Rockefeller Drafting Hint Prompts GOP Convention Fight
Editorial analysis states New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller signals availability for a draft and presidential run, risking a split in the Republican Party at the national convention. It notes Nixon as top GOP pick, possible Rockefeller bid to divide and conquer, and a Democrat edge if the split widens while peace remains the central campaign issue.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Russia
Berlin
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
Kremlin Firsters Call to Halt US Nuclear Patrols
Be on your guard as Kremlin backers urge the United States to stop military alertness tests and ground SAC bomber patrols carrying nuclear weapons. They attack Defense Secretary Thomas S. Gates Jr. and claim he plans a preventative war. The group cites Khrushchev and a supposed summit plot, while Corliss Lamont accuses the Eisenhower era of danger and calls off airborne H bomb flights. The Communist party also demands a peace policy ending nuclear tests and disarming US arsenals.
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Kremlin
U. S
Pearl Harbor
America
Strategic Air Command
Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Gates
Khrushchev
Paris
Congress
Corliss Lamont
SAC
Lamont
House Un-American Activities Committee
Eiserhower
United States Air Force
U.S
Communist Party
Reds
Soviet Union
Baytown Sun: History and Associated Press Notes
The Baytown Sun details editors, staff, and management along with Associated Press attribution. It notes publication cadence Monday through Friday and Sunday editions, with pricing figures and postal information for Baytown, Texas.
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Navy Band Tour Death Toll Sparks Capitol Scrutiny
Washington column reports Congress member Moss leads probe into Navy’s handling of the band tour that coincided with President Eisenhower’s South American visit. Investigators say the 19 deaths near Rio de Janeiro followed pressures on bandsmen to continue playing.
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House Armed Services Committee
Navy
Eisenhower
Rio de Janeiro
John Moss
California
Herbert S. Schwab
Armed Services Committee
Huddleston
Alabama
Stratton
New York
Bates
Massachusetts
Naval Reserve
Frank Slatinshek
AJL
Capitol Hill
South America
U.S. Navy
Moss
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Rio
Edward Stephan
South Atlantic
Buenos Aires
United States
Brazil
White House
E. P. Aurand
Know Your Bridge By B Jay Becker
A fragmentary bridge note discusses defense in dummy and defender play. It notes conventions to prevent perfect defense and mentions predicting East holds low diamonds and queen placement. The text references dummy hand play and strategic considerations in the game.
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Odilapess Boone
Today’s grab bag and trivia tease for June 12
A jumble of trivia lines about statues, islands, and geography mixed with historical notes. It mentions Rhodes bronze statue, Ae island ownership, Great Slave Lake’s country, Parthenon Dome, and Corinthian tonics, plus birthday and award snippets and a Bacon quote.
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Slave Lake
Parthenon Dome
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Aleutian Islands
United States
How Do You Stand Sir Eisenhower and the Cold War Debate
A columnist asserts that criticism of Eisenhower over the Paris Summit ignores Soviet steadfastness toward world domination. He accuses Communism of creating the cold war, cites Korean and Berlin conflicts, and urges the U S to demand Soviet concessions before talks. He labels Communism a cancer and rejects negotiation without substantive change.
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Eisenhower
Yalta
Potsdam
Teheran
Panmunjom
Geneva
Paris
Southeast Asia
Comunists
Berlin
Germany
East Germany
Free World
Middle East
South America
Beriin
Khrushchev
Ple
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Russia
Television Log and Schedule Snapshot
A sprawling weekend TV grid lists shows across 7:00 to 1:15 times, naming programs such as Perry Mason, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, The Deputy, Captain Kangaroo, Wonder Woman era titles, and film blocks, with Sunday morning and afternoon entries for religious, talk, drama, and children's fare. The dense log cites multiple studios and networks, including MGM Theater and various local programming blocks, plus later Sunday night features and late news coverage.
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Dick Clark
Don
Kangaroo
Hollstate
Mr. Lucky
Tumbleweed
Toda
Lawrence Welk
Miss Brooks
Will Trais
Joan
U.S.A
Jack la Lanne
Interpol
Black Saddle
Coronado
Cochise
Movie Mgm Theater
First Methodist
All Star Theater
Broken Arrow
20Th Century
Lone Ranger
Lassie Overland Trail
Houston Hen
Maverick
Dennis the Menace
Sullivan
Lawman
Chevy Suspense Show
GE Theater
Alfred Hitchcock
the Alaskans
Loretta Young
Jack Benny
Duffy's Tavern
Continental Classroom
Daily Word
Farm Report
Inside Birmingham About Census Occupation Labels
Insider's Newsletter notes census enumerators face candor issues as some people list professions like lawbreaker. It explains secrecy rules and discreet camouflage such as miscellaneous professional for gamblers and clerical workers for policy operators. The piece quips about the hidden meanings in personal services and other subcategories.
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Birmingham News
Bible Verse THERE 18 no ce saith God to the wicked
A short biblical verse fragment cites a divine pronouncement to the wicked. The line echoes a prophetic declaration about moral failing and divine judgment. The reference Tinh 57:3 appears as a citation style note accompanying the phrasing.
Quotable Notables and Odd Marriage Beliefs
A columnist notes mail reveals truths about marriage and gender roles. It cites South American customs, wedding superstitions, Mark Twain's sorrow, a Wilmington doctor on evolution and teeth, Heywood Broun on love and humanity, and a Thought for today about glasses changing personality. It closes with a stat: 200000 Americans become alcoholics each year.
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Mark Twain
America
Mississippi River
Wilmington
Del
Heywood Broun
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