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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1962

Page

4

Why Deceive Ourselves About Castro Embargo Policy

Editorial argues Castro seeks to spread revolution through Latin America and Cuba’s arms buildup with Soviet support. It urges a total U.S. embargo on exports to Cuba, contending aid often benefits rulers, not the people, and warns of risks to Guantanamo and potential U.S. vulnerability. It questions Kennedy policy and Cuba’s expulsion from the OAS.

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Goldwater Foresees Kennedy Urban Affairs Backfire

Senator Barry Goldwater predicts Kennedy's proposed urban affairs department will fail in Congress, calling the plan cheap politics. He says the House could vote it down despite a close Senate tally and questions Weaver heading a cabinet level post. He cites existing bureaus and favorable Rockefeller past stance as context.

Washington APY Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Kennedy Goldwater GOP Congress Robert C. Weaver Senate House Weaver Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Emanuel Celler D-N.y Rockefeller Celler Dwight D. Eisenhower Department of Urban Affairs

Baytown Sun Masthead and Staff Listing Fragment

A partial Baytown Sun masthead page shows editorial staff and contact details including publisher assistant vacancies, circulation and advertising department roles, a mail address in Baytown Texas, and cataloged rates for subscriptions. The clipped text includes several named individuals and offices, plus a note about the paper’s classification as second class matter.

Not Too Thrown Drew Pearson on Capitol Lobby Parties

Washington columnist warns lobbyists grow bolder as the National Defense Transportation Association uses a liquor truck and taxpayer owned spaces to host a party aimed at shaping transportation legislation. The event left 29 cases of liquor, while senators and representatives attended, and Charles Kraft of United States Lines acted as greeter. Separately Morse’s anti Castro stance and a frank Army defense briefing are noted with Stahr criticizing weapon shortages and budget pressures. Vinson pledges committee action to fix gaps and funding.

Washington Capitol National Defense Transportation Association Senate Congress NDTA Gracie Prost Idaho House Ralph Harding W. R. Hull Missouri Richard Poff Virginia Charles Kraft United States Lines Combined Airlines Kraft Elvis J. Stahr Stahr Todhe Armed Services Committee Army Europe Far East Stahr United States Germany Rep Carl Vinson Georgia

Try and Stop Me RUE HUMOR Quote and Senate Joke

A Seveer-old boy visits the United States Senate on his first trip to Washington and reports back to class that the Senate is run in an unusual manner. One senator speaks, another listens, then all disagree. The passage ends with a playful pig joke about a pig refusing to be upstaged.

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Daily Trivia Peek From Today’s Grab Bag

A jumble of quiz questions and anecdotes spans geography and history. It asks Anton Yugoy’s premiership country, whether an intagio is jewelry carving or printmaking, integral name oar, Earth’s size ranking, and the location of a vast natural cave. It threads in celebrity blurbs and a birthday shoutout, with scattered historical notes and colorful speculation.

Anton Yugoy Earth

Broad education key to future skilled labor demand

Babson Park, Mes. argues that specialization must be balanced with broad education to prepare youths for rapid tech changes and automation. He cites 8,000 LA openings during recession, urges training for specialized occupations, and warns adaptable thinking plus arts and religious studies build resilient workers who resist simplistic practical schooling.

Babson Park Mes Los Angeles Dustry Labor Department

Fans Harris Health Fair praise from reader

Dear Sir I express appreciation for The Sun coverage of the Harris County Health Fair. The front page article is among the finest written by any local paper since its inception. I urge the paper to continue annual coverage and invite readers to visit this exemplary health education display. James H Sammons M D HS-am

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How Do You Stand Do You Stand for the Republic

Syndicated columnist Holmes Alexander questions the role of extreme rhetoric in American politics. He argues conservatives and liberals alike err when labeling opponents as extremists and urges temperate, reasoned action to preserve liberty and defeat communism. The piece ends by asking, How do you stand, sir?

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Bible Verse Praise in Psalm 28 7

The verse declares the Lord as strength and shield with trust in God bringing help and joy. It emphasizes the heart's gladness and a vow to praise, highlighting faith, devotion, and worship found in Palme 28 7.

Ten Tricks From Low Cards In A Bridge Deal

North South play a 1NT 3NT auction with clubs spades and diamonds. Declarer plans to establish diamonds after finessing spades, then adapts to a 4-1 diamond break and 4-1 spade break to reach ten tricks. He ruffs diamonds and clubs to trump with low cards, turning five expected losers into three.

West Declarer South Ruffa &Ciub

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