Editorials- Too Bad This Must Happen
The piece critiques the rift between De Gaulle and Kennedy amid Cold War strains. It notes De Gaulle’s push for a French atomic arsenal and a European market excluding Britain, while Kennedy warns against weakening Western unity. Monnet’s defense of the Common Market contrasts with De Gaulle’s stance as Belgian leaders grow frustrated. The Western alliance shows a fraught, worsening crack.
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United States
France
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Kremlin
Congress
Europe
Britain
Jean Monnet
New York
George Ball
Monnet
Common Market
Belgium
Western Alliance
Gratitude for Clyde Jones Award at Baytown banquet
Letter from David C. Funderburk thanks the Baytown community for the Clyde Jones award given January 21 at the Baytown Chamber of Commerce banquet. He credits civic and moral service with richer rewards, praises local leaders, and notes his children grow up in a city shaped by guidance and ongoing service.
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the Sun
Clyde Jones
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Baytoun
Rem
Baytown
Bean export hits new heights from Mexico
Mexico City report states Frijoles beans, a staple diet item, topped five thousand tons sold last year. The National Association of Importers and Exporters notes most sales went to the United States Guatemala El Salvador and Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
National Association of Importers and Exporters
United States
Guatemati el Salvador
Venezuela
Bible Verse Lead Us Not into Temptation Ad Deliver Us From Evil
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page shows a Bible verse and header for editorial staff roles. rates noted as $1.45 per month and $17.40 per year with mail rates on request.
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Petes Y Cerrier
Stand for a Strike Vote in Law, Goldwater Proposes
Barry Goldwater argues strikes harm workers and calls for a new law requiring a 30 day notice and a secret ballot strike vote. He describes a process where 30 percent of employees can petition the National Labor Relations Board to hold an election, with a majority deciding whether to strike. The piece previews broader Labor-Management Reform Act of 1963.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
Senate Space Committee
New Space
Sen
Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
Bob Kerr
Newman Pranks Garry Moore Show Guests With Hidden Hot Dogs
Paul Newman recalls appearing as a guest on Garry Moore's Ive Got A Secret panel show. The entire panel was lured to a ball game at Yankee Stadium where Newman, disguised as a vendor, sold hot dogs while no one recognized him. Ellery Sedgwick counseled Amherst graduates to join a leaky ship and seek risky ventures.
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Paul Newman
Garry Moore
Yankee Stadium
Newman
Henry Morgan
Kennedy Foe Cohn Faces Tough Probe and Race for Power
Washington report notes Ray Cohn under Justice Department scrutiny for tangled tax setups tied to Floyd Patterson Ingemar Johansson and Sonny Liston fights. Kennedy clash history with Cohn shown, while Western senators and Gov. Pat Brown push for a consumer protector to replace Commissioner Howard Morgan on the Federal Power Commission. Two candidates include California’s William Bennett in utilities battles.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Ray Cohn
Joe McCarthy
Senate
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Justice Department
Cohn
Floyd Patterson-Ingemar Johansson
Sonny Liston
Bob Kennedy
McCarthy
Roy Cohn
Sen
Henry Jackson
David Schine
Fort Dix
Howard Morgan
Federal Power Commission
White House
Pat Brown
California
Texas
William Bennett
el Paso Natural Gas
Inter
Brown
Bennett
FPC
Leif Erickson
Montana
Montana Supreme Court
Burton K. Wheeler
Zale Ecton
Erickesn
Northwest
Remembering past keepsakes in a world of constant renewal
A columnist argues for holding on to memories and tangible mementos rather than discarding items as soon as they show wear. The piece contrasts thrift with sentiment, sharing personal anecdotes about saving souvenirs, old letters, photos, and even a government chocolate bar tooth, to preserve identity and comfort through time.
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New York
Jay
Frances
Tunisia
North
Africa
Why Johnny Can't Read and Write, Says Enquirer
The Columbus GA Enquirer notes educators warn that children not only struggle to read but also to write. Excessive TV exposure and boreing materials hinder learning, yet publishers and teachers push tougher subjects. The piece urges new training methods and higher expectations for today’s students.
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Columbus
Enquirer
Johnny
Admiral Rickover
QUIZ STYLE TODAY'S GRAB BAG ITEMS AND QUIZ ANSWERS
A collage of questions and notes dated January 27 including quick puzzles about krypton, Glacier National Park state, a suitcase named for a statesman, the meaning of manocracy, and Queen of Scotland at one week. Other items mention Lincoln, General War Crisis Number One, birthdays and “FOLK OF FAME” riddles with cryptic clues.
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Quicke
Krypton
Glacier National Park
Romouns
Scotland
Michigan
Aic
Abraham Lincoln
Trumps on Partner's Ace Stir Debate in Bridge Column
In a bridge column discussion, South opens with four spades and West overcalls four hearts. North jumps to four spades, leading to a hand where East trumps his partner's ace and West later cashes A Q to defeat the contract. The piece notes that such trumping is not a cardinal sin but must be justified by the hand context and defense prospects.
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Mat
North
Pam
South
West
King of Hearts
East
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Beulah Mee Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
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Paul Putman
Cerrie Laughlin
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James Donovan
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Phil Stang
Henry W. Lonafeliow
Folk OF Fame
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Oxford
Conservative Association
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Central Press
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Mary
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