Still a Long Way to Travel in Nuclear Test Talks
The piece surveys stalled arms control efforts between the United States and Soviet Union, noting mutual demands for on site inspections, limits on yearly inspections, and Moscow's and Paris stance. It highlights Kennedy's push for increased defense funding and the complications posed by France and Red China in reaching a comprehensive test ban and disarmament agreement.
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United States
Kennedy
Congress
Defense
Russia
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
White House
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
France
Red
China
Gromyko
Charles de Gaulle
U.S. Senate
Red China
Berlin
New York
Letter to Editor Urges Faithful Stand in Government
A Baytown reader identifies as a displaced worker and former WWII Sea Bee and Marine serf. He urges Baytown Sun readers to return to God’s word and the Constitution, demanding strong stand against selfish business interests, tax cuts, and political reform while defending freedom. He offers his words for publication and asks leaders to speak with conviction to guide America.
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Daniel
Woodrow Wilson
Hie
Bataxa
Loth
Atantic
Pacific
Sea Bees
Fifth Marines
Hartman
Baytown Sun
America
Mankind
Military space build-up urged by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues in Congress and public that the United States trails in military space and must act. He cites a Republican Advisory Committee report calling for a high priority Air Force space program, military satellites, and streamlined leadership to outrun Soviet gains. The piece urges rapid action, minimal bureaucracy, and transfer of some future space work from NASA to the Air Force.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
United States
Republican Advisory Committee For Space and Aeronautics
Congress
U.S. Air Force
Soviet Union
NASA
Department of Defense
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Space Council
Bible Verse Par in NEITHER 18 there salvation in any other
There is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved. Acts 4 12.
Baytown Sun Masthead and Rates Notice
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TODAY'S GRAB BAG AND QUIZZES FROM THE PAGE
A scattered miscellany asks about Miss Coverdale's job, the meaning of Alamo, sending someone to Coventry, Taiwan's distance from the mainland, and converting square rods to acres. It also notes On This Date for 1615 Election Day, birthdays, a pole of fame hint about two Supreme Court chiefs, and trivia prompts with answers.
Kennedy faces greatest chance to seal a Berlin peace
Washington insiders say President Kennedy could clinch a permanent peace if unity holds, as Europe races ahead with Khrushchev while U S missiles from Turkey Italy and Britain are being removed, signaling reduced tension and a possible opening for diplomacy. The White House also reshapes staffing with defeated Democrats taking key posts amid a broader shift in government appointments.
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Sy Peansgston
Ken
Europe
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
U. S
Turkey
Italy
Adlai Stevenson
Mediterranean
Khrushchev
Cuba
Stevenson
England
U.S.A
Ussr
United States
Kheushchev
Russia
Florida
Kremlin
China
John ¥. Kennedy
Black Sea
East Berlin
Hy Sulton Lewis A. Washington
White House
Administration
Nebraska
Phil Weaver
Weaver
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Robert Morgenthau
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Morgenthau
U.S
Kathrynk Granahan
Philadelphia
Congress
Catherine Norrell
Arkansas
Norrell
Sidney R. Yates
Chicago
Everett Dirksen
Senate
Abraham Libicoff
Kowalski
SACB
Castro
House
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Kansas
J. Floyd Breeding
Bob Dele
Freeman
Colorado
John A. Carroll
Peter Dominick
National Mediation Board
Minnesota
Iowa
Herschel Loveless
George Docking
Democratic National Committee
Import-Export Bank
South Dakota
George McGovern
Food For Peace Agency
Indiana
Joe Barr
Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Don Brice
Frank Coffin
Maine
Development Loan Fund
Brooks Hays
James Quigley
HEW
Newell George
Letters on Spirit Lake removal and reading rights
A reader commends Sun coverage and discusses efforts to remove Spirit Lake from a library. The letter cites the National Council of Teachers of English warning that pressures to restrict access to books threaten education nationwide. It lists authors under attack and argues the right to read must be defended to sustain a free society. A. I. Schmidt Crosby addresses the piece.
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the Sun
Jack Halter
Bill Franklin
Spirit Lake
Robert &. Lee High School
Tom
Baytown
National Council of Teachers of English
ACLU
N.C.T.E
South Sixth Street
Champaign
America
Inclde
Aldous Thixiey
George Orwell
J. D. Salisger
Pearl Buck
John Steinbeck
William Fagikner
Ernest Heming- Cari Sandbure
Eugene E . Theodore Dreiser
Thomas
Sylvia’s Transfer Squeeze Beats Five Diamonds
In a club article, Sylvia South plays a rare transfer squeeze to make five diamonds after a flawed finesse understanding. West leads A K of spades, East discards hearts, and Sylvia uses dummy to cash trumps and a final seven to hold the trick.
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Silvia
Sylvia
Buldog
South
West
Witch
East
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