Geneva Symbol Of Western Frustration In Summit Plans
Editorial notes that Geneva, despite its facilities, is viewed by many Western diplomats as a symbol of failure and frustration after the 1955 summit and ongoing talks, with plans allegedly shifting toward Paris and rotation among London Moscow Washington. The piece also recounts a Library of Congress inquiry into Eleanor Roosevelt’s descendants and a sharp characterization of Nehru’s neutralist stance toward Red China.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Paris
Washington
Viet Nam
United States
London
Moscow
Roosevelt
Library of Congress
Cleveland a Home of Juvenile Decency or Delinquency
The Sun News Desk writer recalls a slogan in Cleveland Tennessee and ponders juvenile behavior as he describes a trip from Baytown to Cleveland. He notes Bowater Southern Paper Corp.'s impact, population growth, and a Christmas drive through Alabama and Tennessee, ending with reflections on 1960s problems and mild Christmas weather.
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Syd Gould
Cleveland
Tenn
Patate 2
Syd
Baytown
Gould
Cleveland Daily Ban
Knoxville
Pasadena
Houston
Bowater Southern Paper Corp
Bowater
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Boone
Sun
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
James Buford Boone Sr
Boone
Jim
Tanoooga
Tennessee
Bible Verse Daniel 7 14
A quotation from Daniel chapter seven verse fourteen proclaims that the Son of Man receives an everlasting dominion and a kingdom that will not be destroyed so that all people nations and languages will serve him with lasting authority.
Baytown Sun Publication Details and Rates
The Baytown Sun lists publication timing and staff roles and provides carriage and mail subscription rates. The notice notes afternoon edition scheduling, office location at Pearce and Ashbel, and credits Fred Hartman and Preston Pendergrass with editorial duties, plus circulation and mail rate information.
Try And Stop Me Sign In a Paterson Store
A Paterson New Jersey shop signs offer a Try Our Easy Payment Plant with 10 percent down and nothing else to pay. A Philadelphia lawyer Myers Fisher sought Franklin’s advice on preserving small beer in the backyard. Franklin suggested placing Madeira beside it to keep neighbors from tapping the beer.
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Paterson
N. J
Philadelphia
Myers Fisher
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Mars moons questioned as artificial satellites
Sviet scientist declares the two Martian moons may be artificial anteblites not real moons provoking possible congressional inquiry. A medical team urges older people to eat less meat for health, while Grandpappy Jenkins endorses a second helping of steak to feel better. An ancient skrelon tall discovery was made during excavation at Gauhat India, a prehistoric basketball reference appears, and forest fires trend up on Sundays in Factographs. Salmon catch for 195% is down from last year as a jet of skue fish escapes.
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Mars
Congress
Sun's Grab Bag Quiz Answers and Trivia Notes
A collage of trivia items and clues. It asks who engineered the Panama Canal, the meaning of Indie, a Mirror lore date for future husbands, when diplomacy adopted French, and Kathmandu’s country. It notes Jane Wyman and George Selk, and features segments on ibid Latin origin, a Welsh actor with major roles and plays, and a brief poet profile. It ends with a few quick questions and answers including Goethals and Nepal.
KNOW YOUR BRIDGE Grand slam steal by Margaret Wagar
In a classic tournament bridge hand, South declarer Margaret Wagar of Atlanta forged a dramatic grand slam by misdirecting defense. She cashed trumps, forced a heart mistake, and established dummy's fifth diamond to gain six spades, two hearts, four diamonds, and a club for the grand slam despite imperfect bidding and defense. West failed to cover the heart queen, missing the key defense.
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South West North East
Margaret Wagar
Atlanta
Mrs. Waert
Wert
West
Declarer
A Wagar
Area Syndicate
Did You Know Facts From Historical Notes
The text notes the Rothschild family founded in Frankfurt and expanding with branches in Vienna Paris London and Naples. It claims automobile service stations distribute over 190 million road maps yearly to tourists, and mentions a cow producing milk for about four to five years.
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Frankfurt-in-the-Main
Finh
Vienna
Paris
London
Naples
Johnson letter may derail Lyndon Johnson for president
A recently surfaced Lyndon B Johnson letter to business friends praises labor regulation while aligning with Barry Goldwater and the McClellan Committee, threatening Johnson's presidential bid as labor and GOP blocs react. The piece also notes labor veto power in past races and details surrounding secret recorders and other political moves.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
United States
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
McClellan
Roosevelt
Reuther
Alben Barkley
Kew
Barkley
Capitol
South
Tobnson
Vinson
Senate
Democratic Suh Congress
Sen. Goldwater
Taft and Dewey linked to New York money at Chicago convention
The memoir sketches Taft as bitterly criticizing New York financial influence at the 1952 Chicago convention. It alleges Dewey controlled New York delegates, Aldrich’s links to the Chase Manhattan empire, and Bugas’s FBI pedigree in a web of security and ticketing around the event.
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Taft
Nixon
California
Tom Dewey
Chicago
New York
Gen
Eisenhower
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Herman Welker
Idano
MacArthur
Twoke Welker
AL Wedemeyer
George Sokalsky
Berkshires
Walker
Stadium
Oratory
Allan
Mabel Walker Willobranit
Herbert Hoover
Winthrop Aldrich
Chase-Manhattan- Rockefeller
Revery Soular
International
Henry Ford
Arthur Summerfield
Ike
Nelson Rockefeler
Abby Aldrich
John D., Jr
John Bugas
FBI
Gamshers
International Money
Bugas
Dewey
Wells Street
Aldrich
Tice
Jock Whitney
Lin
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Katmandu
Jane Wyman
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Fernands Rojas
Oxford University
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Ivanhoe
Deep Blue Sea
Oscar Blumenthal
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Emlyn Williams
Dylan Thomas
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