Khrushchev’s mixed lens on U S political figures
Editorial notes Khrushchev’s past digs at Goldwater Kennedy and Nixon, his shifting relations with Eisenhower Johnson and the Berlin missile crisis, and his habit of engaging in American politics despite a Soviet stance. The piece frames him as a bystander with an unusual American political sensibility.
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Try and Stop Me: wartime drafting humor and quotes
A humorous wartime vignette shows draftees in Oklahoma painting barracks while another squad tears them down, a sergeant noting the conflicting orders. The page then shares selective writing quotes from Styron Hawthorne and Agatha Christie about writing and collaboration.
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Oklahoma
Baytown Sun publication details and rates
Editor and Publisher roles listed with management titles. Second class matter at Baytown post office. Published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun, Inc. in Baytown Texas. Subscription rates: 45 per month, 37.40 per year.
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Goldwater Could Score Big Upset Win
Babson On Business notes Barry Goldwater’s Republican nomination could reshape U S politics in November with Johnson likely to win if healthy. The column assesses global reactions from Britain to India and South Vietnam, warning of powerful forces at play and praising De Gaulle’s historic view while urging caution about outcomes.
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Lack Of Patrols Aids Red Ambushes In Vietnam
In Saigon a rising rate of successful Communist ambushes prompts U S military advisers to urge Vietnamese troops to post security patrols whenever they move. A recent Chuong Thien Province battle left at least 26 government troops dead, over 100 wounded, and 135 missing or captured. US casualties include a sergeant and a captain wounded. two pilots are dropping sabotage teams into the North. 400 Vietnamese troops will be ferried from Saigon to Hue as part of new deployments.
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Johnson Letter on European Unity Ties Germany France
President Johnson wrote Chancellor Erhard to affirm U.S. support for European unity and German-French friendship while not pressuring Germany to break from allies. Erhard reaffirmed the German-American alliance despite De Gaulle’s push for a broader Europe pact. Strauss praised Erhard after his rally. Also notes Goldwater’s added pressure in Westchester politics, threatening GOP seats.
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New York Herald Tribune
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Redistricting Committee Sets Public Hearing
The special legislative study committee on congressional redistricting schedules a public hearing in San Antonio on July 25 to gather Bexar County views on potential district rearrangements. Chairman State Sen. George Moffett invites legislators congressmen nominees party spokesmen and the public from San Antonio south to the Valley. Hearings have been held previously in Fort Worth Dallas and Houston.
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Today’s Grab Bag: Largest Lakes and Historic Alaska
Quick quiz style roundup asks for the earth’s largest water body, largest inland lake, rainfall weight per inch on an acre, first white Alaska settlement, and 1907 Nobel Literature winner. Includes era notes, birthdays of notable figures, and a Rome Hadrian fortress description tied to a tourism spot.
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Papal fortress and tunnel to Vatican tour spot
A denuded core was rebuilt into a papal fortress with a connecting tunnel to the Vatican. Tourists can visit cells of famed prisoners like Beatrice Cenci and Cellini, who once escaped after imprisonment by a stern pope. The fortress and bridge bear the name of a gilded angel statue atop the castle.
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Vatican
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Cellini
Texas House seeks non population reapportionment amendment
Texas House Speaker Byron Tuell urged Congress to authorize a non population based reapportionment method for state legislatures. Speaking to a House Judiciary Subcommittee, he warned the Supreme Court ruling could drastically affect Texas and cited Senate practices that use electors rather than population. He described vast Texas diversity and argued for preserving historical apportionment rights, noting Senate districts already require contiguity and no county hold multiple seats. He warned that applying the court's method could concentrate seats in five populous counties, leaving 19 seats across 249 counties.
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Texas
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House Judiciary Subcommittee
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House
Italy Wins World Bridge Olympiad Final by 46 IMPs
The United States and Italy met in the final 60-board World Bridge Olympiad. Italy led late, then surged ahead to beat the U S by 46 IMPs as botched deals and precise play sealed the triumph. Italian North-South Jordan and Robinson reached six hearts, while Belladonnas and Avarelli found a grand slam for 750 points.
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Robinson
Belladonnns
Avarelli
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING Feature
The King's daily crossword lists clues with numbers such as Russian Mountain range and Serpent lizard, seeks a narrow inlets geol, an English river, and a single unit.
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English River
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