U S Faces Call for Sacrifices in Berlin Crisis
Kennedy urges ready sacrifice to support defense buildup and civilian protection. He orders doubled and tripled draft calls, expands civilian defense, and seeks allied unity to deter Soviet threats. The Sun argues for swift action to prevent Cuba from becoming a missile threat and stresses national survival.
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Florida
Bank Robbery Ends in Arrest as Partner Dies
Richard James, 2, captured after a dramatic West 23rd Street bank heist where $15,515 was seized. Lawrence Williams, 26, died in a gun battle with police near Pennsylvania Station. A letter James wrote to his mother was found with robbery plans and the loot missing about $156.
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New York
Richard James
West 23Rd Street
James
Lawrence Williams
Pennsylvania
Staen
West Side
Broadway Savings Bank
Iliams
Williams
Walter Engkjer
Eigith Ave
33Rd St
Wiliams
Bible Verse: Wherefore the law was our guide in faith
The fragment cites Galatians 2 24 style language about the law and faith with phrasing referencing justification through faith. The text appears as a religious quotation fragment rather than a full article item.
Baytown Sun Masthead and Publishing Details
Tohn Wadley Paul Potman Corrie Laughlin Che Baytoum Sun Published afternoons Monday through Friday Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc at Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas Editor and Publisher Business Manager Managing Editor Office Manager oversee Circulation Manager Tiling Department gamenes Manager sattertec Retail Manager rere TUT National Manager Represented Nationally By Texan Newspaper Representatives Inc P O Box 308 Baytown Suns Houston Telephone Number CA 28 2643 Po on tbeds abscnption Hates By Carrier 1.45 per Month 17.40 per Year Mail rates on cequest entered as second cinen matter at the Baytown Texas Pow Office under the Act of Congress of March 187%. MEMBER OF THE FSOCLATETS PRESS heed fe entied exe yo The mee for repuriceen of tape re to tone ces meerwiee credited In this paper ate ea herein Fights of reporttention.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Oversea
Tiling Depariment Garnenes
Sattertec
Rere Tut
Cequest
Act of Congress
Fsoclatets
Ces Meerwiee
Johnson’s global diplomacy and energy on poverty
TEMPER ENTAL WATCHDOG OF THE TREASURY Drew Pearson Says- WASHINGTON-Nancy Hanschman, the beautiful CBS news sleuth, regaling a dinner party at Sen. Mike Monroney’s home on her trip around the world with the Vice President. She described Johnson’s charm, Texas bravado, and a genuine democratic spirit noted by Indians as sincere. The piece praises Johnson’s follow-through after trips, contrasting Stevenson and Nixon, and highlights his focus on Asia, Africa, and poverty. It details Johnson hosting foreign officials on Sequoia and arranging a Texas barbecue for Pakistan’s president Ayub, inviting all Pakistani students in Texas, a costly gesture funded from his own pocket.
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Washington
Nancy Hanschman
CBS News
Mike Monroney
United States
LBS
Taj Mahal
Miss. Hanschman
Texas
Ken Galbraith
Harvard
Nancy
Lady Bird
Jove
Hanschman
Johnson
Saigon
Lyndon
Adlai Stevenson
South America
Europe
Nixon
Asia
Africa
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
South Viet Nam
Potomac
Sequoia
John Connally
Ayub
Pakistan
U.S.A
LBJ
Bis
Gothic style debate on Chicago campus meets Oxford view
A University of Chicago committee contemplates Gothic architecture and seeks Oxford input. An Oxford don replies that Gothic has not been used there for seven centuries. The piece contrasts rags to riches quotes and a wry reflection on money and creditors.
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University of Chicago
Oxford
England
Salic law exclusion shaped European history
A fragment from a vintage page presents a quiz style item asking which exclusion by Salic law influenced European history, plus quick definitions and calendar notes. It mentions Immelmann turns and a count of sparrow species in North America while noting a city claim about walls and two founders of English popular literature.
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Immelmann
North America
POLK OF FAME GUESS THE NAME
Column presents a trivia puzzle with historical figures linked to English and French royalty. It mentions a suspected poisoner husband born in Saint Germaine in 1640 and a French court intrigue involving a Sun King ally. Also hints at a English royal figure born in 1644 and married to Louis XIV’s brother. Includes a birthday mention for Keenan Wynn and other sports names.
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Polk OF Fame
Saint Germain
Duke of
Anjou
Monsieur
William of Orange
England
France
Francés
Louis XIV
Charles _II
Holland
Sweden
Dover
How Do You Stand Sir
An American speaker argues that tech and mechanization boosted productivity, shrinking the work week, but warns against demeaning work by chasing leisure. He urges restoring dignity to labor, expanding voluntary service, and using weekend leisure for family, study, and community needs.
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Washington
Anid
Rae Aoe
Goldwater
Boy Scout Movement
Cancer Crusade
Iceberg Cables Threaten Davis Strait Radar Link
Icebergs in Davis Strait repeatedly cut a submarine cable linking Thule Greenland to North American Air Defense Command. The cable relays Ballistic Missile Early Warning data to Colorado Springs, with experts seeking deeper routes as ice and other valities hinder the network across Canada.
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Ottawa
Davis Strait
Thule
Greenland
North American Air Defense Command
North America
Colorado Springs
Coto
Cape Dyer
Baffin Island
Arctic Circle
Canada
Letter To The Editor Battoe The Sun Dear Sir
A reader laments spiritual decline in America blaming luxury, secularism, and tax spending for a Rome like fall. He cites Toynbee on civilizational decay, warns of godless communism, urges returning to forefathers’ faith, stronger defense, and a hardline stance against communists and aid to adversaries.
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America
Rome
Toynbee
Troy
Premier Fanfani to visit Moscow on August 25
Premier Amin tore Fanfani will visit Moscow on August 25 after accepting Premier Khrushchev's invitation. Italian officials say the trip aims to explain the Western stance on Berlin and other issues to the Soviet leader amid domestic protests.
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Rome
Amintore Fanfani
Khrushchevy
Moscow
Italy
Ases
West
Fanfani
Khrushchev
Berlin
Bridge lesson shows planning to secure four spades
Know Your Bridge discusses a deal where East's opening bid gives South crucial information. By timing plays and using the bid data, South eliminates three club losers and makes four spades. The analysis emphasizes planning the play and weighing avoids, heart finesses, and ruffing strategies to hold the contract.
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East
South
West
Declarer
Bast
Daily Crossword bows 1. Maltitude
Crossword item notes a feature called Maltitude and Architec teral pret. readable fragments hint at puzzle theme. no clear person or organization identified.
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Kim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
T. Bowling
Tohn Wadley
Paul Potman
Corrie Laughlin
Che Baytoum Sun
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ENTAL
Treasury
Drew Pearson
Pou
By Bennett Cerf
George 5. Kaufman
Leas
Gotthold Leasing
Chitago
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Keenan Win
Zack Taylor
Leo Durocher
Ray Boone
Baseball
Sparta
Richard Steele
Josph
Addison
Erbeicjo
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Teheran
Yalla
Cairo
Truman
Korea
MacArthur
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B. Jay Becker
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Heavenly
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Swift Horse
Vertenisy
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