Baytown Sun operates afternoons five days a week and Sundays under The Raytown Sun fac. Names listed include Preston Pendergram Beulah Mae Jackson Jean Wadley and Gorrie Laughlin. Rates show $1.46 monthly and £17.40 yearly. requests for mail rates. Baytown Texas Post Office under March 3, 1878 act.
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Raytown Sun Fac
Preston Pendergram
Beulah Mae Jackson
Frquest
Baytown
Texas
Bow
Experience as guide in Cuban crisis analysis
Washington argues that experience anchors conservative progress and that the Cuban missile crisis tested Soviet aims and Western resolve. It contends Khrushchev misread Western reactions, and Kennedy's decisive action prevented American SAC and allied bases from being compromised while warning of grave strategic risks if restraint had prevailed. Luke 24:
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Washington
Russia
Khrushchev
Western Hemisphere
America
Strategic Air Command
F Kennedy
Cuba
SAC
United States
Red Star
Time Magazine
Derby furor fades as Silky Sullivan loses to Tim Tam
Kentucky Derby fans recall the 1957 suspense when Silky Sullivan, famed for late bursts, started slow and faded. Tim Tam, Calumet Stable’s entry, seized the moment and won, prompting a groom to quip that the Derby isn’t a beauty contest.
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Silky Sullivan
Silky
Churchill Downs
Calumet Stable
Tim Tam
Today's Grab Bag Puzzle and Civil War Quiz
A reader puzzle page presents five trivia prompts and a flexing historical feature. Questions include who ruled on American soil last, the first Russian parliament, and Scott’s South Pole companions, plus notes on the Boyce organization and a Civil War blockade runner.
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South Pole
Robert Scott
U. S
Chicago
William D. Boyce
Mystery Figure Reveals a Revolutionary Era Plotter
A Central Press feature profiles a shadowy leader known as “Number Thirteen” who plotted with Spain, governed part of the Louisiana Territory, and allied with Aaron Burr to forge a western empire. He later commanded New Orleans in the War of 1812 and died while selling Bibles in Mexico City.
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Louisville
Spain
Union
Louisiana
Aaron Burr
New Orleans
Mexico City
Kennedy Probe of Hoffa Case Echoes 1944 Politics
Washington column notes Bobby Kennedy pursues Hoffa in Nashville, echoing 1944 Michigan probe hushed up by Republicans. Highlights include grand jury use and potential Supreme Court reversals, with Kennedy family ties and political timing shaping the case amid calls for restraint and legality.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Bobby Kennedy
Ld Hoffa
Clare Hoffman
Michigan
Hoffa
Bert Brennan
Test Fleet, Inc
Arthur Summerfield
GOP
Charley Halleck
House
Teamsters Union
Detroit
Homer Ferguson
Kennedy
Nashville
William E. Miller
White House
Supreme Court
Hale
Twenty Year Foot Pain Ends After Foot Surgery
Austins AP report tells of Miss Teresa Hawryluk a refugee from Poland who after twenty years of constant foot pain had two finishing nails removed from her foot during surgery. The nails embedded against bone were found after years of misunderstandings and language barriers. She arrived July 4 with her sisters and brother and is learning English to ease life now pain free.
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Austin
Teresa Hawryluk
Miss Hawryluk
Poland
Miss Hawrytuk
Dissident Rumors Cut Matamoros Tour Visits
CAIRO AP The United Arab Republic lifts its ban on the twist and twist records stating freedom of the arts replaces censorship in the arts. The regime had banned the American dance for its demoralizing effect and also lifted a belly dance ban after a month last year.
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Cairo
United Arab Republic
Expert defense turns back Three No Trumps in Asheville
In a tournament deal from Asheville North-South reached three no trump. West led clubs and East won with the jack, dummy's king captured. South could not recover after a heart finesse and a club return. The defense by East and West of McDonald and Wagar forced down two. If either defender misplayed the clubs or hearts, South would have three more tricks.
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Co West
South West North
Kine
Iinis
Asheville
N.C
North-South
West
Margaret Wagar
Atlanta
King
East
Hal McDonald
Mrs. Wagar
King of Hearts
South
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Washington Report
Justice Department
Senate
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Soviet Union
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Remington Rand
U.S
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J. Prosper Eckert
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Computer Center
Ukrainian Academy of Science
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