Editorial winds of change hit NATO and De Gaulle
The piece flags a shift after Kennedy's hopeful State of the Union. De Gaulle’s Europe first stance sparks tensions with Britain and the United States, threatening NATO unity, possibly prompting U.S. cuts in Europe and a drift toward isolation if De Gaulle’s stance persists.
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Kennedy
Congress
Western Alliance
Charles de Gaulle
Arkansas
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
U.S
Europe
de Gaulle
Macmillan
NATO
Louis XIV
Western
France
House of Commons
Britain
le Gaulle
American Congress
White House
Khrushchev
Earl Wrightson Voices Jazz Above Opera In Broadway View
AP profile of Earl Wrightson arguing music should be judged by quality rather than category. He praises Broadway musical theater as a vital American form, recounts turning down a Metropolitan Opera contract, and notes his career spanning TV, night clubs, concerts, and recordings. Wrightson cites dedication needed for opera and his preference for diverse work.
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New York
Theif Earl Wrightson
Int
Theater Ma
Carousel
Uth Pacific
Kate
Wrightson
Metropolitan Opera Co
Earl
Baltimore
NBC
Page Boy
Gregory Peck
Gorton MacRae
Bert Parks
Baytown Sun byline and listing of editors and managers
The Baytown Sun masthead shows editor and publisher, general manager, managing editor, office manager, circulation director, and department heads including advertising. The notice lists John Wadley and Paul Putman among staff and notes mailing and subscription details with post office classification and nationwide representation by Tenna Newspaper Representatives, Inc.
Barriers of exclusive union representation debated
Barry Goldwater argues discrimination in labor unions persists under federal law. He cites exclusive representation, nonmembers barred from bargaining, and excluded workers denied voice. He urges a labor reform act to end union exclusion and protect joiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Washington
Stop Me or the Numbers They Use
A witty riff on political statistics where Winston Churchill flatly outperforms opponents with improvised figures. The anecdote shows how a clever answer can reveal the ease of fabricating data and the effort rivals must expend to counter it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Winston
Sir Winston
Daily Quiz Bag Puzzle and Historical Notes
A collage of trivia prompts and historic tidbits asks: how many pounds in a boner tan, location of a reputed grave in Hamlet, and other questions. It cites answers like Elsinore, the head of Jerusalem’s Arab community, lex talionis as retaliation law, and the Malabar Coast. It also notes birthdays and notable scientists with a dated context.
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Ing Wise
Hamlet
Malabar Coast
Elsinore
Denmark
Jerusalem
India
Rickover's Polaris Push Shapes Nuclear Deterrence
Washington report recalls Admiral Hyman Rickover meeting writer in a dilapidated Navy building. The piece highlights his role in advancing the Polaris submarine program, its impact on removing missiles from Turkey Italy and England, and his persistent warning that the submarine would deter war and shield future generations. It notes alleged anti Semitism he faced and frames his drive as crucial to U S defense strategy.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Navy
Hyman . Rickover
U. S. Navy
Parent - Teachers Association
Rickover
Poland
Chicago
U.S
Turkey
Italy
England
Baytown Fishing and Bird News and Navy Admiral Rickover
Baytown fishermen report catching 28 speckled trout near Offats Bayou led by Hollaway and Shanks, predicting more white perch and crappie in Turtle Bayou and Lake Anahuac. Robins and other birds are discussed with feeding tips and legal fines for harming birds. Navy Admiral Rickover is praised for submarine and education efforts, with controversy over a PTA remark noted.
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Don Hollaway
W. D. Hollaway
George Shanks
Blackie Urwin
Farmer’s Point
Baytown
Turtle Bayou
Lake Anahuac
Rhea Kelley
West Gulf
L. A. Hawkins Nome
Houston Sells Buffalo Steaks First Commercial Sale
AP reports in Houston buffalo meat becomes available in a grocery store marking the first commercial sale in records. Eleven prime buffalo were processed for a national retail chain after prior hunting restrictions and a law allowing owners to dispose of surplus animals. Robert Hall of Valley near Waco sold 12 of his herd. cattle weighed 800 to 1200 pounds.
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Houston
Game and Fish Commission
Texas
Robert Hall
Valfey
Waco
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Briefly Noted
Puzzle clues list across and down entries with numerous typographical errors. It includes language of the Mayas, horseback game, devices to stop machines, nuisances, approvals, escapes, vipers, cathedral, children's games, poets, historical figures, and national titles. The fragment notes months and national terms with scattered misspellings.
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Vipers
Cathedral
Ever
Robert E
Suromer
Latvia
Terribie
Exetermmporize
Grand Slam Doubled In South West Hand Match
In a team match a North South pair first reaches seven diamonds after South opens with diamond and West preempts with clubs. North bids seven diamonds and scores 2,140 points while East West in another table redoubles and earns 2,180 points, gaining 40 points on syndicate inc.
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South
West
North
Meady
Wortha South
Hearts
East
North-South
Syndicate, Inc
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Che Baytown Sun
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Rahbel
Fred Mariman
James A Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Fortis Laughtin
P.O
Baytown, Texas
Tenna Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated
Associated Press
Pope Srd
Syantaneom
Sin
Repubwesace
Ales
T Love
Nshfoi
Zeworld Nirs
Business Wita Moscom
Peking
China
By Bennett Cerf
Brooke Herrera
Basebail
Harry Byrd
Federation of Atomic Scientists
Oak Ridge Atomic Scientists
University of Chicago
Metallurgical Laboratory
Oak Ridge
Brookhaven National Laboratory
University of Utah
Nan Jones
Central Press
Wooster
Princeton
Washington University
Oxford
World Brotherhood
Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Woodrow Wilson
Washington Report
Thad
Offats Bayou
Iself
Fred
Trony
Air Force
Chicago Pants
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Government Printing Office
Engand
Fund For the Republic
Parents Teachers Association
PTA
PPA
By B. Jay Becker
South Dealer
West Side
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