United States Faces Dilemma Over Latin American Dictatorships
Editorial notes the United States often recognizes anti-Democratic regimes in Latin America to curb communism, while risking US credibility and provoking anti American propaganda. It cites Peru Kenya Chile Mexico and other nations, and questions how long Washington can sustain such recognition without undermining Alliance for Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Peru
Korea
Kennedy
Chung Hee Park
Argentina
Latin America
Paraguay
Haiti
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Spain
Portugal
James Loeb
Foreign Ministry
Loeb
Mexico
Chile
Alliance For Progress
Texans In Washington By Tex Easley
In Washington the Senate Office Building hosts a Texas art display organized by Wendy O'Brien daughter of Tim O'Brien. UT art faculty paintings, priced 200 to 850 dollars, will stay for months or until sold. The exhibit includes works by Michael Frary Constance Forsyth William Lester John Guerin and Kenneth Fiske among others. Around the capital two former Cotulla teachers met Lyndon B. Johnson, Mary Cross Brown and Mrs Donald Ray LeNoir visiting with officials and sharing memories of his early teaching days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
John Tower
R-Tex
Field of Texas
University of Texas Art Department
Wendy O'Brien
Tower
Tim O'Brien
Amarillo
Smith College
O’brien
Texas
Dallas
Austin
Donald
Goodall
U. of T. Art Department
Michael Frary
University
Notre Dame Cathedral
Paris
Frary
Ralph White
ED Trurs
the Gulf
Constance Forsyth
William Lester
Dallas Museum of Fine Arts
Peloponnese
John Guerin
Kenneth Fiske
Lyndon B. Johnson
Anthony Contreras
San Antonio
Cotulla
Denise Ann
Andrew
Houston Public Schools
Johnson
Donald Ray LeNoir
Houston
Milby High
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listings
The Baytown Sun shows editor publisher and staff roles including managing editor, office manager and circulation director with a national representation mention. Rates page lists carrier and mail rates and a standard newspaper filing statement under the 1879 act, noting Baytown Texas post office entry and distribution details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jene
Baytown
Texas
Otlee
Congress
Runan
Texan
Laos as key to Southeast Asia in Goldwater column
Barry Goldwater argues Laos is strategically vital to Southeast Asia and warns against defending it from the lowlands. He cites Brig. Gen. Rothwell Brown’s analysis on geography, mountain barriers, and historical French errors, urging caution against coalition with Communists and highlighting Laos’ location over resources.
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Barry Goldwate
Washington
Laos
Southeast Asia
America
Rothwell Brown
U. S
South Viet Nam
Brown
Joseph Stillwell
Burma
Indo China
Great
Red River Valley
Dien Bien Phu
Gen
Thailand
Geneva
Red River
Loos
Gen. Brown
Viet-Nam
Try and Stop Me by Carold Ross Founder of the New Yorker
Carold Ross founder of the New Yorker Magazine received a letter from a famous short story writer. Engraved on the letter head were the writer's name and address plus quoted tributes. Ross printed letterheads of his own to reply in similar fashion. The piece notes two quotes attributed to prominent names.
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Carold Ross
New Yorker
Ross
Alexander Woollcott
Harold Ross
Yourder
The
New York Journal
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A jumbled quiz list asks: 1 city as industrial center of southern Russia 2 distance Saturn from Sun vs Jupiter 3 two longest-serving Supreme Court justices 4 Hereford steer traits 5 Irish Rebellion year. A separate note lists Rudy Vallee Zoe Brown Mayo Clinic Dr Charles Mayo Ted Lepcio William Powell Isadore Rabin physicist Felix Mantilla and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Saturn
Jupiter
Supreme Court
Hereford
Happy Wathoat
Rudy Valice
Zoe &. Brown
Charles W. Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Ted Lepcio
Basebat
Wilam Powel
Isadore Radi
Felix Mantilla
Basebal
Who is he who served Texas and built a career in law
A Central Press column traces a Texas figure from West Point through teacher’s college to UT law in 1927, then roles as assistant attorney general, director of the Lower Colorado River Authority, district judge, and a long Austin practice, before a Senate seat for the past five years, with prompts to identify the man. It also notes 1945 UN charter ratification, Mussolini’s birth, and other trivia items from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Teacher's College
University of Texas
Lower
Colorado River Authority
Texas
Austin
Washington notes raise ethics questions in defense world
A Drew Pearson column cites a cable from North American Aviation stressing personal expenses charged to the company. It links contractor practices to taxpayer costs, then surveys AT&T lobbying and antitrust history, plus remarks on space and public relations figures tied to West Virginia politics, the Iron Curtain balloon idea, and public figures such as Einstein, Szilard, Wigner, Washburn, Hargis, and McIntyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Washington
Edmond M. Jacoby
North American Aviation
Robert J. Clark
Geneva
Switzerland
International School
Peter
John
Tappaan
Naawash Jacoby
Defense Contractors
North American
Defense Department
American Telephone and Telegraph
Kennedy
Frederick FR. Kappel
American Tel
At&t
Manny Celler
Brooklyn
House Judiciary Committee
Tel
Harry Elman
Huntington Park
Calif
Alexander Sachs
Economist
Roosevelt
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Leo Szilard
Eugenie Wigner
Sachs
A.C. Charleston
W. van Sen
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Senate
Matt Neely
Jackson Leighter
Mexico City
Iron Curtain
Abbott Washburn
U.S. Information Agency
Billy Hargis
Carl MclIntyre
Growth Stock Picks in an Inflation Era
Babson Park notes ten NYSE listed companies with bright growth prospects in a diversified portfolio. American Cyanamid Bristol-Myers Plough DuPont Eastman Kodak and Polaroid feature, plus Amer. Home Products and Three M firms. Foresees rising demand for office tech, TV in schools, and continued inflation benefiting major manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
New York Stock Exchange
American Cyanamid Co
Lederle Laboratories
Bristol Myers Co
Plough, Inc
Memphis
DuPont Co
Wilmington
American Home Products Co
Proctor and Gamble
Bridge deception and signals in a tough contract
A rubber bridge hand shows South declaring 3NT after West leads spades. South cashes A K of clubs and plays a spade sequence to lure West into misdefense. West misreads and returns a spade, allowing South to discard clubs and make three notrump. The article stresses the value of conventional signals to aid defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Declarer
Bart
South
Funte-Damiie
Hast
YW Synthcete, Inc
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Katin
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Kiev
John Marshall
John M. Harlan
Washington Report
Ike
Herbert Brownell
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Brownell
Edward A. Foote
Justice Department
National Space Agency
Telstar
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Adressograph
Multigraph Corp
International Business Machines
Zenith Radio
Eastman Kodak Co
Polaroid Corp
Gillette Co
Coming Glass Works
Minneapolis - Honeywell Regulator
Minnesota
Three M's
Engroese
Hillside Dugouts
Needie Aperture
City Trains
Grieves
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Cleaver
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