Kennedy Faces Civil Rights Fight Harder Than Before
Editorial argues Kennedy’s past restraint with Congress may give way to in fighting over civil rights. It notes his tough foreign and domestic moves contrasted with lenient congressional dealings and warns Southern opposition could imperil his re election if he escalates now.
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Kennedy
White House
Congress
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Truman
House
Senate
Mississippi
Alabama
Khrushchev
Cuba
American Medical Association
Exim Bank
Treasury
First Bank of the United States
Ex Im Bank
House Appropriations Committee
Clarence Cannon
Mark Twain
Missouri
Albert Thomas
Houston
Clarence
House Banking and Currency Committee
Gary Crosby Works As Bellhop For Publicity
Hollywood beat reports Gary Crosby, Bing Crosby's eldest son, worked a hotel bellhop shift to promote the new Bill Dana Show. He carried ice and doors for tips, joking about ad libbing like his father. Kathryn Grant Crosby praises him as settled and devoted. Lindsay Crosby remains surprised by the family progress.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Rosalind Russell
Gary Crosby
Bing
Gary
Bill Dana
Crosby Boys
Kathryn Grant Crosby
Squire
Encino
Lindsay
W.C.T U
University of Michigan
Anti-Saloon League
Illinois
New York
Maryland
Csames
Baytown Sun masthead and staff list
The Baytown Sun newspaper lists editors and publishers and office staff, with postal details, publication times, and rates. It notes second class matter status at the Baytown Texas post office and advertising representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc.
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Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Ihs
Munow
Agsa
Texas Presa Aasn
Murrow fights for funding to expand U S information outreach
Washington report notes Edward R. Murrow’s reduction in pay to lead Voice of America and USIA while facing congressional budget cuts. He argues for an extra 3 million dollars to broadcast U S achievements abroad, citing TV stations abroad and demand for U S supplied films. Murrow cites Little Rock and Clinton Tennessee as proof of progress and urges continued U S storytelling through TV.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Edward RL Murrow
Easom
We World
U.S
Voice of America
U.S. Information Agency
Murrow
Pawling
N.Y
Pruners
Pruner
John Rooney
Brooklyn
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Little Rock
Clinton, Tenn
USIA
Catholic Bishop Urges Civil Rights in Virginia
Bishop John J. Russell of Richmond will urge Roman Catholics in Virginia to back full Civil Rights for Negroes in a pastoral letter to be read at Masses on Sunday July 21. The letter stresses housing, equal opportunity at work, educational access, and equal public accommodation, citing Saint John and Pope John XXIII in support of a just civic order.
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John J. Russell
Richmond
Virginia
Messes
Russell
John XXIII
Sugar Workers Win 35 Percent Pay Hike in Argentina
About 130000 sugar refinery workers ended a 17 day strike and returned to their jobs in Buenos Aires with a 35 percent wage increase and other benefits. The action followed their claim of a larger share of earnings from higher sugar prices.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Famous Beagle origin theory and other vintage puzzles
Today's trivia pulls from a jumble of questions and notes. It recalls Darwin's evolution on the Beagle, asks who wrote The Devil and Daniel Webster, and who founded the University of Berlin alongside a few birthday shout outs and historical “did you know” clips.
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Daniel Webster
University of Berlin
Barnabas
Bande Noire
Charles Darwin
Stephen Vincent Benet
Frederick William
Joses Or Joseph
Peace makers and Pacemakers on the New Frontier
Mississippi speaker Clayton Rand warns Boston bankers that national unity matters more than division as he recalls Harvard ties and 1861 era traumas. He argues for a home peacemaker, cites Mass and Mississippian ties, and invokes Sumner and Webster in urging reconciliation.
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Clayton Rand
Gulfport
Miss
Mississippi State Bar
Savings Banks Association of
Boston
Mass
Harvard
Alfred North Whitehead
Millard Fillmore
Harvard Woodrow Wilson Club
Massachusetts
Cambridge Port
Albert Bushnell Hart
Holy Cross
Old Boston
Mississippi
New England
New Hampshire
America
FBI
U.S. Senate
Lexington
Concord
Bunker Hill
Squeeze Play Lets West Make In South Bridge
In a South dealer hand from a Know Your Bridge contest West loses none of the main threats. Declarer plans from start to finish, squeezing East after a misfed dummy spade to force a discard and secure the contract. Deckster foresaw the squeeze and misfed two of dummy’s spades to exhaust East.
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Lae le Pass
Doble
Declarer
South
East
West
Ires Syndicate
Ine
Crossword Puzzle Clues Run Across and Down
Daily puzzle card lists DOWN 3 Indo Chin Yesterday s Amenos 38 Child of the Sun TM 39 Suppose 41 High priest 42 Itis contracted 44 Father coleg Focus on readable clues and compact entry prompts in a period style puzzle note.
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Child of the Sun
Father Coleg
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Maine
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U.S. Congress
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