Little League Week Proclaimed By Kennedy
Editorial notes National Little League Baseball Week from June 11 to 17 in the United States and Canada. It highlights that Little League events will exceed five times the daily games of a full major league season, with more than one million players across 4,000 communities in 23 nations. President Kennedy praises the program for physical health and character building, while Peter J. McGovern cites volunteers as essential to the movement’s success and notes alumni’s leadership gains.
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United States
Canada
John F. Kennedy
Baytown
Free World
Kennedy
Little League
Williamsport
Peter J. McGovern
Little League Baseball, Inc
Negotiating Laos Peace With the Wrong Partners
Preston Pendergrass argues the Laos cease fire talks misalign with who started the conflict and suggests negotiating with Red China instead of Russia. He casts doubt on U.S. stance after Vienna and warns taxpayers fund questionable intelligence reports on Laos.
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Laos
Russia
Kennedy
Geneva
Khrushchev
New York
Spieh
Kennedy Pointlank
America
Drew Pearson
Herlin
Vienna
United States
Berlin
Red China
U S And Canada Plan Military Aircraft Swap
The United States and Canada negotiate an exchange of military planes with an expected signing within 48 hours. The deal values at 320 million and includes Canada acquiring 66 F101 Voodoo jets while the U S orders 200 FMG Starfighter aircraft for NATO use and Canada operates the Pine Tree radar line across the border.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Defense and State Departments
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pine Tree
Editor and Publisher Change at Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun announces management shifts with a new Business Manager and changes in editing roles. The Editor and Publisher remain the top leadership while the Managing Editor, Office Manager, and Circulation Manager positions are reorganized to support operations in California.
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Seceives
Aveveene
Amass
Kennedy Khrushchev Berlin Talks Mark Frankest Exchange Yet
Drew Pearson reports Kennedy and Khrushchev warned each other war could come over Berlin yet showed calm, direct poses and readiness to back up commitments if needed. Laos Cuba and Laos differences noted, Kennedy asserting U S stance to avoid war while honoring obligations. Comparisons with Eisenhower kuotes show Kennedy’s preparedness and blunt clarity.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Berlin
United States
Soviet Union
East Germany
Try and Stop Me Clever Parisian Sculptor Makes Elephant
Gallidaut, a meek Parisian sculptor, astonishes by chiseling an elephant in marble with no model. The elephant likeness confounds friends as the police captain notes two sets of fingerprints differ. Dr Mortimer Rodgers cheekily claims elastic discovery frees women to occupy less space.
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Gallidaut
le Gallidout
le Gallidaut
Mortimer Rodgers
Bennett Cort
King Features Syndicate
Folk of Fame Guess the Name
A trivia page recalling notable figures and askers about fame and public life. It references Konrad Geemem chancellor, Mark Van Doren, Basil Rathbone, Harold Red Grange, Donald Budge, Mel Parnell and Adlai Stevenson aides with hints about careers and origins.
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Wil Methdat
Mark van Doren
Basil Rathbone
Harold
Red Grange
Donald Budge
Mel Parnell
Bassin
Portrait of a press figure and political adviser in mid-century America
The column outlines a media and government career from NAN JONES in Central Press Weller, noting roles with Time-Life, assistant to the secretary of defense, director of the Office of Public Information, special assistant to President Truman, deputy chair of the Democratic Party, editor of the Democratic Digest, and campaign work for Stevenson. It also includes glosses on language usage and a quiz style segment with scattered historical cues.
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Pittsburgh
Cleveland
New Orleans
Time-Life
Secretary of Defense
Office of Public Information
Truman
Democratic Party
Democratic Digest
Stevenson
Standards for Tax Proposals Stir Public Alarm
Washington letter argues that taxing income from rent, Social Security benefits, capital gains at death, and interest on life insurance and state bonds would threaten liberty and push Americans toward renting and dependence. It condemns Stanley Surrey's tax ideas as anti liberty and quotes media inaction.
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Washington
Stanley S Surrey
the Treasury
Surrey
U. S. News & World Report
United States
Holbrook to pause Twain role for new ventures
Hal Holbrook, 36, plans a break from his Mark Twain impersonation after 1,890 performances in 13 years. He will tour as Twain lecturer and star in a Karl Wittlinger drama about a German ex-soldier. He aims to write a Huck Finn musical adaptation and develop a Lincoln based solo act.
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Mark Twain
Hal Holbrook
Twain
Abraham Lincoln
Holbrook
Karl Wittlinger
Europe
Holtrook
New York and Los Angeles Lead Air Pollution Debate
Irene Corbally Kuhn discusses rising concerns over air pollution in major cities and the push for local controls on motor vehicles. The piece highlights Arthur J. Benline's warnings to auto makers, calls for coordinated action among government and industry, and cites examples of pollution abatement spending and proposed tax and loan programs to fund equipment.
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New York
Los Angeles
California State Motor Vehicle Board
New York City
Arthur J. Benline
Rome
England
Edward I
Los Angeles Angeles
Collins
Pittsburgh
Toronto
Congress
Endurance Theme Verse from I Timothy 1 10
A compact meditation on endurance for the elect to obtain salvation in Christ Jesus and eternal glory, citing the apostle Paul’s exhortation about steadfast faith and divine purpose.
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Christ Jesus
Timothy
The Smother Play in Bridge Explained with Example
A detailed account shows how the amoth smother play defeats a solid trump setup. West leads ten of hearts and East cashes ace king. South ruffs and a sequence follows. Declarer uses discards and trump management to force the king to be swallowed and win the last tricks.
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Erick
Mas Declaher
East
Jack
South
Mnesze
Declarer
Bast
Eaat
Daily Crossword Clues Mixed in Jumbled List
A heavily garbled crossword clue list with scattered numbers and fragments. Readable items include plant fungus, laundry, footbalva, Chinese river, and various partial hints like cooling device and disabling terms. overall not forming coherent clues or grid.
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