Cuba Crisis Echoes Past Hijack Controversy
Editorial discusses Congress inflaming Cuba policy, Kennedy’s cautious approach as a Cuban MIG attack on the unmarked shrimp boat Ala tests responses. It notes past hijack incidents, calls for hot pursuit, and Kennedy’s efforts to verify facts before blaming the Soviet Union or Cuba.
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Congress
Cuba
Kennedy
Ala
United States
John Sparkman
D-Ala
MI6
Fidel Castro
Robert S. McNamara
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Kenendy
Letter to Governor Connally on Galveston Bay oyster reefs
Floyd Williams of Anahuac argues against HB 161 allowing commercial shell dredging to reclaim exposed oyster reefs in Galveston Bay. He warns the move would erase a vital natural recreational resource used by thousands, harming Texas fishing, oysters, and the public for decades.
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Jeffer
John Connally
Floyd 24 Williams
Anahuac
Chambers County
State House of Representatives
Galveston Bay
Don Garrison
Houston
Texas
Wille
State of
Louisiana daily oil allowable increased tied to inventories
Baton Rouge AP Conservation Commission leader James Gill raised Louisiana's daily oil production allowable for March and April by 48,382 barrels to 1,246,792. He cited dwindling inventories and said actual purchases of Louisiana crude ran about ten percent above company nominations.
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Baton Rouge
Conservation Commission
James Gill
Louisiana
Gill
Foreign policy clash shifts over Cuba and De Gaulle shock
Barry Goldwater surveys Kennedy era foreign policy after Cuba crisis shows administration under pressure from critics. He notes renewed alarms over Atlantic Community unity, Be Gaulle remarks, and Britain's Common Market entry, with Canada anger and a near collapse of the foreign trade program. Mexico City teachers win about 30 percent pay rise to align with urban wages, base pay rising from 88 to 115 pesos.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Congress
United Nation
Katanga
Congo
Castro
Bay of Pigs
Sen
Warne Morse
Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
China
Atlantic
White House
Canada
Be Gaulle
Britain
Cuba
Mexico City
Education Ministry
National Syndicate of Education Workers
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
Published afternoons five days a week and Sundays in Baytown Texas The Baytown Sun lists editors publishers and office staff names and roles including editor publisher general manager managing editor office manager circulation director and advertising manager Also notes subscription rates mailing address and press association memberships with republication rights retained by the paper.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and
Ashbe
Baytown
Texas
Seceen
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mee Jackson
Associated Fresets
Texas Daily Newspaper Assn
Texas Press Assn
Today’s Grab Bag Quiz From The Stars And Signs
A mixed puzzle page asks for a star path name, a city suburb, featherbore material, the British Santa, and the sign Aquarics. It notes 1798 cabinet meeting with Washington, birthdays, and a freeze-food pioneer born in Brooklyn. It includes two mystery figures tied to ice cream and jet franchises.
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Fanbourg
Santa Claus
Wollaston
Mass
Rockefeller strategy drives Cuban clash in Senate
Washington dispatch details GOP backroom aims with Nelson Rockefeller poised for 1964 run. Rockefeller aligns Cuba and foreign policy as campaign weapons while Keating acts as his voice, Johns on civil rights, and internal party rifts loom. Kennedy’s Cuba gains complicate Rockefeller plan amid looming international risk.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Capitol Hil
Cuba
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
New Hampshire
Dartmouth Board of Trustees
Wisconsin
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Jack Javits
Senate
Johnson
Javits
Ken Keating
Rochester
Keating
McCarthy
Joe McCarthy
Bob Taft
Dean Acheson
State Department
Taft
GOP
Truman
Ace
Hugh Morrow
Saturday Evening Post
Rocky
Albany
Khrushchev
Congress
Russia
Red China
Red Army
United States
Oil and gas well completions rise in Texas week
The Railroad Commission reported 166 oil and gas wells completed this week in Texas. Year to date totals show 1,430 oil wells and 363 gas wells, with several wildcat wells also completed. A number of wells were plugged as dry holes and the calendar day allowable output rose by 6,256 barrels.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Wildcat
Bible Verse John Ten Twenty Eight
The verse from John 10 28 assures believers of eternal life and enduring protection. It emphasizes that no one can take them from Jesus hand once committed to faith.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Saturday's Ansar 34 35 36 37
A compact crossword clue item referencing entries 34 35 36 37 and noting an Army USSR theme. Includes brief puzzle numbering and a hint of solution direction without revealing answers.
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Ansar
Ussr
Know Your Bridge North dealer in United States match
In a 144 board North East South West bridge match in New York last year Egisto Rocchi opened two spades from the East hand. Booth overcalled with three hearts and Calvente doubled six hearts. Murray as South led the eight of spades and a crossruff secured twelve tricks for the defense. North-South earned 3 210 points for the doubled slam while the second table saw Worth secure a contract with an overtrick for 750 points but team score slipped by 460.
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Mississippi
Savannah
Joe Tribble
Tribble
Georgia
Senate
South
Florida
Spessard Holland
Congress
House
Texas
U.S
House of Representatives
Ralph Yarborough
Virginia
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
State Committee For Industrial Development
Alabama
North Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Oklahoma
North East
South West
Pas
Dirde
Argentina
United States
New York
Egisto Rocchi
Charles Coon
Rocchi
Booth
Eric Murray
West Ricartéo Calyente
North
Calvente
Murray
Mervin Key
Robert Nail
East
Worth
Hia
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California
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