This Election Is Different Editorial Reflection on a Restless Era
The editorial argues this peaceful, prosperous period invites self-criticism and internal confrontation over political visions. It traces U S political history from the 1929 crash through Kennedy and the Cold War, noting Johnson’s programs and Goldwater’s critique while acknowledging temporary tranquility enabling debate.
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United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Berlin
China
NATO
Soviet Union
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Berlin Wall
Cuba
Kennedy
Castro
Viet Nam
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Bebar
Goldwater
America
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
Anecdotes from St. Andrews feature Prime Minister Bonar Law misreading a slope and missing a putt while a caddie labels him a fool. A Dutchman’s boast gives the Spuyten Duyvil river name after a narrow escape and doomed swim.
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Bennett Cerf
St. Andrews Golf Club
Scotland
Bonar Law
Atl Square
Mr. Low
Manhattan Island
Baytown Sun staff and office details
Baytown Sun publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from Pearce and Ashbel, Baytown Texas. Staff include editor and publisher, general manager, managing editor, office manager, circulation director, and various managers. Second class mail at Baytown Post Office under March 3 1879 act. Subscription rates $1.45 per month or $17.40 per year. Represented nationally by Texas Newspapers Representatives. Associated Press content credited where applicable.
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Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Prexeto
Star
Okie
Mankar
Texas Daily Newspaper
McNamara Edwards Budget Hero Or Waste Watchdog
A profile credits Defense Secretary Robert McNamara with large savings under Johnson while GAO Comptroller Joseph Campbell warns of widespread waste. Testimony cites $486 million in misused funds and numerous inflated prices, defective gear, and overpaid parts across the Pentagon, challenging McNamara’s cost reduction image.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Defense
Robert McNamara
Pentagon
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Capital
McNamara
Johnson
White House
McNamista
Congress
Joseph Campbell
General Accounting Office
Joint Economic Committee
Campbell
State Department
McNarmara
GAQ
Igridge
J . Campbell
Navy
Army
Miami
Air Force
Spot of Fame on Zapotec Ruins Reveals Ancient Link
Archaeologists trace a sacred Zapotec city in Central America with sunken long stone buildings and geometric veneer. Every year children of Zanotec descendants perform the Feather Dance in bright costumes, linking Maya and Toltec histories through textile inspired murals.
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Central America
Promised Land Not Much A Place Yet With Water Miracle
Washington reporter Drew Pearson recalls the Sea of Galilee irrigation project as a bold bid to turn a dry region into arable land. He notes concrete channels, pumps, and guarded sites, with Arab tensions and potential for conflict as the line nears operation. The piece mixes travelogue with security concerns and political risk.
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Drew Pearson
Drew Pear
Washington
Near East
Ses of
Galilée
Christ
Negev Desert
Moses
Israel
Promised Land
Jordan
Tel Aviv
Sea of Galileé
Yaacov Vardi
Alain Enthoven
UN Security Council
Sea of Galilee
Lebanon
Syria
Galilee
Negev
Switzerland
Aral
Cairo
Libya
Egypt
Nasser
Cecilor
Pearson
Goldwater extremism remarks spark free expression debate
Columnist contrasts Goldwater with Martin Luther King, arguing Goldwater’s provocative phrasing risks misinterpretation while King’s statements gain mainstream acceptance. The piece weighs liberty versus context, urging caution and highlighting political consequences of extremist rhetoric.
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William ¥. Buckley
Goldwater
San Francisco
Martin Luther King
Hubert Humphrey
New York Times
Gov. Rockefeller
White House
Time Magazine
Dr. King
Geldwater
Patrick Henry
Brazil
South
Vietmam
Morrie
Ryskind
Caesar
Know Your Bridge Grand Slam Duel in Olympiad Semifinal
The Italy Britain match in the Olympiad semifinal stretched to the final board with a 126 to 120 International Match Points victory for Italy. On Board 29 Britain reached seven no trump while Italy struggled, then Schapiro led a spade three to ruffle, Italy’s Avarelli earned a 13th trick but Britian briefly led before Italy sealed a narrow win.
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Ovening
King of Hearts
Italy
Great Britain
Harrison- Gray
Flint
Britain
Gerber
Ates
North
Bridgerama
Belladonna
Avarelli
Schapiro
Reese
Americana
Agarelli
Daily KING FEATURE Across Puzzle Clues
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Delaware
Paradise
Plantot
Harden
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