New Look At Foreign Trade Policy Aimed by Kennedy
President Kennedy urged business and labor to back a bold foreign trade plan offering broad tariff cutting powers. He spoke to the National Association of Manufacturers in New York and the AFL-CIO in Miami, arguing trade boosts jobs and prosperity while seeking congressional authority to bargain on tariff reductions in broad categories. Jobless rate dipped to 6.1 percent in November with a 67,349,000 employment level, a monthly record.
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Fla
Western
Europe
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General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Commerce Department
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Ailis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Boeing Co
Volkswagen
Kennedy seeks recession standby authority for public works
President Kennedy told AFL-CIO delegates in Miami Beach that he would urge Congress to grant standby authority to start public works in a recession to curb unemployment. He cited November unemployment at 6.1 percent and total employment at 67,349,000, and pressed labor to back freer world trade to protect jobs. He warned that without new bargaining power to open overseas markets American industry and labor would lose jobs. He also called out discrimination against Negroes as a drag on democracy and the economy.
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Kennedy
Congress
Afl-Cio
Miami Beach
America
Labor Federation
Moscow feeler for Kennedy visit stirs Cold War split
A cautious Moscow signal hints Kennedy may visit the Soviet Union next June to aid Berlin talks, while Khrushchev promises a grand Moscow reception. The note widens rifts among U S allies led by De Gaulle and within Kennedy's circle over thawing tactics and concessions. Meanwhile Ray Gidney, ex comptroller, joins the DuPont banking group in Florida after a controversial bank charter.
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Moscow
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Berlin
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Black Sea
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Cardinal Mindszenty
United States
Menshikov
National Press Club
de Gaulle
MacMillan
NATO
France
Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
Sen. Fulbright
Arkansas
Amsador Llewellyn Thompson
White House
Eisenhower
Russia
Ike
Mr. K
Paris
U. S
West Germany
Ray Gidney
DuPont
Florida
Gidney
Vero Beach
Fla
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve
Federal Deposit Insurance
DuPont Bank
DuPonts
Baytown Sun Masthead and Staff Listing
The Baytown Sun published afternoons daily with editors and publishers listed including Beulah Mae Jackson James H. Hale and ar eleene. Advertising department staff names include John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin and editors managing and office roles. Subscription rates shown and post office classification noted along with AP rights statement.
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Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
James H. Hale
Ar Eleene
Ansistant
John Wadley
Dadelerbe
Es Hee
Paul Putman
Wis
Corrie Laughlin
Sweene
Famed humorist, Texas settlement, and a puzzle bag
Today’s grab bag tests memory on a famous humorist who spent early years in London’s Temple district, asks where Texas’s first European settlement stood, and probes facetiae and perilous health stats. A riddle covers the ancient wonder at Ephesus and a long list of arts notes.
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London
Temple District
Texas
U. S
Ephesus
Carnegie Hall
Ton
Juilliard
van Cliburn
Calavan
Imperial Russian Conservatory
Moscow
Top notch books for young people reviewed here
A roundup highlights Golden Encyclopedia of Art, All About Sound and Ultrasonics, Teenagers Who Made History, and McCall's Read Me a Story Book. The art encyclopedia touts 450 plates with color reproductions and art terms, while Ulstronics explains sound science for readers. biographies cover notable youths and classic tales are gathered for family reading.
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Eleanor C. Munro
Egypt
Greece
Ira M. Freeman
Dr. Freeman
McCall's
Margaret van Doren Bevans
Putnam’s and
U.S
Texas Solons Invited To Visit Fort Polk Voters
Texas congressmen from 18 districts with 45th Armored Division units were invited to Fort Polk Louisiana to observe training December 14 to 16. Maj. Gen. Harley B. West and senior officers will welcome them, with briefings and district-specific facility tours planned. Representatives invited include Patman Beckworth Alter Toage Dowdy Thompson Thornberry Ponge Kilgore Burleson Mahon Fisher Wright. Rep Jim Wright of Fort Worth had toured the post earlier.
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Fort Polk
Texas
49Th Armored Division
45Th
Harley B. West
Reps
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Lindty Beckworth
Gladewater
Bruce Alter
Dallas
Olin Toage
Bryan
John Dowdy
Athens
Albert. Thomas
Houston
Clark Thompson
Galveston
Ehomer Thornberry
Austin
W. R. Ponge
Waco
Joe Kilgore
McAllen
Omar Burleson
Anson
George Mahon
Lubbock
Fisher
San Angelo
Jim Wright
Fort Worth
Medical Courses Aid In Nuclear Blast Readiness
The government will launch a 12 lesson course to train Americans in emergency medical care for victims of a nuclear attack. The program aims to equip civilians with basic first aid and triage skills in case of mass casualty events.
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Washington
Amnricatts
Travel costs fall and Christmas cards go religious
A brisk miscellany notes travel prices tumble from old stagecoach 12 cents a mile to modern low fares, while Christmas card publishers report 35 percent religious motifs this year, up from under 5 percent a decade and a half ago. The column also shares quips about bosses, dogs, wives, cars, and a Kennedy-era nod to Congress recess. It ends recalling George D. Prentice on Congress inactivity near holidays.
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New York
Old West
van Johnson
Bill Bendix
Fredric March
Marlon Brando
Ellen Glasgow
John F. Kennedy
America
Thanks to The Sun for United Fund publicity
A Baytown letter thanks The Baytown Sun editor Fred Hartman and staff for the extensive publicity aiding the United Fund campaign, expressing gratitude and best wishes for a successful result. The signer is C. Kimmons Jr.
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Fred Hartman
The
Baytown Sun P.O. Box
Baytown
Texas
United Fund
the Sun
Bible Verse FOR CHRIST Suffered for Sins to Bring Us to God
A Bible verse from I Peter 3 18 presents the core message that Christ the righteous suffered for sins to reconcile humanity to God. It emphasizes Jesus death in the flesh and spiritual life through the Spirit, underscoring salvation through sacrifice.
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Christ
Peter
Italy United States bridge match hand from 1957
In a 1957 Italy vs United States match, two boards produced contrasting results. At table one, North led heart nine, a misbidding by D'Alelio cost four hearts, and West cashed two diamonds to defeat, costing 100 points. Table two featured a different auction ending in an inferable down three by Avarelli, Italy losing 900 points on the deal.
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United States
Chiagadia
North
D‘alelio
D'Alelio
Declarer
West
South
Belladonta
Avarell
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