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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1963

Page

4

Kennedy vs De Gaulle fractured alliance and Europe policy

Editorial reviews Kennedy's frank critique of Charles de Gaulle during a Frankfurt speech. It details four French actions challenging Western unity: independent nuclear forces, Common Market barriers, opposition to U S leadership, and a separate NATO deterrent. The piece notes De Gaulle's April 19 warning and Kennedy's vow to defend Europe, underscoring a frozen relationship.

Kennedy Europe Charles de Gaulle Frankfurt Germany de Gaulle America U. S France West Germany Ireland Britain Italy United States Congress de Gaulles NATO de Daulle

In God We Trust and the Nation’s Moral Fight

The author argues against relying on material power while praising Rep. Charles E. Bennett for placing In God We Trust on U S currency. He laments high armament spending, urges a faith-led diplomatic campaign, and cites Jesus teachings to guide national conduct. He recalls Moscow visits and warns about misusing faith amid Cold War tensions.

Roger Barson Barson Park Mass Charles E. Bennett Florida Rep. Bennett United States America Major Cooper Congress Bennett Russia China Cuba Central Jesus God Thomas Nixon Carver National Statistical Association of America Carver Moscow Old Abso Castro

Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf and Zanuck

Dynamic motion picture producer Darryl F. Zanuck is depicted as transforming spaces quickly and avoiding his Califor nia home. The piece recalls his career at Twentieth Century Fox, a safari filled home, polo interests, and a rise from selling hair tonic to earning $5,000 a week within a year. It notes his plan to write an autobiography for Random House.

Bennett Cerf DA Zanuck California Twentieth Century Fox Zanu

Potsdam Conference and other quiz items

Answers recap a quiz column asking about Attlee at Potsdam, George V’s age at death, Ellesmere Island ownership, bones affected by Pott’s disease, and the Gulf of San Blas location. Includes brief trivia and historical notes from a daily grab bag style column.

King George V Ellesmere Island Pott Gulf of San Blas

NASA tussle with AT&T over moon launch comms control

Washington column details NASA head Jim Webb’s clash with AT&T over a government space program on Merritt Island. AT&T seeks to link moon mission telecom to its Bell network, threatening NASA’s desire for an independent system to ensure precise countdown operations and launch timing. The piece notes past moves by AT&T to control national phone lines and hints at White House pressure, with bids yet to be opened.

Drew Pearson Washington Jin Webb National Space Agency Russia Jim USA American Telephone and Telegraph Webb American Tel NASA Merritt Island Fla Florida Southern Bell Telephone At&t Empire Jimmy Webb Bell Telephone At&t White House Bell Telephone System Eisenhower National Parks Canada Kennedy Communications Satellite Corporation Moon

Editors Speak On Federal Power Line Rules

In a critical view the Herald Examiner argues that new interior and agriculture department rules for private transmission lines crossing Federal lands threaten private power companies. It accuses the government of overreach, calls for Congress authorization, regional hearings, and warns of potential monopoly by federal power marketing.

Los Angeles’ Herald-Examiner U.S. Secretaries of Interior and Agriculture Congress of the United States

Bridge match at European championships yields contrasting slams

The 1861 European team event between Great Britain and Lebanon produced two table tales. At table one Truscott opened three spades, the Lebanese overcalled four notrump, and six diamonds failed as East led ace of spades. Table two saw Gardener force six diamonds with a heart bid misdirection, resulting in a successful six for Great Britain as Gardener discarded hearts and club tricks.

East South West Great Britain Lebanon Truscott King West Priday East Jwest Ross North Gardener South Wes Syndicate. Inc

Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues

Across clues list randomized terms from Oriental nurse to Hesten with items like Rom. myth gods and Japanese city, plus down clues including ancient kingdoms and room nook. The grid appears to mix diverse topics, requiring word fitting across and down.

Guido Elbe Hesten

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