Editorial: Thefts By GI's Should Halt the Losses
The essay argues the U S military establishment consumes vast resources and that theft by personnel burdens costs. It urges stricter controls on depots, storage, and inspections to curb supply misuse, noting a Houston Post sting showing cheap sale of Air Force gear. It calls for immediate remedial steps and vigilance beyond the military sector.
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U.S
America
Johnson
Houston
Texas
Oklahoma
Houston Post
Air Force
Baytonian earns MD degree with high honor
Dr. E Mitchell Singleton son of Mr and Mrs Henry M Singleton 2209 Cedar Bayou Road receives the Dr Robert Carter Medical School Prize from Washington University School of Medicine. He will receive the MD degree in St Louis ceremonies Monday and begins an internship at St Luke's Hospital in July. A Rice University and Robert E Lee High School graduate he served as vice president and secretary of Nu Sigma Nu while at medical school.
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E. Mitchell Singleton
Henry M. Singleton
Cedar Bayou Road
Robert Carter
Washington University School of Medicine
Singleton
St. Louis
St. Luke's Hospital
Robert E. Lee High School
Rice University
Nu Sigma Nu Medical Social Fraternity
Famous Bridge Hand Between Argentina and Italy
The 1960s Bridgerama display featured Santamarino North and Altaguite South as the bidding led to six hearts. The Italian declarer failed to reach seven spades, while the Argentine defense delivered twelve tricks in hearts and diamonds, yielding an 11,080 point gain for Argentina after the hand went down one in six spades.
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North East South West
Argentina
Italy
Bridgerama
Santemarino
Altaguite
Sonth
North
Worth
South
Santamarino
Aliaguile
Baytown Sun masthead and publication details
The Baytown Sun, Inc publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from Pearce and Ashbel, Baytown Texas. The edition mentions staff roles, AP news use rights, and US postal entry as a second class matter with monthly and yearly subscription rates.
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John Wadley Eientele
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Associated Press
AIG
Poper
Jock
Baytown
Texas Post Office
Pollster Harris Wavers as California GOP Vote Looms
Fulton Lewis reports on Lou Harris shifting forecasts for the California Republican primary. Rockefeller leads by 55 45 in May, then 49 40, with Goldwater surging at times. Harris predicts a 55 percent share or more for Rockefeller if turnout is large, but updates show a toss up as returns come in. An Aberdeen Scotland typhoid Type 34 case prompts U S health alert.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Lou Harris
California
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Democratic National Committee
Harris
Newsweek
Cbs-Tv
New Hampshire
Oregon
Atlanta
Aberdeen
Scotland
U.S
Public Health Service
United States
Dacors
Lodge
Gold Water
Mixon
Indiana
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Durward Hall
Missouri
Hall
Elmo Roper
Wisconsin
Don Wills 20000 To Humane Society
Louisville AP reports the Kentucky State Humane Federation gains $20000 from the estate of Edwin P. Mengel after a dog named Boy perished. Boy’s master left 320000 for Boy’s benefit. Boy died four years ago. Executor says the funds will go to the humane society. The note references political commentary by Harris on primary results and a Bible verse.
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Louisville, Ky
Kentucky State Humane Federation
Boy
Edwin P. Mengel
The
Humane Society
Quickie Riddles and a Prairie Colonist Village
A jumble of trivia asks five questions on drama, canals, time, emperors, and Liberty. The piece then profiles a communal village near Iowa, founded by German emigrants in 1842, now spanning 26 000 acres with about 2 000 members and a farm artisan cooperative governance.
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America
Iowa
Prairieland
Chicago
Germany
Bufffalo
N.Y
Lbst
It Happened Today and a Socialist Commune Quiz Memory
In 1861 Tennessee seceded from the Union while a column notes a communal society listing shared bakeries mills and living quarters with common burial and strict religious services. A quiz prompts names and dates including Ben Jonson and the Grand Canal of China.
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Tennessee
Union
Ben Jonson
China
Constantine 1, the Great
Ethiopia Viewmarks Dam Quest in Nile Power Struggle
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports from Addis Ababa on Imperial Haile Selassie and Africa's Nile ambitions. He notes an old American dam request on Lake Tana, a Yugoslav built dam on the Blue Nile, and Soviet competition shaping regional power dynamics.
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Drew Pearson
Khrushchev
Anwan
Egypt
Drew Pearrson
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Aswan
Nile
Blue Nile
Haile Selassie
Africa
Judah
al Lewitt
Washington
Kipling
J.G. White Co
New York
Lake Tana
Finchan
United States
Tana
Evie
Nasser
Niagara
Yugoslavia
Questions From The News Puzzle Headlines
A reader quiz lists 25 questions on world leaders, events, and dates. Topics include a civil rights bill, Duvalier’s island, Khrushchev, Memorial Day, Lord Beaverbrook’s Fourth Estate, Irish President, Apollo lunar launch cape, Nehru and India Pakistan disputes, Israeli Premier with Johnson, Nehru funeral, Nixon era politics, Latin America riots, Vietnam unity plea, Cyprus, sugar cane in the south, Souvanna Phouma, West Berlin mayor, Red China Moscow leadership, Marcel Dassault, a canned beef outbreak, and a call by the UN Secretary General against atomic weapons in Vietnam.
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Francois Duvalier
Khrushchev
Nasser
Lord Beaverbrook
Fla
Jawahrial Nehru
Pres. Johnson
India
Pakistan
Happy
Rocky
U.S
Nehru
Over the
Shanghai
GOP
Dark Horse
Vietnam
Cyprus
Souvanna Phouma
Coun
The Conservative Boyhood Contrast Show Not So Good
Washington columnist Holmes Alexander argues that Sen Hubert Humphrey and James Baldwin used their childhood stories on TV to claim liberal causes. He contends that distress from poverty or environment is universal and not limited to certain towns. He warns that such narratives push self pity and self hate into public opinion, masking real issues.
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Holmes Alexander Washington
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
James Baldwin
America
Harlem
Proust
Huck Finn
Humphrey
Harry. Byrd
Shenandosh Valley
Byrd
Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Baldwin
Joseph Hergesheimer
Samuel
Buver
Hadem
Westbrosk Pegler
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North al
Che Baymunt
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert EK. Gilmore
NG Derarumeat
Nfi
Fulton Lewis
Don “Wills
Rome
Gossin
J. G. Holland
Frank Syd Wright
James 5. Berryman
del Ennit
Phil Paine
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Guatemala
Paradise
Statesman
Mg i Peru
Silly Person
Manuel A ZA
Congressional House
W. Berlin
Moscow
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