Editorials Vitality May Win For Barry
The piece argues Goldwater’s vitality boosts his bid for the Republican nomination. Rockefeller led the fight while Scranton Romney and Nixon shift positions as Goldwater narrows a first ballot path. Eisenhower nudges Scranton toward consideration, and Romney signals possible draft acceptance amid party debates.
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Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Margaret Chase Smith
Rockefeller
Michigan
William W. Scranton
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Scranton
Arizona
Romney
Republican Party
Nixon
California
Mom Says What Could You Expect From The People
HAL BOYLE writes a heartfelt Kansas City tribute to his Irish mother. She came to America, raised five children, and now dismisses troubles with humor and practical grace. Her philosophy remains steady as she guides grandchildren with quiet wit and love.
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Hal Boyle
Kansas City
Ireland
Kansas City Star
Baytown Sun masthead and staff credits
The Baytown Sun editorial page lists leadership including General Manager Preston Pendergrass and Managing Editor Beulah Mae Jackson with various department heads. The notice notes Associated Press affiliation, republication rights, and standard publication details for Baytown, Texas.
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Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K
Youth Marxists to Convene in San Francisco
Fulton Lewis reports hundreds of young Marxists will meet in San Francisco for a three day founding convention of an unnamed action oriented socialist youth group under tight Communist control. The June 19 start replaces Chicago as the site amid conservative fears and right wing disruption. The Bay Area hosts active radical groups and a school of Marxism linked to major universities.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
San Francisco
Chicago
Windy City
Ed Montgomery
Young Peoples Socialist League
Freedom Now
National Committee To
HUAC
Fair Play For Cuba
Women Strike For Peace
Bay Area
Khrushchev
Montgomery
San Francisco School of Marxism
University of California, San Francisco State
City College
Contra Costa Junior College
Marines Turn Civilians Into Navy Officers By Haircuts
In Pensacola, Florida, Marine officers explain that discipline starts with a haircut and evolves through toughness, fitness, and leadership training at the Naval Air Basic Training Command. A briefing cites General Order 21 and a postwar shift toward moral conduct, with Captain David Glassman noting record low disciplinary rates at the base.
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Holmes Alexander
Pensacola
Fla
Navy
Naval Air Basic Training Command
New York
Adm
Fitzhugh Lee
Tan Smith
Gates
Navy UA
David E. Glassman
Somalia Aid Race Draws in Global Powers
Washington Merry Go Round by Drew Pearson notes a major aid competition over Somalia, with the US, China, Russia, Egypt, and Western allies pouring hundreds of millions into the young republic. It details military and economic support, strategic interests around Aden and the Red Sea, and the impact on Ethiopia’s Kagnew station amid a broader Cold War proxy struggle.
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Drew
Pearson
Drew Pearson
A. Trig
Middle East
Ethiopia
Asmara
Gulf of Aden
Indian Ocean
Somalia
United States
Republic of
Earth
U.S
Sinai
Israel
NATO
Aden
Red Sea
Suez Canal
Ussia
Africa
Moscow
China
Egypt
Nasser
Yemen
Saudi Arabia
Italan
Satellies
Kagnew
Haile Selassie
Washington
Today’s Grab Bag Quick Puzzle Answers
A compact daily trivia card presents five quick questions on geography weather and history. It lists notable births like Cole Porter Fred Waring and Robert McNamara and hints at a few culinary terms tied to Baltic regions.
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Cole Porter
Fred Waring
Hamuet Behrman
Defense
Robert McNamara
George Price
Oldest Roman road linked to legends and Rome’s rise
In a Central Press column by Ruth Ramsey, the piece travels through the Italian countryside past ancient villas and tombs, including Cecilia Metalla’s mausoleum, and early Christian catacombs. It recalls the historic Appian Way begun in 312 B.C. and its march of Romans, captives, and travelers toward Capua and Brindisi. It notes a 1942 draft order and digressions on a quiz section and editorials.
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Cecilia Metalla
Calixtus and
Sebastian
David
Brame
Rome
Brit
B.C
Appius Claudius Caecus
Resd
Capua
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
South uses a salesman's bluff to mislead West and East in a bridge deal. Declarer plays jack of spades on the king to force a favorable sequence, then sacrifices a later diamond finesse. Despite losing the finesse, East runs out of spades and South makes ten tricks through cunning play.
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B. Jay Becker
Ilag
South
West
Declarer
East
Cape
Spadiex
Izmond
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE 44 Icelandic narrative 46
Daily crossword item features clues including Icelandic narrative and Tarkington character. Puzzle entry notes a falsehood clue at 49 across.
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King Feature
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King Features Syndicate
Frisco
Castra Cuba
Cuba
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Communist Party
Milton Rosen
Mort Scheer
Nikita Khrushchev
Boston
Barry Hoffman
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CIA
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Rotary
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Harris County
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Chisimaio
Senate
Wayne Morse
Dore
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Baltic Sea
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
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