De Gaulle risks U S trouble over Red China move
Editorial examines how Charles de Gaulle's plan to recognize the Chinese Communists threatens U.S. policy on Formosa, United Nations seats, and the broader China balance. It traces postwar aid to Chiang Kai-shek, the Formosan stand, and the evolving Western stance through Korea, McCarthyism, and the UN security council dynamics.
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Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
China
United Nations
Asia
United States
Security Council
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Formosa
Truman
Korea
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
State Department
Eisenhower
McCloskey Linked to Scandal in DC Stadium Probe
Fulton Lewis reports McCloskey, a Philadelphia builder who funded the Democratic Party and served as Ambassador to Ireland, faces scrutiny amid ties to Bobby Baker and a $27 million DC Stadium project. DOJ suit over a Boston VA hospital defect damages follows, while Hickenlooper cites Title 38 limits. State Dept concludes no law violation, McCloskey remains eligible for ambassadorship.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Matthew H. McCloskey
McCloskey
Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Ireland
Dublin
Lyndon Johnson
National Committee
B McCloskey
Bobby Baker
Maryland
Don Reynolds
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Jinn McCloskey
Reynolds
Federal Bureau of Investigation
DC Stadium
Justice Department
McCloskey and Co
Justce Department
Boston
Veterans Administration
McCloske
The
Justice
Ment
John J. Williams
Delaware
Nolé
Bourke Hickenlooper
Towa
Hickenlooper
United States
Congress
Sen
JJ Wiliam Fulberpill
Foreign Relatons Committee
State Deparment
Libonati Denies Giancana Dictated Retirement from Congress
Washington congressman Roland Libonati denies Chicago reports that Sam Giancana ordered his retirement. Libonati, who won re election by 41 percent in 1962, says poor health of his wife spurred his decision not to run. Giancana pressure rumors persist amid ties to Libonati’s Chicago secretary Philip Tisci, Giancana’s son in law and attorney who once represented Giancana in federal court.
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Roland Libonati
Sam Giancana
Chicago
Congress
Libonati
Giancara
Libby
Philip Tisci
Giancana
Tisci
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE Across Clues and Answers
A reader friendly listing of KING FEATURE daily crossword hints including Across clues with several entries such as Wound Teark 5 and Fruit of the oak 412, plus definitions like Made of reeds and Scissors and other shorthand notes.
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New England
Headland Nown
Letters Editor Praise for Sun on city dog pound conditions
The Sun letters salute the paper and Wanda Orton for exposing the freezing conditions at the city dog pound. Citizens support action to prevent further suffering, urging immediate shelter improvements and quicker construction of a new pound to spare dogs from exposure and death.
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SUN
Wanda Orton
Call for Baytown branch of animal cruelty society
A letter argues ownership of living animals imposes responsibility and mercy. The author urges humane care, proposes establishing a Baytown branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and invites responses, citing Mrs. Orton's article.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Baytown
Orton
Sou
Nolan H. Schulze
Williams
City of Monuments riddle and ancient city clues
A column presents quick questions with answers on topics from geography and history. It asks for the city of monuments, defines an antitoxin, and quizzes on a Ghanaian capital in South America, the easternmost U.S. point, and a king who cast Daniel to the lions. It also describes a famous pink city in India and a nine story building with a hidden wall.
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Ghana
South America
United States
Daniel
India
Onte
Maharajah
Snc
Bullish stock split and dividend boom boosts market
Stock Spy notes a surge of splits and higher dividends as 1963-64 optimism fuels bulls. IBM AT&T CBS RCA Royal Dutch Campbell Soup among names issuing splits while cash dividends set records, though skeptics warn of overvaluation, untested issues, and volatile trading.
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New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
IBM
At&t
CBS
RCA
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Abbot Laboratories
Campbell Soup
Recs
Death Outside Gas Chamber Draws Reader Heartache
A Baytown reader laments the condition of the local dog pound and calls for civic action and donations. The letter praises Baytown’s civic spirit but questions why compassion for animals and support for the pound remain insufficient. The writer urges even small contributions to improve the facility.
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the Sun
Buytown
Gas Chamber
Baytown
Johnson mocks Humphrey and DREW PEARSON notes
President Johnson teases Humphrey about running mates while listing Minnesotans in federal service. The column highlights four Congressmen who gave four GIs their seats home for Christmas. It also reports Castro Khrushchev tensions, Cuba’s economic slump, and muted Panama coverage in Moscow papers.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Johnson
White’ House
Pierre Sal- Inger
Pierre
Sen
Hubert’ Humphrey
D-Minn
White House
Humphrey
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Bobby Kennedy
Far East
Lynda Bird
University of Texas
George Washington University
George Washington
Federal Service
Orville
Freeman Jo
Dark Rowan
U.S
Cone
Chicago
Harald Collier
Edward Derwinski
Robert Michel
Donald Rumsfeld
Ill Dinois
Record 2,703 Killed On Texas Highways
Texas streets and highways last year claimed 2,703 lives, state police report. The tally compares with 2,421 fatalities in 1962 and the previous record of 2,611 in 105. Homer Garrison Jr. says speed, drunk driving and driving on the wrong side caused most fatal wrecks and the department predicts a final 1963 total near 2,735.
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Austin
Texas
Homer Garrison Jr
Stevenson Discourages Backers in Nomination Push
United Nations dispatch says Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson seeks no presidential nomination and finds New Jersey organizers' bid to harness support embarrassing. Stevenson, twice a Democratic nominee, asks backers to halt their campaign.
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United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
Stevenson
New Jersey
Know Your Bridge by B. Jay Becker
East dealer North-South vulnerable NOKIN 52 s5sa paz SANDS4 WEST EAST BAras K953 MITBA e210 KIabe 2-HS76532 SOUTH Q307 AK2 109Ts63 HAaQ The bidding East-South West North Pass INT 2 INT Opening lead tour of spades. The trick is to take tricks with deuces and treys as shown in a dramatic example. South in three no trump. West led spade King and returned the three. East had the last spade nine. Declarer drew and West discarded, leading to a near end where West faced impossible discard choices. West resigns. Different opening lead or not cashing four spades could defeat, but the deuce theme remains central.
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Nokin
Paz
West
South
Local figures named in community notice
Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore appear in a local civic notice outlining upcoming meetings and community roles. The list reflects residents tied to neighborhood committees and social organizations across the city.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
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