Acceptance by Silence at OAS Meeting on Castro Cuba
The editorial argues that at a January 10 OAS ministerial session, members are likely to silently approve Castro's Communist regime due to internal pressures and fear of upheaval. It notes U.S. influence, economic ties with Latin nations, and a legal debate over Article 39 that limits expulsion actions, risking a rift with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cuba
U.S
OAS
Kennedy
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
U.S. State Department
Mexico
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
South America
ABC
Ecuador
Bolivia
State Department
Inter- American Development Bank
OAS Council
Let Seals Top Shopping List for Christmas Appeal
Baytown shoppers are urged to buy Christmas Seals to aid the Houston Harris County TB Association. The drive funds TB prevention, atypical mycobacteria research, and respiratory disease programs, with a pledge that gifts may save lives and protect communities. Mail contributions to Christmas Seal Fund, P. O. Box 2193, Houston.
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Baytown
Houston-Harris County TB Association
TB Association
America
Christmas Seal Fund
P. O
Houston
Baytown Sun masthead and staff details
A corrupted Baytown Sun front matter lists publication details and staff roles including editor and publisher Fred Hartman, Jim Boone, Beulah Mae Jackson, and others. It references Baytown Texas mailing and advertising offices and note of Associated Press membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun, Inc
Prar’e and Ashhie
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
James H. Hare
Advertising Department
Raytown
Mmthly
Kennedy era graft scandal hits Keogh circle in New York
Drew Pearson outlines a bribery scandal involving Judge Vincent Keogh's brother Congressman Gene Keogh and links to President Kennedy's administration. The piece notes Keogh's long political rise, past Spain ties, and shifting loyalties, framing the attorney general spot as a political tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Owl
Vincent J. Keogh
Eugene Keogh
John F
Keoghs
United States
Kennedy
Keogh
Bobby Kennedy
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Dewey
Herbert Brownell
Truman
Howard McGrath
Democratic National Committee
Post Office
Civil Service
Congressman Keogh
John Cashmore
Brooklyn
Gene Keogh
Supreme Court
Cashmore
Capitol Hill
Franco
Spain
Congress
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
FRISCH recalls a game with the old Boston Braves where Dizzy Dean struck out Vince DiMaggio twice. In the ninth Vince faced Dean for a third time and after two called strikes popped a foul. Dean yelled to the catcher let it drop. Frisch protested. Dean then struck out DiMaggio for a ten dollar bet.
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PrRaxe Frisch
Boston Braves
Dizzy Dean
Joe DiMaggio
Vince
Dean
Frisch
TODAY S GRAB BAG QUIZ AND FAME QUIZ NOTES
Five trivia items on divorce rates in New York and California, faction meanings, Texas presidents, Chilean earthquakes depth, and Our Man in Havana star. Includes 1792 Beethoven note, birthdays for Frank Sinatra and Henry Armstrong, a mis-spelled moschate entry, and a folk of fame guessing game with Alec Guinness and Maureen O Hara. Two mini bios ask Who was he with spinning jenny invention and a Derbyshire wheelwright.
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New York
California
Republic of Texas
Havana
Kennedy Pushes Tariff Change Amid Trade Market Talks
President Kennedy seeks broader authority to cut tariffs on imports to boost overseas markets while urging business and labor to keep prices and wages down. He pitches a flexible path toward freer trade with Europe through reciprocal reductions, warns against domestic price shocks, and stresses broader productivity and cost-cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Europe
United States
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
The
Aflbut
Arthur J. Goldberg
Supreme Court invalidates Florida teacher loyalty oath
The Supreme Court unanimously rules Florida’s public school loyalty oath invalid as applied to a teacher in Orange County. Justice Stewart finds the oath vague and not objectively measurable, notes past Communist activity complicates sworn denial, and questions what it means to have ever supported Communist candidates.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Florida
Stewart
David Walton Cramp Jr
Treadher
Orange County
Fla
Cramp
Taw
Communist Party
Ife
Psalm Verse Meditation From Bible Text
A brief note reproduces a line from Psalm about delighting in the Lord and meditating on his law day and night, signaling religious scripture reference.
Everywhere NEW YORK humorous quotes about life and habits
A collection of wry maxims on generosity, judgment, health, marriage, and social habits. Observations include fat women versus skinny, nurses as patients, tastes in food, the ethics of wills, and quirks of everyday life. The tone is pithy, ironic, and aimed at general readers.
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New York
Helicopters Earmarked For Viet Nam Fighters
A converted U.S. carrier arrived in Saigon with a load of U.S. helicopters earmarked for use against the Viet Cong. The Core carried two Army helicopter units and 15 single-engine trainers for Vietnamese air forces. Equipment will be under the U.S. Mih ance Group here, signaling direct U.S. support to Vietnamese ground forces. Vietnamese and U.S. officials avoided official statements.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. Mihance Group
South wins four spades after clever play and misses
In a South declarer endgame, four spades contract survives despite a heart lead. The defender West risks error by signaling and misplacing cards, while South maintains lines to cash A K of spades and ruff hearts. If South had trumped earlier or West found the queen of clubs, the contract could fail.
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South
West
Declarer
East
Teake
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments Stamp
Crossword puzzle notes show scattered clues and partial strings including biblical term mat 29 Russi ans 20 Wi 33 Repions Heay 37 Amrng 38 Monin with undefined entries and OCR garble. The readable bits indicate a standard weekday puzzle with various numbered clues and missing letters.
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Paterday
Amrng
Monin
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