Editorials on Soviet China Split and Western Repercussions
A sharp editorial argues the Soviet China split will force Russia to divert resources to Asia, potentially aiding Western interests but not bringing peace. It criticizes De Gaulle's Europe stance, notes UN chief U Thant’s atom bomb forecast, and warns allies may fracture as Moscow and Peking deepen rifts ahead of a Moscow meeting.
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Russia
Asia
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Europe
America
U Thant
United Nations
Moscow
Nuclear test ban talks face wary rivals and split China
The United States and Britain plan to meet Russia on July 15 to discuss a nuclear test ban. Optimism is limited as distrust among the United States, Russia, and Red China looms. The Sino-Soviet split could shape Western strategy and provoke new frictions if Communists falter or clash over Asia.
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United States
Britain
Russia
Red China
Asia
Che Baytoum Sun Editor and Publisher
The listing notes Che Baytoum Sun holds multiple roles including editor and publisher as well as general manager managing editor office manager and circulation director within the organization.
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Che Baytoum Sun
Free Cuban policy sparks debate on Guantanamo role
Senator Allott proposes a US backed interim Cuban government to be based at Guantanamo with free elections under the 1940 constitution. The plan envisions recognizing a provisional government, resignations at the UN, perpetual treaty rights, and continued arms training, while warning against foreign interference and emphasizing US resolve. In Pasadena, NAACP calls for desegregation of the Tournament of Roses parade and threatens a 10,000 marcher protest if demands are unmet.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Gordon Allott
Guantanamo Bay
Congress
Colorado
Senate
Legislative Branch
Guantanamo
Sen
Allott
Bay of Pigs
Organization of American States
Pasadena
Calif
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Stop Me and the Tooth Biter Dentist
Dentist Pullman recounts an encounter where a nonpayer bites him with his own teeth when he visits the debtor's apartment. The anecdote blends a grim payment dispute with a wry domestic exchange about unpaid bills and a biting twist.
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Pullman
Dr. Pullman
Fragmented 1980s quiz page of clues and clues
A collage of trivia fragments asks about a lax Holy Roman emperor a Keswick Movement type and Van Kessels profession plus a chief of the Harum Indians and a Chinese incense stick The page also salutes birthday figures Amelia Earhart and others and features a founder of a New York hardware to building supply business and a Shakespeare quote with scattered quiz prompts
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van Kessels
Coeed
Alexander Hamilton
Blaiden Lane
New York
Washington Report by DREW PEARSON on Kennedy Vatican talks
Pearson reports on President Kennedy’s delicate Vatican diplomacy with Pope Paul VI and a potential U S visit by the pope. He notes Catholic leadership in Washington and questions about secret travel plans and press plane arrangements amid an election year. He also covers civil rights legislation opposition and constitutional debates on public accommodations and interstate commerce.
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Drew Pearson
Paul VI
Pop Paul
Red States
Therby
United States
Pope ‘1
Rdinal Montini
Is XII
Canal Pacelli
USAL
PoPaul
We House
Orst
Notle
Beck
Church of Rar
Washington
Keady
Vatican
Kennedy
Cardinalcognani
USA
Kedyis
Congress
Mike Maield
Montana
J. McCormack
Boston
John Bailey
Gov. Brown
California
Robert Wagner
New 'i
White House
Pierre Saling
Cial
Air Force
White
Fulton Lewis JR
Adam Clayton Powell
Long Beach
Calif
Powell
Revolution in Agriculture Driven by New Crop Varieties
The Agricultural Research Service said generic acceptance of new crop varieties signals a coming revolution. In 1962 alone, 83 new varieties emerged from state experiments. The report details shifts among soybeans, rapeseed, and durum wheat, highlighting rust resistance and rapid varietal changes.
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Washington P
Agricultural Reseat Service
U.S
Know Your Bridge By B Jay Becker
In a bridge article, Becker examines a club suit scenario where standard finesses fail. South must decide between a club finesse or a different line, reading East's high cards and West's distribution to avoid losing tricks. He chooses to rise with the ace, enabling a four notrump contract by forcing out the queen and catching the king.
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West
Essthaw
South
Fasteo
East
Declarer
Cloba
Ures Syndicate, Inc
Bronze heroine and other puzzle clues night across and down
Across clues include Bronze heroine and Go wide of the mark with a mix of wordplay. Down entries feature Pro- and Parrot, while references to Madison Square Garden and Krupp steel works appear amid mixed puzzle fodder and missing letters.
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Murmer
Madison Square Garden
Anthony Adverse
Secrot
Krupp Steel Works
Gain Keowledgs
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