Still Not Out Of The Woods About Cuba Crisis
The piece argues the Cuba crisis remains unresolved with 16 000 to 17 000 Soviet personnel still in Cuba. It notes negotiations with Russia and Castro ended, but long term threat remains due to potential subversion, invasion risks, and lack of guarantees against further aggression in the Western Hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Cuba
Fidel Castro
UNC
U Thant
U.S
Adlai Stevenson
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Castro
White House
Hemisphere
Western Hemisphere
Texans In Washington Oe By Tex Easley
Washington AP report on Texas new congress members pool and Foreman settling into Cannon Building offices. Bob Casey moves to Longfellow Building near Rogers and Wright. Staff named. new Rayburn Building planned for 1965. families relocate to Virginia suburbs amid snow and travel to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
Congress
Joe Pool
Cannon Building
House
Ed Foreman
Odessa-Midland-El Paso
Pool
Dallas
Austin
Jack Fisk
Lowich
Cliff Bevins
Jack Gidcomb
W. E. Smith
Fort Worth
Alicia Garza
Laredo
Longfellow Building
New House
Walter Rogers
Pampe
Jim Wright
Rayburnn
Sneaker
Foreman
Virginia
Pools
Falls Church
Joan Kyle
Richard Pool
Wesley James
Joe Jr
West Texas
Washingion
Rebecca
Kirk
Jim Reed
Barrieta
Aclington
Red China Eyes Trade Ties With Mexico
Red China seeks commercial relations with Mexico, said by Dr. Chi Chao Ting, head of the Chinese economic and commercial delegation touring Latin America, on arrival from Brazil. The statement signals formal interest during the delegation's tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Red China
Mexico
Chi Chao Ting
Latin America
Brazil
Baytown Sun Staff Roles Listed In Offerings
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and management positions including Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor Office Manager and Circulation Director. It notes subscription rates by carrier at 145 dollars per month and 317.40 per year, with mail rates on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Steseeeees
Sporadically Speaking by AL Melinger
A reflective column on reading habits in morning papers, noting news as conflict from NCAA and AAU disputes to local Polk County politics, and defending print journalism amid TV rise. The piece weighs culture, media, and the staying power of newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Melinger
Lord Greystone
Cauliflower
Polk County
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Seven Wildcat Oil Wells Drilled in District 3
AUSTIN AP seven wildcat oil wells were drilled in District 3 in the past week, per the Railroad Commission. Week completions totaled 111, versus 206 in 1962, with 87 gas well completions, 91 dry holes, and 171 wells plugged. The total average calendar day allowable Jan 3 was 2,727,609 barrels, an 18 percent increase.
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Austin (Ap
Railroad Commission
Try and Stop Me Aero to Supreme Court Justice William Douglas
A mountain climber arrives at a Himalayan peak with a portable TV in his gear. Guides remind there is no TV there, he replies he brought one anyway. Ted Laycock deciphers a Latin note from a college senior, revealing a phonetic joke about cows and trucks.
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Aero
Supreme Court
William Douglas
Ted Laycock
Boston
Heston College
Bellwether traits and Chilean rebel leader query
A mixed quiz item set asks what a bellwether is, what pina cloth is made from, Trollope's trade, forefathers day meaning, and Aeolaya wind relation. It references 1919 Paris Peace Conference opening, Horatio Alger birth, a proverb, and a Chilean independence leader born 1735 who led coups and died after El Rancagua defeat.
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Paris
Horatio Alger
Chile
Spain
Santiago
Rancagua
Argentina
Chilean rebel leader and San Martin ally identified
The fragment discusses a Chilean-born leader allied with San Martin who rivaled a rival leader, refused marching under him, fled to Randhegua before joining San Martin’s patriots, then resigned power when not granted dictatorial authority. Also notes birthdays for Fritz Crisler and Georges Carpentier and a language quiz item.
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Ment
England
Randhegua
Jose de San Martin
Fresh Faces in Congress a Wide Patchwork of States
Washington notes outline 67 new lawmakers with 26 Democrats and 31 Republicans. Among them are Ohio's Robert Taft grandson of a president, Texas figures Joe Pool Ed Foreman and Edward R Roybal, Florida's Claude Pepper shifting conservative, Hawaii's P Gill Matsunaga, and California newcomers Leggett Edwards Cameron Brown Van Deerlin with a mix of liberals and moderates across factions.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Bob Taft
Ohio
Claude Pepper
Miami Beach
Florida
Robert Taft
William Howard Taft
Joe R. Pool
Texas
Dallas
Pool
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Ed Foreman
Congress
Foreman
Billie Sol Estes
J. T. Rutherford
Neil Staebler
D- Nich
Michigan
Charlotte Reid
Noah Mason
Donald Fraser
D-Min
Minneapolis
Walter Judd
D-Fla
John Birch Society
New Frontier
William E. Brock
R-Tenn
Senate
Brockimself
Chattanooga
August FL Hawkins
D-Calif
Mississippi
Jimmy Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Edward R. Roybal
D-Calit
Gordon McDonough
SANE
Thomas P. Gill
Spark M. Matsunaga
Hawaii
Honolulu
Robert B. Duncan
Ore
Alaska
William St. Onge
D-Conn
Putnam
Carlton Sickles
D-Md
Maryland
Rogers C. B. Morton
R Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Eastern Shore
Ogden R. Reid Jr
New York Herald Tribune
White House
Israel
New York
Frank J. Horton
Rochester
John W. Wydler
Garden City
Phi Belg Kappa
Brown University
JFK
New Jersey
Edward J. Patten
Perth Amboy
Joseph G. Minish
West Drague
Afl-Cio
Louis C. Wyman
R-N.h
North Hollywood
Richard T Hanna
Fullerton
George E. Brown Jr
Monterey Park
Lionel van Deerlin
San Diego
California
Bert Talcott
Salinas
Minor C. Martin
Riverside
Judge D. 3. Sound
Bindu
How Do You Stand Sir How Do You Stand Sir
Barry Goldwater argues the Senate Appropriations Committee orders a national review of welfare to dependent children. He cites fraud concerns in DC and other states, notes rising total welfare costs to 37.3 billion in 1961 and 170 percent since 1951, and warns against expanding the program while calling for reform. He predicts higher taxes and Medicare additions, urging a thorough overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate Committee
District of Columbia
Lack Magazine
Reader’s Digest
U.S. News and World Report
Philosphy
Kennedy
Daily Crossword Puzzle Answers and Clues
Puzzle grid text lists clues with numbers and abbreviations, including many misspellings. Entries include Hurried circle of height goddess of volcanoes Haw i Tc compen Means of communic Hon Brothers Lively dance Gallium symbol Twisted fabric Heavy drinking cup Half ems Handsome young man Speedy Pikelike fish A Fourna vehicle Stringed instrument The cold months and downs Cupid High priest Part of to be Shout to drive hogs Adult Lucky number to some Notes and hints from KING FEATURE crossword.
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Haw. i. Tc
Hon
Gallium Sym
Ems
Young Mar
Speedy
Dult W
Mastering a Bridge Play Through 52-Card Insight
A bridge column explains the advantage of considering all 52 cards, not just the 13 in hand. It presents a deal where South must find an extra trick in hearts after East opens with a heart and demonstrates a sequence to finesse and timing to secure the ninth trick.
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King Fear
South
East
West
Declarer
East-West
iEast
Tew
Ures Syndicate, Inc
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Corrie Laveblie
P. O. Box
Texee Newspaper Representatives, Inc
TEE Associates
Tee
Alec
Dalyews
NCAA
AAU
Texas Legislature
Wildcat
By Bennett Cerf
Anthony Trollope
Samuel Johnson
Folk OF Fame
Nan Jones
Central Press
Herbert O
Fritz) Crisler
Georges ‘Carpentier
Francis
Plymouth
Mass
Fuisi
Opiva
Jantay
Washington Report
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Eistworth
Cok
Southey
Tiller
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Route Kingdom IP
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