Is Death Too Big A Price The Editor Asks
An editorial defending capital punishment argues the death penalty deters and delivers justice for brutal crimes. It cites Rosenbergs and Graham as examples, defending harsh law enforcement measures while cautioning against misguided compassion for victims. It stresses moral, legal safeguards and deterrence as essential components of justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Jack Gilbert Graham
Driverless cars and new pocket radio gadgets announced
A memo from the news desk notes rapid advances in science and technology. It highlights driverless car trials at RCA's Sarnoff Center in Princeton, new high velocity fuels yielding unexpected plastics, and a Bellboy pocket radio by Southwestern Bell enabling two way pocket telephone service as a step toward connected mobility and safer highways.
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RCA
David Sarnoff
Princeton
N. J
Southwestern Bell
Baytown Sun official details and subscription rates
The Baytown Sun publishes from Baytown Texas with editors and publishers listed. It offers carrier and mail rates and notes second class matter status at the Baytown Texas post office under federal law.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Ashbei
Baytown
Texas
Veenees
Wees
Seeee- Nations
Per Representatives, Inc
Aguinaldo recalls revolt and U S ties in interview
In Manila area, Gen Emilio Aguinaldo, now in his nineties, discusses the Spanish American War, the rise of Philippine independence, and U S relations. He recalls battles against the United States, meeting Admiral Dewey, and his pride in future Fourth of July parades with the American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Japan
Manila
Emilio Aguinaldo
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Suaken
United States
Cavite
Admiral Dewey
Wilam Howard Taft
Henry L. Stimson
Frank Murphy
Supreme Court
Leonard Wood
Inaldo
Harding
Wood
MacArthur
Untidy Air Force screw deal draws political digressions
Sen Williams and readers are reminded of a costly Air Force screws purchase bid. A Cleveland buyer supplied 272710 screws at $1 each for a base price that inflated total costs by about $257710, sparking snap criticism of defense procurement and potential political implications. The piece threads through Rockefeller Nixon Kennedy politics, West Virginia vote vigilance, and past FBI links.
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Charleston
W. VA
Daily Mail
Sen. Williams
Delaware
Air Force
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Department
Congress
TODAY'S GRAB BAG PUZZLE AND FUN FACTS
Answers cover a range of trivia from who calls out the National Guard to macaroni origins, and a riddle about an evergreen-like tree. The column notes Alaska’s gold rush start 68 years ago and previews a birthday for Helen Trabel, with crosswords and cultural lore anchored in mid century hints.
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National Guard
Italy
Alaska
North
S. C
Katherine Dunham
Turkey
Greece
Egypt
London
Stockholm
New York
William McDonald
Rockefeller attacks Nixon and US defense policy blasted
Washington columnist notes Gov. Nelson Rockefeller uses a hostile broadside against Vice President Nixon and U.S. military posture. The piece argues Rockefeller misstates growth, bomber count, and deterrence while criticizing his attempts to influence national policy amid Nixon’s California upset and rising primary support.
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Je Toledano
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Nixon
United States
Emmet John Hughes
White House
James Hagerty
Rockefeller
Svengali. Nevertheless, Gov. Rockefeller
America
Harold Stassen
California
New York
Mr. Rockefeller
Pentagon
Hughes
U. S
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
National Security Council
Cnover
Capitol Hill
Union
Television Log Fragment Shows Busy Thursday Night Schedule
A dense listing outlines 8:00 to 2:30 programming across channels with titles such as The Untouchables Wagon Train and Desi Valley Days. Notable segments include news, game and variety shows, Westerns, dramas, and early morning movies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorgs
Bat Masterson
Ringo
Pat Boone
Dawson
the Vikings
Jack Paarto
MGM Theater
Marietta
FBI
Did You Know Facts from a historical clipping
A set of brief statistics notes reveals that six of ten top five percent U S high school graduates attend college. Wisconsin dairy herds produce about one seventh of U S milk. In some countries rice accounts for around 88 percent of total food intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Wisconsin
United States
King of Spades and Heart Signals in a Bridge hand
East West play by the detective defender West leads spade then heart to disrupt declarer's plan. South ends down one after strategic hearts and clubs reveal West's reasoning about East and South distributions. If West had continued spades at trick two, declarer could have secured the contract with a marked club finesse.
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East South West
West
South
King
Declarer
East
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Pearce
Fred Hartman
Yates E. Boone
Prenton Pendergrata
Beulah Mae Jackson Jr
T. Bowling
Roger Amdall
John Wadley
Enege Corrie Laughlin
Represe
Teras Newapa P.O
Drew Pearson
Meet the Press
Fdr
Truman
Sunfcomber
Miami Beach
First Headquarters
Citizens’ Committee
Grass Roots Movement
Democratic Party
Rocky
Philip Jessup
Columbia University
State Department
McCarthy
Rockefeller Foundation
Louisiana
Robert Kennon
McKeldin
Maryland
Jack Kennedy
Faubus
Arkansas
Walter C. Holloway
West Virginia
Kennedy
Johnson
Hollaway
Senator Kennedy
Bob
Hyannis
Mass
Bob Kennedy
Houston
Mappy
Helen Trawbel
Alle Clark
Bob Miller
Folk OF Fame
Central Press
Brooklyn
Harlem
Cotton Club
Hollywood
Paris
Lennie Hayton
MGM
Europe
China
Spain
Ant Jesus
Tolay
Miss Brooks
Joan
Jack la Lanne
N Day
Restless Gun
Mrs. North
ALL Star Theater
Young Dr. Malone
Comedy Theater
Secret Storm
Adventure Theater
People’s Choice
Kitlick's
San Francisco Beat
Lotridge News
Popeye Club
Chris Chandler
Almanac
Douglas Edwards
Howard Fin
Guiding Light
Ny Ie
B. Jay Becker
Res Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword
Netherland
Tokyo
Thessaly
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