Kennedy and Eisenhower Compared in Presidency and Style
After a year in office Kennedy increasingly resembles Eisenhower and Macmillan in policy and temperament while contrasting with de Gaulle Khrushchev and Truman. The piece notes Kennedy’s and Eisenhower’s avoidance of open conflict, preference for compromise, and focus on broader Cold War stakes over domestic politics. It cites a Palm Beach source that Kennedy will steer a peaceful path with Republicans before 1962 Congress.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Harry S. Truman
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Britain
African Tells Of Reds' Plans For His Country
Bonn Germany AP a Somali student, Madhi Ismael, says Moscow told him a plan exists to bring Africa under Communist rule within 20 years. He cites leaders of the Soviet Afro-Asian Solidarity Committee and claims 200 Somali Communists study in Moscow with cadres for East Africa. Ismael, 23, was expelled from Czechoslovakia last month and plans to return home to oppose communism.
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Madhi Ismael
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Solidarity Committee
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Peipine
East Germany
Poland
East Africa
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Bible Verse Colossians 1 14 Redemption Through His Blood
A quotation from Colossians 1 14 affirming redemption through the blood of Christ and forgiveness of sins.
Baytown Sun Publisher and staff listed in newspaper masthead
The Baytown Sun issues details include offices at Pearce and Ashbel and names editor and publisher Fred Fartman, business manager Jim Boone, managing editor Beulah Mae Jackson, office manager James Bale, assistant to publisher John Wadley, and other staff roles. It notes pricing and postal classification information.
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Baytown
Texas
Fred Fartman
Cvge
Sanacept
Jim Boone
Eenens
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bivessee
Jame M. Bale
Asselstant
Dodd Katanga trip cited in Pearson critique
Drew Pearson questions Sen Tom Dodd for visiting Katanga amid UN opposition. Dodd, a registered foreign agent, praised Katanga leader Tshombe and claimed sympathy in the United States. The piece notes Dodd’s Congo trip in late 1960 and discusses potential scrutiny by the Senate committee.
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Joe McCarthy
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Katanga
Dodd
Congo
United Nations
New York
Nuremburg
Kennedy
Tshombe
U.S
Ed Gullion
State Department
Elisabethville
U. S
Sen
Thomas Dodd
Jadotville
Kolezi
Mulungwishi
Sen. Dodd
Kilwezi
Try and Stop Me ORKING FOR Alfred Hitchcock on TV
A Hollywood stagehand recalls working for Alfred Hitchcock describing the demanding, perfectionist style and a live show mishap where tomato sauce was spilled on an actor due to an errant camera. The stagehand quips that he ate him.
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Alfred Hitchcock
Hollywood
Edea
TIMON THE MILGAN... LIVES IN WHAT CITY
A mixed trivia column presents a set of questions spanning literature, Civil War fiction, industrial origins, and nicknames. Answers include Athens for the Timon query, Stephen Crane for the Red Badge author, Syracuse’s salt manufacture, and Tacoma as the Lumber Capitol clue, alongside brief cultural notes.
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Quicki
Timon
Milganthrope
Katherine Gibbs
Syracuse
N.Y
America
Athens
Stephen Crane
Kay Francis
Tacoma
Wash
Financial planning during prosperity warns against overextension
Babson Park column cautions that even in good times many households overextend with fixed charges and installment debt. It recounts a laid off 30 year old earning 106 weekly but netting 23.20 after taxes, with large bills and cash basis treatment by merchants. The piece urges building savings and financial reserves to weather future recessions or strikes.
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Babson Park
Mass
West Indies
Airlines Keep Up Its Safety Record
Washington AP reports preliminary 1961 figures show scheduled U S airlines posting a fatality rate of 0.29 deaths per 100 million passenger miles, the tenth straight year under 0.7 per 10 million miles. Passenger deaths totaled 150, including one on the ground near a propeller strike.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Bureau of Safety
U.S
South Viet Nam Tightens Import Curbs and Prices
Saigon officials announced a sweeping economic decree placing tight curbs on imports, foreign exchange, and allocation of scarce goods as Vietnam moves to curb inflation. The measure is expected to slow imports and influence the economy amid commodity constraints.
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South Viet Nam
Saigon
Cml
Texans in Washington by Tex Easley
Washington AP notes Texans in the capital shaping national coverage. Key items include Speaker Sam Rayburn’s death in Bonham, Lyndon B. Johnson’s vice presidency, and John Tower’s Senate win over Bill Blakely. Also covered are Paul Kilday’s House resignation for a federal judgeship, Henry Gonzales as first Texan of Mexican descent in the House, and Connally’s Navy secretary resignation amid gubernatorial speculation.
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Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Lyndon B. Johnson
John Tower
Johnson
Senate
Tower
Bill Blakely
Dallas
Blakely
LBJ
Daniel
Lone Star State
House
Paul Kilday
San Antonio
U. S. Military Court of Appeals
Kilday
Henry Gonzales
Frank Ticard
Wichita Falls
American Petroleum Institute
John Connally
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Yarborough
Allen Shivers
Will Wilson
Connally
Flag in Every Texas Classroom Demanded by GOP Candidate
O W Hayes, Temple candidate for lieutenant governor, urged flying the American flag in every Texas classroom and having the pledge of allegiance and national anthem at all school assemblies. He pitched a non salaried bipartisan economy commission to cut taxes and reduce the sales tax across the board, campaigning in the Harlingen Brownsville Raymondville area.
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Mcallen
Tex
O. W
Bill) Hayes
Temple
Texas
Young Republican Club
Hayes
Harlingen
Brownsville
Raymondville
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across 1 6 Nippon Coronet
Crossword clues and answers from a daily puzzle list across and down. Includes terms like Rainy-day playroom Nippon Coronet 1 22 Join 13 Old card game 14 Gritted 15 Footlike part 16 Pertaining to the eye 14 Winglike formation 39 Polynesian drink 22 The dry years 27 Harbinger of spring 28 Undershot waterwheel 29 Scraps 3 wads BL Little 82 Slotha 83 More infrequent 36 Benchlike seat 38 To make ag cloth 41 Musical study 43 Made of oats 44 Healed 45 To that 46 Years between 13 and 19 Brown 1 On the apex 2 Duration measure Yesterday s Allaw 37 Eve s 38 Marries 39 Striking Success slang 9 Auditory organ Pare
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
North-South vulnerable at the table North Adz WQ5ea A1056 AKQS West Rast 1008TS kis 4 WAIRTS si27 994 A1082 3. The bidding by opponents shapes declarer play. West leads spades, West wins, returns jack, declarer must choose a lead. A heart lead risks collapse. a club lead can force the contract regardless of defense, hinging on South’s choice guided by bidding.
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South
Jad
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