Red Relations Enter New Era
American and Soviet relations appear static outwardly yet enter a new era due to Kremlin leadership changes. Moscow shows increased external activity including Premier Kossygin's London trip while a U.S. US-Soviet summit remains doubtful amid tense Red China ties and Washington speculation.
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Kremlin
Lyndon Johnson
Moscow
Aleksei Kosygin
London
Harold Wilson
Johnson
Peking
Washington
Red China
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Heart Of Lion Churchill's Constitution Remarkable
A London obituary outlines Winston Churchill as bold and frail, with heavy drinking, late nights, and strong resilience. It recalls strokes, surgeries, and sensational stamina in politics, including 1960 ambulance care, 1929 campaigns, and wartime leadership.
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London
Winston Churchill
Havana
Clementine
Charcaill
Britain
Lord Moran
Caintreau
Churchill
House of Commons
Winston
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc. in Baytown Texas. Office details include Pearce and Ashbel streets with P O Box 208. Subscription rates list $1.60 monthly and $19.20 yearly by carrier. The paper is represented nationally by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and
Ashbel
P.O
Carsier
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Menber
Associated Press
Hartin
Aumber
Asn
Texas Tress Ass
McNamara under fire in two major publications
Fulton Lewis details harsh critiques of Secretary McNamara in two leading magazines. Baldwin defends him as administrative genius while asserting Pentagon staff expansion and legal workarounds. The piece notes cuts to new weapons programs and questions on defense policy and weapon development.
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Fulton Lewis SR
Washington
Robert McNamara
Ford Motor Co
McNamara
Foreign Affairs
New York Times
Tfanson Baldwin
U.S. News and World Report
Thomas Power
Baldwin
Pentagon
McNamare
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ecndemiem
Joint Chiefs
Office of the
U.S
Europe
Mc Wamara
J Weapons &yStern
TFN
Eisenhower
pNamara
Pon
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
Edward Teller
Power
GS News
America
Budget Items Would Help Businesses Budget Items Would Help Businesses
President Johnson's budget proposes $9.2 billion more spending and $1.75 billion in excise tax cuts affecting business. Some businessmen seek further income tax relief and more spending on new projects. Increased outlays for old programs may boost orders for some firms while proposed cuts threaten others. The package could ripple through defense, agriculture, commerce, and transportation, impacting citizens and potential customers. Misaligned defense cuts and missile program debates threaten future security and may influence industry costs and employment.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
EW York
Johnson
Ars
Henetic
She
Spot of Fame Guess the Name
A miniature World War II hero city with Beatrix Burgomaster grows as a tourism draw. It features castles, trains, lights and a telent of amenities, all built to 1/25 scale to aid tubercular patients. The answer at article end names the spot.
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Jak
Lgnthouse
Radio Tower
Dathan
Beatrix
Netherlands
Juliana
Johnson Introduces Telephone Diplomacy for World Leaders
Washington column notes President Johnson uses the phone to reach leaders worldwide, including Harold Wilson and Lester Pearson, for diplomacy and favors. It recounts inaugural preparations, delays, and backstage coordination, praising the efficiency of the Johnson team and highlighting Dale Miller and Leonard Marks as key organizers.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Johnson
Harold Wilson
White House
No. 10
Downing Street
Lester Pearson
Pearson
United States
Kennedy
Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Congressional Inauguration Committee
Marine Band
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
United Airlines
Salt Lake City
Las Vepas
Salt Lake
Howard Mitchell
Lady Bird
Dale Miller
Leonard Marks
Pittsburgh
Letters to the Editor Honoring Churchill’s Legacy
Baytown readers react to the death of Winston S Churchill born 1871. The writer praises his leadership and eloquence, noting his roles from Harrow to Sandhurst, prime minister during WWII, Nobel laureate, and famous V for Victory slogan.
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Baytown Sun
Dear Sr
Lem
Winston S. Churchill
Uute
Ieageér
Ant
Harrow
Harn
Sandhurst
Lom Fon
Downing Street
Kaichi
Order of the Garter
Anthony Ben
Whit
House of Commons
Brien Seeger
Know Your Bridge Striking Success at Yesterday's Answer
Bridge column by B. Jay Decker reports striking success at yesterday's answer with notes of regret and a focus on bridge strategy and scoring themes.
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B. Jay Decker
Finland Britain clash in 1963 European Bridge match
In Baden Baden 1963 Finns reach four hearts with artificial bids. a diamond defense and club ruff play lead to ten tricks. East and West communication is cut by Konstam as South forces out clubs and trumps, boosting Finland to win 720 points for the team.
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King of Diamonds
Finland
Great Britain
Baden-Baden
South
West
East
Terence Reese
Reese
Kenneth Konstam
Konestam
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