Pitzer Praises Croneis at Houston Chamber Dinner
Editorial lauds Dr. Kenneth Pitzer new Rice University president for brilliance and generosity. He honored Rice associate Dr. Carey Croneis, former Beloit president and longtime executive, calling their partnership Rice’s strongest since Wallace and McCauley.
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U Thant Warns U N Bankrupt Over UN Finances
U Thant tells the General Assembly budget committee that the United Nations faces bankruptcy with yearend deficits near 107.5 million and a projected 130 million by June 30, 1962. He calls for action to establish financial responsibility and notes the Congo operation costs and unpaid shares by the Soviet bloc and others. The World Court opinion request on payment rights follows a 31-10 vote with 20 abstentions. The United States bears Congo costs and other nations’ shares, while Russia questions the value of such an opinion.
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Canada Expels Soviet Military Attache
Ottawa AP A Soviet Embassy military attache Lt Col Anatoly F Loginov was declared persona non grata and expelled after attempting to buy secret documents from a government employee The Foreign Ministry said embassy last Thursday requested his departure and he left yesterday by plane for Moscow The imparted reason cited incompatible activities with diplomatic status
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Baytown Sun masthead and staff credits fragment
Fragmentary masthead shows The Baytown Sun publishing schedule and staff roles including publisher, editor, business manager, and advertising departments. The readable lines list names such as Hartman Jim Boone and Preston Pendergrasa with partial titles and office references, indicating a damaged historical newspaper front.
Corallo targets Dr Erdman amid bribery case in New York
Washington column outlines Tony Ducks Corallo threatening society surgeon Dr Robert Erdman who helped expose a major New York judicial scandal. Indicted with Erdman on attempting to fix a federal fraud case, Corallo reportedly raised 25 000 to bribe Justice Keogh and U S Attorney Kahaner. Erdman faces prison and threats while a 17 year old tech prodigy David Malin advances science notes.
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Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf poodle tale
In Connecticut a poodle disrupts phone calls by biting through wires whenever the telephone rings. After multiple rewires, a supervisor replaces the bell with a chime, prompting the dog to race to the door. The joke hints the clever hound will quickly adapt again in about two weeks.
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Kennedy interview in Soviet press broadens but bucks propaganda
Washington reports that Kennedy’s interview appeared in full in Izvestia while Investia carried a shorter version. Khrushchev’s press method contrasted with Kennedy’s questions, leaving the impact uncertain for Russians but boosting Soviet openness claims while risking future American access.
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Four West Virginia junior miss contestants on fallout shelters
Four 17 year old finalists at the State Junior Chamber of Commerce event in Huntington were asked if there is a need for fallout shelters. Answers varied from no to yes with concerns about fairness and readiness amid the Cold War. The piece questions whether officials have convinced the public and notes the editorial stance that shelters are not yet accepted.
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Free Autos End With Five-Year Jail Term
Albert Spooner faced a five year sentence after admitting to selling and giving away 37 automobiles he did not own over 18 months. He embezzled about 23,000 pounds from the electrical firm where he worked to fund down payments. His lawyer described him as living in a fantasy world seeking status.
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How Do You Stand Sir
Senator Barry Goldwater argues that both extremist right and extremist left labels threaten U.S. politics. He contends conservatives and anti-war critics are unfairly branded as extremists and warns against labelling by political rivals. He urges examination of group motives and responds to Kennedy and Gallup style polls.
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Japanese Emperor and Empress Move to New Palace
Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako relocate to a two story Western style home within the moated Imperial Palace grounds. They previously resided in a refurbished air raid shelter after their palace was destroyed in a World War I bombing raid. The reinforced concrete residence cost 170 million yen and includes air conditioning and a veranda with a barbecue pit.
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Bible Verse Refuge for the Oppressed in Trouble
The Lord will be a refuge for the oppressed in times of trouble asRecited in Psalms 9 9 asserting divine protection and mercy for those seeking shelter from hardship.
Bridge bidding science shown in club master event
South West North East faced a complex Blackwood based sequence in a masters pair championship. North-South failed to secure two aces, with six spades making only at some tables and other boards ending doubled down. Humor mixed with strategic misjudgment as bidding varied.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Set
Puzzle entries listed as clues use the Alcazar at Orne, Wicked, Narrow roadway, Mr Lando affec, and French river with no readable article context. The fragment reads like a crossword fill list from a newspaper page segment without full clues or grid.
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