Kennedy and the limits of presidential dialogue on civil rights
The editorial argues President Kennedy relied on a single televised appeal on civil rights and has avoided direct national broadcasts. It cites Little Rock 1957 and Mississippi 1962 as missteps, notes his preference for DOJ action, and warns that delaying a public address could miss a chance to mobilize support for desegregation amid rising tension. The piece urges a presidential broadcast to unite the nation and reinforce federal court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Roosevelt
White House
United States
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Barnett
U.S
Meredith
Birmingham
Alabama
University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
Justice Department
Congress
Forest or pasture land as investment suggestions
Babson discusses nontraditional investments noting forest and pasture lands offer growth potential, liquidity considerations, and risk factors. He cites prices from ten to two hundred dollars per acre, the role of water and oil prospects, and the duties of trustees, urging diversification through land holdings while warning about fire, wind, and long maturation periods. He mentions Kansas pasture, cattle feeding benefits, and the use of trustees to manage estates, concluding with a biblical quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Kansas
Texas
Kansas City
Chicago
Carl C. Chase
Eureka
Everest height dispute spans mountain clubs and nations
Did You Know reports Mount Everest stands at 29,028 feet in Nepal Tibet per the surveyor general of the Republic of India. The National Geographic Society accepts this, though many mountaineering groups still defend the traditional 29,002 feet figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Everest
Nepal-Tibet
Surveyor General
Republic of India
National Geographic Society
Baytown Sun Publisher and staff listing
Baytown Sun details staffing including editor and publisher John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin and Beulah Mae Jackson. Ads department roles shown with advertising manager and retail manager. Public notice mentions Baytown Texas post office filing under 1870 act and standard publishing schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Claest
Baytown
Texas
Poa
Congress
Today’s Grab Bag and Pop Culture Trivia Mix
A quirky page presents quick trivia prompts askers about Rit location damson pion color Carlovingian versus Carolingian anatomy enarthrosis joint use in printing and stone polishing. It also features birthday shout outs for notable sports and arts figures, a guess-the-name folk segment, Then a 1984 SEC origin fact and a mini quiz with four questions.
Washington reports on court rift and Peruvian vote
The piece outlines a rift between Supreme Court justices Hugo Black and William O. Douglas driven by a divorce and personal tensions, notes potential White House plans to appoint Sen. John Stennis, and reports Peru's looming election under military rule with candidates like Victor Haya De La Torre sidelined. It also profiles Steve Martinez of the Progressive Labor movement and HUAC probes into Cuba travel ties.
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Enitor
Washington
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Colorado
Olest
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
William O. Douglas
Roosevelt
Felix Frankfurter
Robert Jackson
Fdr
Black
Douglas
Justice Douglas
Justice Black
Hugo
Justice
Mercedes Davidson
Allegheny College
Pennsylvania
Balck
Colorado River
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Himalayas
Iran
Mt Ararat
Noah
White House
Sen
John Stennis
Mississippi
Stennis
North
Robert Kennedy
Ross Barnett
Barnett
Senate
Peru
Ononday
Victor Haya de la Torre
United States
Haya
Aprista
Manuel Odria
Fernando Belaunde
Fulton Lewis JR
Steve Martinez
Mao Tse Tung
Nikita Khrushchev
Antioch College
Martinet
Progressive Labor Party
Milt Rosen
Mortimer Scheer
New York
United Front
U.S
Russia
Scheer
Rosen
Progressive Labor
Columbia University
Communist Party
Revolutionary Socialist Party
Martinez
Cuba
Castroland
Toronto
House UN- American Activities
Havana
Federation of Universitys Students of Cuba
HUAC
Marlings
Iow
Isaac Schlosser
Schlosser
HUAG
Vincent Theodore Lee
Fair Play For
Lee
Fidel Castro
Fair Play
Robert Taber
Richard Gibson
Algeria
Fort Worth Desegregation Plan Gains Lawyer Support
Fort Worth Negro attorneys and clients approve the grade-a-year integration plan ordered by U.S. District Judge Brewster. L. Clifford Davis commends the school board for adopting the court revised plan and a resolution calling full compliance, with the first step starting in 1963 for first graders and adult education desegregation, then adding one grade each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
U.S
Davis
Bridge tactics case study from 1962 Zine Feat issue
South West North Fast pass bid leads to a diamond queen opening. The article explains defenders should assume declarer's hand is strong and plan to defeat the contract. West leads queen of diamonds, East wins with ace, then the defense plays four of clubs, forcing declarer’s downfall.
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Queen of Diamonds
Declarer
West
East
South
Bast
Tes Syndicate
Tne
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Lavo de Cuba
Siapis
Che Baytown
Sim
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Advertising Department
Baytown Sun
Imc
J. Pearce and
Ashbel
P.O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
THE
Associated Press
Bill Dickey
Carlton Willey
Robert Bickeriff
Walter Abel
Benjamine Disraeli
Folk OF Fame
New England
Jacob's Pillow
Bernardo Segall
Latin America
Man
Nan Jones
Central Press
van Nuys
Calif
Ballet Theatre
Winesburg
Ohio
Antoinette Perry
Securities and Exchange Commission
Morocoo
By B. Jay Becker
JFK
Politii
Valentino
Ax Handle
Hero of Tennyson
Luster
Eaan
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