National Little League Week Declared By President Eisenhower
Editorial notes President Eisenhower proclaims June 13 to 19 as National Little League Week. Bay town hosts 20 teams across five leagues with hundreds of youths participating. The proclamation praises Little League for fostering fair play, community spirit, and democratic values through youth sports and leadership development. Foundation Day concludes the observance, marking support for better facilities and ongoing program growth.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Baytown
Little League Foundation
Easing in Rates Increases Money Availability
New York AP reports further rate cuts and greater money supply for lending as financial markets respond. Banks show improved liquidity and investor optimism grows on easing monetary policy and cheaper borrowing costs in the market.
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New York
Summer Athlete and Market Shifts Reflected in 1920s Debate
A New York AP piece contrasts the summer athlete with adults and links seasonal vitality to finances. It notes optimism in Wall Street as Fed moves encourage borrowing, raises stock prices, and bonds gain on lower yields, while bears warn of deflation and tightening. The piece ends recalling Red Grange's 1925 Bears salary milestone.
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Ing
Federal Reserve Bank
Fed
Wall Street
Bears
Baytown Sun masthead and publication details
The Baytown Sun publishes weekday and Sunday afternoons from Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas with editors and managers listed including Fred Hartman James EB Boone Preston Pendergrass Beulah Ma Jackson J T Bowlby and Corrie Laughlin. Subscription rates $1.45 per month $17.40 per year and third party representation details appear.
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Fred Hartman
James EB. Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Ma
Jackson J.T. Bowlby
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Vecaveate
Adenia
Rockefeller hurdles loom over GOP Nomination
Drew Pearson outlines two main hurdles for Nelson Rockefeller to secure the Republican nomination. Hurdle one is Eisenhower’s health affecting Nixon’s influence. hurdle two is Rockefeller’s liberalism provoking GOP resistance. The piece notes private party fears, then shifts to Preminger's Exodus extras in Jerusalem and Morgantown West Virginia voting for a new airport, plus AFL-CIO union chief Bill Doherty on postal pay and Chicago postal turnover in 1960.
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Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
GOP
Eisenhower
Nixon
United States
Rockefeller
America
Millard Fillmore
White House
Nelson
Rocky
Otto Preminger
Jerusalem
United Nations
Palestine
Preminger
New York
Israel
Morgantown
West Virginia
Medical and Dental College
University of West Virginia
Bill Doherty
Afl-Cio Letter Carriers Union
Congress
Chicago
Quick Grab Bag Quiz From Old Newspaper Clues
Five trivia questions cover Jerusalem’s Omar mosque site on the rock of the Temple Mount, Molsheim France famed for instruments likely violins, the Spice Islands’ alternate name Maluku, gas warfare origins dating back to ancient sieges, and Monaco’s name linked to nearby rulers’ monastic origins.
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Omar
Jerusalem
Molsheim
France
Spice Islands
Monaco
Adlai Stevenson on free political airtime television radio
The piece asserts that forcing networks to provide free air time for presidential campaigns is confiscation of private income and unsuited to American principles. It questions extending compulsory media access to other public officials, arguing voluntary coverage by media should continue.
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Adlai Stevenson
Telvision
Stevenson
Khrushchev’s Paris talks cast Nixon as top target
The Soviet leader told French President de Gaulle and others that Vice President Richard Nixon was a principal adversary in American politics, labeling him a war monger for questioning East Germany and West Berlin. Khrushchev praised Adlai Stevenson as conciliatory and capable of co existence with the West, while deriding Nixon and pressing for Nixon’s removal from US policy.
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Washington
Nikita Khurshchev
White House
Adlai Riav
Richard Nixon
Khrushchev
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Nixon
Camp David
East Germany
West Berlin
Nixort
Konrad Adelnauer
West Germany
Adlai Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
Uncle Vanya
Chekhov
Mr. Khurshchevy
Eisenhower
Radio Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Johnson
Kennedy
Stevenson
California
Los Angeles Times
GOP
Ttig
America
Bible Verse A Wise Son Inherits Instruction
A proverb notes a wise son heeds his father's instruction while a scorner rejects guidance, contrasting reverence for parental counsel with defiance and disregard for instruction.
Television Guide Schedule For Monday And Tuesday
A detailed listing of TV programs across Monday night and Tuesday daytime and afternoon slots including World At Large Weather Tonight sports news The Texas Wells Fargo Peter Gunn Alcoa Theater Adventures in Paradise Hennesey Jack Paar News Final News Naughty Marietta FBI 7:45 8:00 8:15 8:30 9:00 9:30 Tuesday morning June 14 Cadet Don Daily Word Evening Report arm Report Today Ginny Pace Show Today In Houston Captain Kangaroo In Houston Tumbleweed Time Dough Re Mi I Married Joan Our Miss Brooks Play Your Hunch On The Go Jack La Lanne 2:00 2:30 1:04 Topper News At Noon Restless Gun Joyce Hayward Mr and Mrs North Love That Bob As the World Turns Queen for a Day For Better or Worse Loretta Young Theater House Party All Star Theater Young Dr Malone The Millionaire Day In Court From These Roots Verdict Is Yours Gale Storm Adventure Theater Edge of Night Who Do You Trust 5:00 P 5:10 San Francisco Beat 5:30 Dan Rather News Quick Draw McGraw Chris Chandler Sports Kohler
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Riley Conway
John Daly
Texas
Wells Fargo
Bourbon Street
Peter Gunn
Thomas
Alcoa
Paradise
Ann Sothern
Margaret Bourke
White
Hennesey
Seanne Allyson
Deadline
Jack Paar
Mann
Ann
Naughty Marietta
FBI
Don
Daily Word
Houston
Caboose
Kangaroo
Joan
Miss Brooks
Jack la Lanne
Restless Gun
Joyce Hayward
Mrs. North
Bob
Loretta Young
Theater House Party
All Star Theater
Young Dr. Malone
San Francisco
Dan Rather
Chris Chandler
Tra Kohler
Did You Know Fact on Homes and Poles
Fact snippet notes over nine percent of American homes own electric irons and sixty percent own vacuum cleaners. It also states the north magnetic pole lies in Canada, reflecting a historical science briefing.
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North Magnetic Pole
Canada
Remarkable bridge deal in national pair championship
In the 1932 national pair championship a South West North East deal produced six hearts doubled with an overtrick for NS after West led spades and a complex play. East West had already lost seven aces earlier, and despite a rough afternoon, the hand showcased dramatic defense and signaling before the six heart contract.
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North-South
Nix
Near
North
Con Bast
Weat
Potas
Declarer
East
South
West
East-West
Tres Syndicate, Inc
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