Boxing Probe In Order Says Kefauver After Carbo Conviction
The Sun endorses Kefauver after Frankie Carbo and four others were found guilty of conspiracy and extortion in Los Angeles. Sentencing is set for July 20 with potential terms up to 125 years. The Kefauver committee seeks a federal boxing regulator to purge racketeers from the sport.
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D-Tenn
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Congress
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Don Jordan
Jordan
Don Nesseth
Jack Leonard
Hollywood
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Joe Seca
Louis Tom Dragna
Truman Gibson Jr
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James R
Jimmy) Hoffa
U.S. Constitution
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
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Robert F. Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
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GOP
Salute To Our School System In Baytown
The Baytown community approved a 13 to 4 vote to tax itself for more school facilities, endorsing Supt. George H. Gentry and the Board of Trustees. The Baytown Sun urges continued effort to improve education beyond current achievements as challenges lie ahead.
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Baytown
Board of Trustees
Baytown Sun
George H. Gentry
Sun
Baytown Sun Publishing Details Here
Classified fragment shows editorial and managerial roles at the Baytown Sun with notes on subscription rates and postal information. Mentions national representation and mailing details, including post office box and 1878 act reference.
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Baytown
Texee
Kennedy Faces World Diplomacy With Personality And Wits
Drew Pearson argues Kennedy must rely on personality and shrewdness, not power, as he negotiates with De Gaulle and Khrushchev. The essay traces past leaders from Wilson to Eisenhower, noting how power dynamics and diplomacy shaped major peace talks and crises. Kennedy will confront Khrushchev with weaker power but stronger personal tact.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
United States
Paris
Khurshchev
Vienna
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Versailles
Wilson
Ike
Russia
Eisenhower
Laos
Cuba
Khrushchev Ince
Try and Stop Me: Tail Hole Philosophy Tale
A leather goods dealer spots a dignified stranger gazing at a calf tail in the doorway. The man asks odd questions, then reveals he is a philosopher and jokes how the tail got through the hole in the door, despite his half hour observation.
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Arry Oliver
Tarnation
Proverbial notes and a World War I German commander
A mix of trivia and clipped facts recalling Eaghan Village lore, questions about Francois Duvalier, a toast phrase from 18th century politics, a 1776 mission to learn about British forces, and a gorget’s protection area. The quiz mentions a German general at the start of World War I, with hints about his background in science and engineering before his rise to chief of the German general staff.
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Eaghan
Francois Duvalier
George Washington
New York
Germany
War Academy
Chen
China
Courland
Poland
Serbia
Verdun
Berg
Berlin
Noted statesman and peace advocate assassinated in 1922
The piece recalls a leading figure who foresaw WW I blockade dangers, controlled Germany’s raw materials, influenced postwar peace efforts, and served as a prominent foreign minister until his 1922 assassination by German youths. It also marks Civil War events and lists celebrants and birthdays.
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Epectrochemical Works
Germany
The Anthill and Refugees from Communist China
The author deplores the Castro era and highlights the plight of political prisoners and refugees from Communist China. He cites Suzanne Labin’s book The Anthill based on interviews with 54 Chinese refugees in Hong Kong, urging its reading by students, officials, journalists and others concerned with informing the public.
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Fidel Castro
Red China
Reds
Robert E. McCann
Peiping
Attila the Hun
Hitler
Stalin
Khrushchev
Mao
Tse-tung
Castro
Hong Kong
Suzanne Labin
Madame Labin
Russia
China
Polio Victim Joe Rowe Graduates With A Average
Joe Rowe, polio crippled since age five, writes with his toes and graduates high school with straight A averages. He lives in an iron lung and uses a portable respirator by day, completing all coursework at home with his mother delivering weekly assignments.
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San Antonio
Tex
Joe Rowe
Joe
Sidney Rowe
Teacher Pay Raise Outlook Called Good
In Austin AP reports Richard Bowles of the Texas State Teachers Association says the Hale-Aikin bill's 3810 teacher pay raise shows support for education. The measure passed both houses but died without a tax plan to fund it, shaping the outlook for pay increases.
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Austin
Texas State Teachers Association
Richard Bowles
Verse reference from Thessalonians about awaiting Jesus
A biblically styled note cites 7 Thessalonians 4 10 about waiting for the Lord from heaven whom he raised from the dead Jesus delivering believers from wrath to come.
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Jesus
How Do You Stand Barry Goldwater Wit Question
A Arizona Republic editorial reprints Fritz Markhardt urging bold options for U S leaders. It proposes taking hard diplomatic stances in Vienna with top generals and diplomats, demanding compliance on Germany free elections, Balkan and Poland autonomy, UN charter adherence, Cuba policy, and the Monroe Doctrine. It argues such a stance would rally Americans, then asks How do you stand sir.
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Washington
Arizona Republic
Eugene Pulliam
Fritz Marquardt
Adlai Stevenson
Dean Rusk
United States
Stevenson
Rusk
Bowles
Vienna
Joint Chiefs
Lemnitzer
Burke
Navy
Decker
White
Air Force
Shoup
Marines
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Germany
Balkan
Poland
United Nations
Asia
Middle East
Europe
Cuba
Roosevelt
Communist Party
Lebanon
Nixon
Moscow
Highway Routes Gain Commission Approval
The Highway Commission approved two routes to Brazoria County linking Angleton Freeport with Hitchcock at about three million dollars. A separate plan would install a one hundred thousand dollar illumination system on Interstate 10 in Beaumont. Additional right of way would extend four miles on U S 90 in Val Verde County from 17th Street in Del Rio to U S 277.
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Austin
the Highway Commission
Brazoria County
Angleton-Freeport
Hitchcock
Interstate 10
Beaumont
Val Verde County
del Rio
U.S. 277
Defensive play halts contract in two bridge deals
In two North Openings at 2NT and 3NT, Easts misled declarers about the club ace. At table one East ducked clubs, forcing a four club defense but West later cashed a spade run and a diamond miss kept declarer down one. At table two East led clubs to misdirect, but accurate defense still prevented success. Both East players failed to reveal the club ace location, stopping a makeable contract.
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South
West
Eaat
Declarer
East
Jead Declarer
Declarers
Daily Crossword KING FEATURE ACROSS AND DOWN
Crossword clues appear in mixed order with across and down entries. Answers include Dutch shoe clog term Orinoco tributary river and various puzzle related words like hints pool gaps and rental contracts. The grid fills with common crosswords terminology and standard wordplay expectations.
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L.myta Hess
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