Editorial on Red Cross compassion in action and relief work
The Red Cross annual report for the year ending last June 36 highlights compassion in action. It notes aid to servicemen and disaster victims, blood and plasma contributions, and training in first aid and home nursing. It emphasizes preparing youth for future service and quotes ARC leaders praising the organization's reach and impact.
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Webster
Red Cross
U.S
ARC
E. Roland Harriman
Alfred M. Gruenther
American Red Cross
Predicted Rise in U.S. Crude Oil Production and Demand
The Bureau of Mines forecasts U.S. crude oil production to rise 2.7 percent this year and overall oil demand to grow 18 percent. Domestic production would account for 81.4 percent of demand in 1961, with a 1.9 percent share against 81.4 percent in 1969. The outlook suggests only modest drilling activity growth.
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Washington
Bu- Tea of Mines
U.S
Bureau
Alvin H.e. Bramdene
Independent Journal Association of America
Bureau of Mines
Letters To The Editor Dear Sir We Invite You For State Inspection
The Sun prints a letter from editor addressed to Robert W. Maeser Jr inviting him to bring his car for a State Inspection. It notes Buck Turner Chevrolet and Bill Beardmore Fleet Sales Manager stating they inspect about 4095 cars yearly, many new customers, and look forward to his visit.
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the Sun
Robert W. Masser Jr
Azalea Drive
Maeser
Court
Bill Beardmore
Buck Turner
Phone Companies Seek FCC Action Over New Service
General Telephone and Electronics petitioned the FCC to decide how revenues from a jointly rendered portion of AT&T's Wide Area Telephone Service should be divided or to set proper division principles. They also asked to suspend the tariff set to become effective January 15 and criticized Bell System facilities for lacking compensation terms.
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Washington — Telephone Operating Companies
General Telephone and Electronics Corporation
Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
FCC
Commission
ATET
WATS
At&t
Bell
Bell System
General System
Hell System
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including editor publisher business manager and advertising departments. It notes publication days Monday through Friday and Sundays, and gives a Baytown, Texas address, a telephone number, and subscription rates.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Seveers
Aorey
John Wadiey
Pan Putman
Eces Svecseeereases
Corrie Laughlin
Sun
Howton
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
P. O
Eisenhower pension and five star rank questioned
A report outlines a potential five star general rank for Eisenhower and a total annual pension of 95 343 dollars, including a 320343 pension and 25 000 ex president pension tax free for expenses. It alleges a financial partnership with oilman W G Byars and E Allen, funded through a joint account at Burg National Bank, tied to farm improvements and barns linked to the Eisenhower farms.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Eisenhower
White House
P Dent
W. OG
Byars
Tyler
Tex
E. Allen
Chiang Kai-Shek
Allen
Geburg National Bank
President de Gas
France
Russia
Areca Sen
Amhur Geman
York
Gazette and
Daily
Hazerty
Prasspress
Herna
E. Donald Scott
Adams County Board Commissioners
Enecis
Allen-Byarg
Gregsburg National Bank
Victor Re
Gettysburg
Eisenr
Ike
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Hov
Allen-Byars
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf wit Joe Frisco
Anecdotes from a hunting lodge reveal Frisco’s humor as he mocks a moosehead and a Texas tightwad. A UT Oklahoma 1959 game note features Wilbur Evan predicting a Texas edge, joking about “eleven Texans” vs “nine” from Oklahoma.
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Bennett Cerf
Joe Frisco
Joe
Frisco
Texas
University of Texas
Oklahoma
Wilbur Evan
Texas Athletic Department
Terry Rice
TODAY'S GRAB BAG AND QUIZ ANSWERS
Answers to a compact trivia page: 1 The Grand Union or Cambridge flag. 2 Dwight D. Eisenhower. 3 A type of fortification. 4 The North and South Islands of New Zealand. 5 A gray blue Copenhagen blue. The column blends satire with historical notes and brief biographical blurbs.
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U. S
Cock Strait
Copenhagen
Grand Union
Cambridge
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New Zealand
Kennedy Study Groups Push Bigger Welfare Programs
Washington AP report contrasts Eisenhower defense and economy with Kennedy study groups proposals. Kennedy urges larger federal aid for housing education social security and the aged, while Eisenhower touts current gains and cautious plans. The piece frames differing visions for postwar America as Congress weighs a future State of the Union.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Eisehower
Congress
Kennedy
Enhower
America
Russia
Ameri
Associated Press
Ennedy Study Group
Unemployment Rate and Youth Joblessness Highlighted
The piece notes unemployment near six percent with youth 14 to 24 hardest hit. It cites savings strength, varied business health, and government study by the Commerce and Labor department. It emphasizes schooling and training as remedies to mitigate future cycles.
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Commerce and Labor Department
Seymour J. Wolfhein
Jossay
How Do You Stand Barry Goldwater Speech
Dr Beanter Arts reports on Barry Goldwater urging a tough stance on disarmament. He argues the United States cannot disarm without ironclad assurance of proportional Soviet cuts and warns that Western weakness invites aggression. He calls for continued military development and clear noninterference while defending freedom.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Hse
Lena Pryss Witt
United States of America
Russia
Hebrews Verse on Jesus as High Priest and Reconciliation
A Bible verse from Hebrews 2 17 explains that Jesus was made like humans in all things so he could be a faithful high priest to make reconciliation for the sins of the people, highlighting his role in atonement and intercession.
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National Mediation Board
Tong
Island Fair Road
Pennsyvania
Fordham University
New York State Labor Relations Board
Shore
Hement
Brotherhood of Raiway
Did You Know The flute's long ancient legacy
The flute dates back to antiquity and was a favorite among Ancient Greeks and Romans. It highlights how early music shaped cultural life and instrument design across civilizations.
Bridge contract swing hinges on club lead misplay
In a Know Your Bridge North dealer duplicate, vulnerable East West, South often pursued 3NT. Most tables saw down three for declarer, but several succeeded with a deliberate 4-0 club break attempt. By leading the eight of clubs early at trick two, declarer unlocked clubs, avoided entry loss, and made nine tricks.
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North East South Weat
Queen Hearts
South
West
Queen of Hearts
Declarer
East
Declare Er
Decclarer
Dae Clarer
Across 1 Fragment 8 Borders on 11 Macaw 12 Polynesian island
Across clues and partial entries from a vintage crossword puzzle page. The fragment lists terms like Borders on and Macaw with scattered numbers and hints, including a Polynesian island and other cryptic style prompts, titled Shelf Daily Crossword.
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Doctor Banisher
Ancient Syria
Syra
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Madame Necker
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Poland
John Dos Passos
Carlos P. Romain
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