Endless argument on disarmament keeps spinning
Editorial argues Johnson proposals at Geneva face stubborn Soviet resistance on inspections. It notes U S insistence on verification, Soviet reluctance, and Red China’s exclusion complicating any treaty. The piece warns Senate caution, recalls Kennedy on risks, and questions recognizing Red China while preserving Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist China. The cycle of doubt and diplomacy continues.
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Soviet Union
Red China
U.S. Senate
China
United States
Johnson quits smoking after long habit and heart attack
In a Drew Pearson report from Washington Lyndon B Johnson recounts giving up cigarettes after a heart attack in 1953. He describes two-pack days, doctor’s advice to quit, and his stubborn insistence on seniority before finally ending the habit. He recalls cravings and even candy replacing cigarettes. The piece notes Lady Bird’s past cigarette use and includes a brief historical aside about medieval builders and the Cistercians.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
States
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Lady Bird
President hosts leaders in White House tour then hints at missile strength
From Washington the cigaret back and put it oh. That's how the President of te United States kicked the natyit. WHILE MRS giving themi of Congression al leaders an intimate tour of the White House living quarters, the President was, giving their husbands an intimate insight in to American missile strength. His revelations were aimed directly at the charges of Sen. Barry Goldwater that American JOMUNSGN'
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Themi
White House
Sen
Barry Goldwater
United States
Johnson
U.S
Lynton Johnson
State of the Union
Oferon
Wayne Marse
Senate
Morse
Democratic Party
Frost Damage Report From Rio Grande and Texas
The USDA reports minor damage to winter vegetables in the Rio Grande Valley with spring crops most affected. Peppers tomatoes squash and sweet corn will likely be replanted while citrus losses are limited to lip bursts on new growth. Beyond farming, cold weather halted field work across the state and ranchers fed livestock. North Texas also suffered freeze damage and grazing concerns emerged as reports noted strategic missile evaluations in Washington.
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Austin
Rio Grande Valley
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
San Antonio Winter Garden
High Plains
trans-Pecos
North Texas
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across
A cryptic style King Feature crossword with clues across and down. Includes answers like Laugh boisterously and Sayings of Jesus, plus entries for rodents, disciples, movable barriers, and animal terms. Down clues cover a root vegetable and phrases about going astray and finishing together.
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Jesus
Fuss
Groom
Trish
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf and Thurber anecdotes
RIC HAWKINS recalls an interview with James Thurber in Paris during the late 1930s. Thurber jokes about Pariss changes, Rue Honore and Joan of Arc statues, and compares past and present readers while recounting a humorous scene. Interspersed quotes from Packard Phelps and Chesterton add literary reflections on leadership youth and maturity.
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Ric Hawkins
Paris Herald
James Thurber
Paris
Thurber
Rue St Honore
Rue Honor
Vance Packard
Wm. Lyon Phelps
G. K. Chesterton
Lewis Speaks in Ohio Primary Campaign Analysis
Fulton reports on Democratic infighting as Lewis seeks support against Glenn. The piece notes party boss impotence, Lausche neutrality, and Ashbrook's upbeat voter impressions. It contrasts Glenn’s bid with Young and Bates through Ohio political dynamics and public reaction.
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Richard Kennedy
Bat
Ohio
Kennedy
Cleveland
Gav
Mike DiSalle
Glenn Czin
Wayne Hays
Bob Secrest
Glenn
Frank Lausche
Lausche
Steve Young
Young
U.S
Congress
Glenns
John Ashbrook
Ashbrook
Prit Marx
Bible Verse Not By Works of Righteousness
A line from Titus notes salvation not by deeds but by mercy through washing regeneration and renewing of the Holy Ghost, affirming faith over works in Christian doctrine. The fragment reflects Pauline teaching on grace, grace received through divine mercy.
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Titus
Today’s trivia from the grab bag quiz mix
Questions cover historical and geographic facts from ancient empires to elections. Includes: first white man in New England, Hanging Gardens, Euphrates estuary, Navajo Art Museum location, and canal history. Also features birthdays and language notes, plus a name-the-second-largest ship canal query.
Real estate in space the new frontier warns Babson
The Babson forecast argues space land will be bought and sold like Florida acreage once radio telescopes and universities back the idea. He cites moon plots, star priced parcels, and future profit from celestial real estate as a parallel to past US expansion. He predicts universities will list galaxies and students pursue space commerce like athletic competition.
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Babson Park
United States
France
Pacoast
California
Oregon
Washington
Florida
Spain
England
Russia
Cmiadn
Suniverse
Galaxy
Cost Cuts Sought From Livestock Men At Meeting
ALBUQUERQUE AP The assistant secretary of the interior for public land management urged livestock men to help cut public lands administration costs. John Carver Jr said sheepmen could protect their interests by reducing government overhead and moving toward mutual trust based regulation rather than formula driven rules. He pledged cooperation from his side. The convention ends Wednesday. Richard de Felice warned US agriculture faces European market threats from a common market levy potentially cutting exports. Wool Growers President Hugh Barber urged deeper tariff cuts on lamb, mutton, and wool.
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Albuquerque
N.M
National
Wood Growers ‘Association
John Carver Jr
Carver
Richard de Felier
Agriculture “Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
United States
U.S
Europe
de Felice
Hugh ‘Barber
Know Your Bridge By B J Becker
Bridge column discusses a sample hand where six hearts doubled leads to complex play. West leads clubs, with potential losers hearts diamonds and clubs. The article outlines lines to force East to lead clubs and maximize chances to reach slam, detailing maneuvers with clubs diamonds hearts and spades to salvage the contract.
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West
East
East Iis
East 3
Tes Byndicate. Inc
Baytown Sun Advertising Staff and Rates Noted
Advertising department names John Wadley as manager Paul Putman as retail manager Corrie Laughlin as Nations manager and notes mailing details Baytown Texas Second class matter Post Office publication by The Baytown Sun Inc at Pearce and Ashbel Baytown with subscription rates 145 dollars per month 1740 dollars per year
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John Wadley
Creees
Paul Putman
Inc
Corrie Laughlin
T Sue Nations
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
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Know Your Bridge By
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