How Fruitful Was Summit in Vienna After Talks
A reflective piece notes the Kennedy Khrushchev Vienna summit is unlikely to yield immediate policy shifts. It cites Berlin and Laos talks, Kennedy firm on West Berlin, and hints Laos may see some accord while Berlin remains unsettled.
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Vienna
Russia
Kennedy
Berlin
Laos
Khrushchev
East
West Berlin
East Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
East Berlin
Pasadena Mayor Faces Restraining Order Over City Control
Pasadena Mayor Coner Whitaker is restrained from major administrative actions as district judge Byron Johnson limits his power. The order bars firing without commission approval, interfering with 15 departments, approving unvetted city payments, and transferring employees without consent. A hearing date for appeal or merits has not been set.
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Pasadena
Coner Whitaker
Whitaker
City Commission
Water Department
Byron Johnson
Houston
Troy I. Crawford
Gary
Crawford
Judge Johnson
Johnson
Baytown Sun masthead and contact notes
The Baytown Sun editor and publisher, business manager, managing editor, office manager, and department heads are listed with roles. Includes subscription rates and mailing details. Mentions second class matter status and congressional act date.
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Sose
Ising Department
Kennedy Patterson clash over freedom riders in Alabama crisis
The exchange between Gov. John Patterson and Attorney General Robert Kennedy during Alabama race riots reveals a tense night at Montgomery's First Baptist Church. Patterson ordered the National Guard after a mob gathered, while Kennedy pressed for federal marshals to protect Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and others, amid doubts about state protection. The call ended Patterson's public alliance with the Kennedy camp as King sought assurance of safety and federal authority.
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Washington
John Patterson
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy - Patterson
Alabama
Jack Kennedy
Bob Kennedy
Kenney
Patterson
Freedom Riders
Charlie Meriwether
Montgomery
First Baptist Church
National Guard
Kennedy
Martin Luther King
King
Henry Graham
United States Army
Rev. King
Justice Department
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A jumbled vignette compilation features a boy with a cage canary asking a chiropodist to make it sing and a limousine driver frustrated by a trailing small foreign car. An office worker badgering for a raise is told it will take effect the day it is granted.
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Bennett Cerf
Hints from a filled newsroom grab bag quiz
A muddled page fragment tests readers with questions on a Sicilian city wealth, Rio de Janeiro versus Danzig, Bartholdi's famous statue, Newport News river mouth, and the Metropolitan Opera's longevity. It also includes a personality quiz about a famed soprano, a birthday greeting, and scattered biographical trivia.
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New York
Rio de Janeiro
Danzig
Frederic Bartholdi
Newport News
Metropolitan Opera of
Laos and Geneva show Western naivete in facedown with Reds
The piece urges that the Laos cease fire was a sham and accuses the Reds of delaying in Geneva while pressing to seize power in Laos. It recalls Marshall era China and argues the West misreads Communist strategy, noting activists from France and notable scholars on Sun Yatsen. It asserts the West failed to aid Sun and China.
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New York
Geneva
Laos
International Truce Commission
China
George C. Marshall
Marshall
United States
Europe
France
Reds
Prince Souphanouvong
Souvanna Phouma
Chou En-lat
Li Li-san
Chinese Communist Party
Shao Chaun Leng
Norman D. Palmer
University of Pennsylvania
Sun Yateseh
Dr. Sun
Sun Yatsen
Sun
West
U. S
Newspaper reach cited as vital source of world news
A Dallas Morning News analysis notes that 59 million daily newspapers are sold in the United States, showing Americans demand printed information to form views and voting choices. The New York convention of the American Newspaper Publishers Association highlights newspapers as a major news channel and educator, essential for civic and welfare drives.
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Dallas Morning News
United States
New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Thomas Jefferson
Bible Verse Exalts the Lord in Isaiah Passage
A brief verse urges singing unto the Lord for excellent deeds done in all the earth, citing the prophetic book of Isaiah and attributing praise to Brown in a devotional context.
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Isaiah
How Do You Stand
Washington opinion piece criticizes Kennedy New Frontier policies. It argues for limited deficits, opposes centralized control, and warns that federal aid and wage measures threaten individual independence, urging reliance on free judgment over bureaucratic planners.
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Kennedy
U. S. Treasury
Washington
America
Potomac
Match overboard bridge tale from 1955 Great Britain USA clash
In a 1955 Great Britain versus United States match tale, Roth led a spade and discarded clubs, then continued with heart play to set up four hearts for a score of 420. At another table the contract failed after an aggressive bidding sequence, while Mathe’s precise lead and defense produced a clean win for Rosen and a strategic but risky club ruff attempt.
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Great Britain
United States
Ellenby North
Roth
Roth Inter
Wourks
Wes
South West North West
Pam Pam South Wee Terex
Bork Schaptto
London
Reese
Muse
Pa Senor
Mathe
Weeg
Rosen
East
Oool
Daily Crossword Down Clues Mystery Solved
A compact crossword teaser identifies four down entries. Collide with? Not windward. Wire Killer. Wire affirmative.
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Waihey Putaan
Langelt
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Ban's Movsten
Conriet
Congress
Drew Pearson
Abraham Ribicoft
Ribicoff
Charles de Monteaquien
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del Eanis
Oscar Bakke
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Metropolitan Opera
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Nan Jones
Central Press
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Major Bowes
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CBS
Gluck
al Testis
Willian Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Lusitania
Syracuse
Rio
Statue of Liberty
the James
Virginia
BY Irene Corbally Kuhn
Apeak
Harvard Law School
Seymour Harris
Harris
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harvard University
B. Jay Becker
Daily Crossword
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Bey
Young
Wand
Perched Woran
Gustav VI
Jane
Flits
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Parr of Foot
Syria
Cyclades
Tennessee
Ford
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