Editorial Crisis Grips NA Alliance Over EEC France Split
Editorial discusses Europe’s crisis as De Gaulle blocs Britain from the Common Market and France potentially shifts toward the Soviet Union. Khrushchev watches to exploit NATO strains while U.S. plans an independent nuclear partnership with Europe without France. West German leaders favor Britain’s entry yet prize Franco German ties.
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Kremlin
European Economic Community
Europe
EEC
France
North Atlantic Alliance
Nikita Khrushchev
de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
West Berlin
NATO
Brussels
China
Cuba
Western Europe
Britain
United States
Moscow
U.S
Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Baytown Sun backs 1963 March of Dimes drive
The Baytown Sun endorses the 1963 March of Dimes campaign urging readers to contribute to the organization’s 25th anniversary live. It notes vaccines by Salk and Sabin have saved millions from polio, but recalls Sue an 18 year old polio patient in Harris County reliant on an iron lung. Co chairs Velma Ansley and W L Dub Ward urge support for patient aid rehabilitation and research.
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Baytown Sun
Harris County
Sue
March of Dimes
Velma Ansley
W. L
Dub) Ward
Baytown
Baytown Sun Staff and Information Note
A contrast of the Baytown Sun masthead shows editors and managers including Freed Hartman Yemen H Hale and Preston Pendergrass with office and circulation details. The item notes Baytown Texas newspaper operations and post office submission under the March 2 act with staff credits and association markings.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Freed Hartman
Eensees
Yemen H. Hale
Weeveeees
Preston Pendergrass
Sacnegeeese
Beulah Mae Jackwocee
Wherwtes
Cassius Clay and the Fights Behind the Fights
Sporadic column traces how boxing hype shapes public opinion from Primo Carnera to Cassius Clay. It argues promoters use talk, not fists, to drive demand, notes the Lisont contention and risks to the sport, and hints at a diversionary motive to curb industry backlash.
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AL Melinger
Cassius
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Baer
Carnera
Fistiana
Carera
Joe Louis
John L. Sullivan
Cassius Clay
Gladiator
United States
Try and Stop Me TT: state pride clash with Colorado humor
Oren Arnold claims Colorado causes more dissatisfied Americans than any other state and jokes about misery and scenic flaws. The bit riffs on travel grievances, canyon perils, and a warning about misused words, ending with a jab at TV announcers and MCs.
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Colorado
Oren Arnold
Arnold
Nestip
TODAY'S GRAB BAG QUIZ AND FAMOUS NAMES
A mixed puzzle column asks 1 Ingrid of Denmark, 2 seventy peaks over 10 thousand feet, 3 a trotting horse Hambletonian, 4 Benito Mussolini, 5 Jupiter has atmosphere hints. Plus birthdays and biographies with Supreme Court clues and historic quips.
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Sweden
Switzerland
Dongo
Earth
Ingrid
Denmark
Benito Mussolini
Jupiter
Inside story of Morse mediation ends longshore strike
Washington report describes how Sen Wayne Morse and the presidential mediation committee settled the crippling longshoremen strike in five days. Morse pressured Teddy Gleason and shipowners to concede to a workable compromise, with a Sunday deadline and potential federal intervention implied. The piece notes Gleason’s dominance and Morse’s insistence on responsibility and timely resolution.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
University Club
Morse
W. J. McNeil
Defense
Grace Line
Teddy Gleason
Sen. Morse
Alex Chapin
Teddy
Gleason
Bradley
Sotto Voce
Letter to the Editor on Kennedy photo and people’s property
Two letters respond to public issues. One critiques John F Kennedy’s presidency and implies a dynastic aim over national property. The second denounces a Texas House welfare real estate bill, urging restraint and criticizing Rep. J Collier Adams while calling for calm and warning against violence.
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the Sun
John F. Kennedy
White House
Kennedy
Jack
People of
America
R. M. Harper
Baytown
Senior Citizens Club
Texas House of Representatives
J. Collier Adams
Lubbock
Rep. Adams
Billy
Daily Crossword Puzzle Yesterday's Answer 33 Ama Amag Qlaby
Crossword clues list with missing or garbled entries. Appears as a partial page segment showing numbers and fragmentary hints for entries such as Ama amag qLaby 34 Measure of land 35 Presently 38 Jason's shig 39 Nobleman 41 Employ 42 Coniferous tree 44 Exclamation.
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Jason
Nobleman
Obligatory finesse in bridge defense and counterplay
In bridge analysis, the obligatory finesse is shown as declarer leads spades to force West to reveal the ace while dummy's spade is returned. If West holds Ax, the finesse wins a trick. misdefense by West can defeat the contract. A countermeasure example shows how precise defense can avoid loss by forcing trumps and clubs.
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Declarer
South
West
East
Leuin
Trump
Dummy
Hittick
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