Editorials Crack Down On Castro Cuba Premier Fidel Castro
The piece condemns Fidel Castro for hijacking and withholding a Pan American Airways plane and urges firm U S action. It cites Senator Tower and Congressman Thomas proposing naval force or blockade, argues debts justify seizure, and criticizes Secretary Rusk for inaction. It warns of escalating antagonism if Cuba is not deterred.
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Fidel Castro
Fastern Air Lines
John G. Tower
U.S
Albert Thomas
Baytown
Washington
Cuba
State Department
Castro
Miami
U.S. State Department
Dean Rusk
Teddy Roosevelt
Capitol
Fidel
David
Goliath
Everywhere By HAL BOYLE
New York AP report on Anne Bancroft in The Miracle Worker. Bancroft recalls slapping scenes, facing about 150 takes to achieve realism and her head still ringing. She notes no aspirin to avoid affecting performance and discusses career focus on quality work in stage and film.
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New York
Anne Bancroft
Mae Clarke
Jimmy Cagney
Miss Bancroft
Annie Sullivan
Helen Keller
Anne
Patty Duke
Corporate Changes In Radio Stations UK
Washington API The Communications Commission approved corporate changes involving KZA Littlefield and KEYG Big Spring with an assignment of license to Abister Boreni Corp for 450000 dollars. Littlefield KZZN assigned to Gerald H. Sanders, now part owner of Lubbock station KSEL, for 125000 dollars.
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Washington
the Communications Commission
Lubhoe
MrAbister Boreni Corp
KZA
Littlefield
KEYG
Big Spring
KZZN
Gerald H. Sanders
Lubbock
KSEL
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists personnel names including Fred Hartman Jim Boone Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson J. T. Bowling John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin Che Baytown Sun operates afternoons daily with editors, publishers, and managers noted. A note mentions carrier and mail rates and copyright/reservation statements.
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Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
J. T. Bowling
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Area Redevelopment Agency updates eligible counties list
The Area Redevelopment Administration announces changes to its 468 rural counties and 48 Indian reservations deemed eligible for federal financial help. Some counties may qualify under the 3394-mil lion low in spirits area law but not need loans, while others lacking initial eligibility request inclusion due to new conditions. Colorado counties Gilpin and Clear Creek denied placement. 741 counties and reservations across 47 states plus Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Guam and American Samoa are listed.
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Washington
Area Redevelopment Administration
Colorado
Gilpin
Clear Creek
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Guam
American Samoa
Labor Department
Kennedy Berlin war debate shapes limited versus total conflict
Washington reports a fierce behind the scenes clash over whether to prepare for conventional ground war or all out nuclear war in Berlin. Gen Maxwell Taylor urged limited war. Gen Curtis LeMay warned the Kremlin would not accept limits if NATO pushes East Germany. Kennedy appears to favor Taylor while rebuilding ground forces for flexible response.
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Washington
Kennedy
Berlin
Maxwell Taylor
Air Force
Curtis le May
Taylor
Moscow
le May
NATO
Kremlin
East Germany
White House
Pentagon
Gen. Taylor
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
London Tatler recounts a moments at a grand dinner hosted by Mrs. Rone nie Greville for Foreign Secretary Sir Austen Chambers lain and wife. Mrs. Greville’s butler, having overindulged in cocktails, receives a note ordering him to leave. He passes the note on a sal lower to Lady Charmber hain, avoiding an obvious scene.
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London
Tatler
Ronenie Greville
Austen Chamberslain
North Riding of Yorkshire
Yorkshire
Castle Howard
Oxford
Lady Eden's
Royal Scots Greys
Imperial General Staff
Gay Blade
Fast Cara
Sandhurst
Bettain
West Point
Daily trivia and puzzle flurry with scattered clues
A collage of quiz Q&A and puzzles from a newspaper page. Questions cover geography and religion, then trivia on historical events, birthdays, and portraits. Answers hint at Brazil and Central America, Pharisees versus Sadducees, paca habitats, hay fever, and ancient Egypt worship of the sun god.
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Brazil
Central
South America
How Do You Stand Sir
A column defending limited government and personal responsibility argues liberals seek central control, taxation, and coercive powers over education, drugs, media, and elections. It warns expanded authority erodes free choice and personal discipline, ending with a question: How do you stand, sir.
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Washington
18Th
Century Fox
Freeman
Agricultural Administration
Galbraiths
Schlesingers
Kefauver
Minow
Kennedy
White House
Mat
Ignatius Loyola
Letters From Cedar Bayou Methodist Brotherhood
A Cedar Bayou Methodist Church group thanks The Sun for publishing articles about their July 25 meeting. The YMCA style event drew 112 members, who enjoyed the program and credit the paper with bringing the crowd. Z T Poston, president.
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Methodist Men's Brotherhood of
Cedar Bayou
Integration Leader To Serve Peace Corps
Leonard Giesecke, UT economics graduate student and cochairman of Students for Direct Action, will train at Pennsylvania State University for Peace Corps service. He led demonstrations and picketing of racially segregated movie houses in Austin and is to train for work in the Philippines.
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Austin
Peace Corps
Leonard Giesecke
University of Texas
Trave
Pennsylvania State University
Machine
Philippines
Giesecke
Students For Direct Action
Tedso
Conservatives switch parties spark Baytown column debate
The piece notes about 120 formerly conservative Democrats in Littlefield Texas switched to the Republican Party, decrying the New Frontier and Kennedy spending while praising conservative alignment with GOP values. It also commends Baytown Mayor Al Clayton and the council for teamwork and public service, urging community support for local government and the press’s duty to report all news.
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Littlefield
Tex
Republican Party
Verse Romans 10 13 Salvation for whosoever calls upon Lord
A Bible verse from Romans 10 13 asserts that whosoever calls on the name of the Lord will be saved, emphasizing universal invitation to salvation and the power of invoking divine grace.
Declarer Plans Safe Club Route In Bridge Challenge
In a hearts decisive hand with East West vulnerable, South opts to avoid a dangerous spade defense by giving up a club. By carefully timing club leads and ruffing hearts, South ensures the contract is made, avoiding a two spade loss and preventing West from gaining the ace or queen of spades.
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South West North East
King of Hearts
Declarer
West
South
Wan
Hast
Suuth
East
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