Factions in Washington Offer Little Action in 1963
Editorial notes a quiet year in Washington with Republicans attacking Kennedy’s foreign policy, Cuba, while Congress shows faint interest in peacetime budgets and education and aged care plans. Kennedy pushes a tax cut and education and medical care proposals, but faces stiff opposition from business groups and party rivals. Tensions with Canada, France, and a proposed multinational nuclear force add to the sparring as talks on nuclear tests resume.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Khrushchev
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Ladd Plumley
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Truman
Canada
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Strike Blow For Freedom
A call to personal action for defending freedom urges Americans to move beyond talk. It highlights the Freedoms Foundation, chaired by Dwight D. Eisenhower with Herbert Hoover as honorary president, and invites visitors to Valley Forge to explore citizen deeds that uphold American freedoms.
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America
George
Freedoms Foundation
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Valley Forge
American Freedom Center
Soviet scientists claim artificial glaciers in deserts to boost water
Reported effort aims to store meltwater as a drought buffer. Claim notes potential in arid regions but glosses over technical challenges and environmental impact. No independent verification cited.
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United States
Australia
Revelation 1 5 Jesus Christ the faithful witness
Verse from Revelation speaks of Jesus Christ as the faithful witness the first begotten of the dead and the ruler of the kings of the earth who loved believers and freed them from sin by his blood.
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Jesus Christ
Stand or Sit: Barry Goldwater on Unused Capacity
In a column critiquing Kennedy's push for tax cuts and big spending, Barry Goldwater argues idle U.S. production capacity is not solved by boosting demand. He cites the steel industry and 1962 auto industry, noting varied steel capacities and the need for new investment, R&D, and retraining rather than simple deficit spending.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
United States
Kennedy
General Motors
Polaris Submarines May Visit Turkish Ports After Test Run
U S officials say Polaris submarines could visit Turkish ports to show Turks Jupiter missiles are being replaced by newer power. The first firing sub will enter the Mediterranean around April 1, with no planned visits to Italian ports. Sub patrols are usually submerged and only surface near Holy Loch, Scotland, for depot support.
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Washington
U.S
Mediterranean Sea
North Atlantic
Holy Loch
Baytown Sun Masthead and logo details and staff list
The Baytown Sun announces publication details, staff names, and office addresses. It lists editors, publishers, managers, and circulation staff, plus mailing and subscription rates and post office information.
Famous edifice burned in 365 D to gain notoriety
A fragmented quiz item asks which famous building was set ablaze in 365 D by Eros thosthenes for personal fame, alongside queries about the Mesomorphic era and other trivia.
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Erosthosthenes
Tyche
Veiled Italian Nobles and Borgia Echoes in Urbino
Central Press writer Nan Jones recalls a widow who nurtured art in Urbino and a duke and duchess who adopted a boy connected to Cardinal Giuliano della Rovere, future Pope Julius II. The piece weaves questions about the figures and their era with a playful language note on noblesse oblige and a fragmented trivia section.
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Caesar Borgia
Urbino
Baldassare Castiglione
Giuliano Della Rovere
Julius I
Albert Between McCormack and Boggs Leads House
Carl Albert of Oklahoma, a rising House majority leader and Rhodes Scholar, sits between Massachusetts's John McCormack and Louisiana's Hale Boggs, persuading votes and shaping passage of administration bills while maintaining independence and influence on the Rules Committee.
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Rep
John McCormick
D.-Mass
House of Representatives
Hale Boggs
D-La
House
Southwest
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
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Carl
Dixie
Boston
New Orleans
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McCormack
Big City
Boggs
Howard Smith
Virginia
Smith
Harry Byrd
Kennedy
Sen. Byrd
Rep. Smith
Byrd
Jat
Sith Congress
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Little Dixie
Okla
Latin American Violence Upward, Says State Official
Edwin A. Martin of the State Department warned a House subcommittee that communists in Latin America will increasingly use violence to subvert governments. He cited the Cuban crisis as exposing Castro as a Moscow tool and said post-crisis campaigns emphasize terror and waning mass-movement support. Hearings began with most sessions closed to the public.
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Latin America
State Department
Edwin A. Martin
inter-Aerican Affairs
House
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Martin
Armistead Selden
Dala
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues and Clues Fragment
Puzzle snippet lists scattered crossword hints and partial entries including Greek letter Tamil Indian mulberries several clues blurred and misread. Entries reference general terms such as shelter of plains indian and metropolitan performance but text remains fragmentary and inconsistent.
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Poss
Parte SS
The Key Play At Trick One In A Bridge Hand
South in four hearts faced a diamond lead. By discarding a club on the king of diamonds and proper trump management, declarer can secure eleven tricks. If East covers the queen, ruff and discard outcomes yield ten or eleven tricks. the opening discard is the decisive play.
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Declarer
East
Teclarer
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