Editorial Chaos Across World Spurs Nervous Readjustment
Editorial reflects on global tensions after Khrushchev’s Cuba actions and De Gaulle’s NATO snub. It traces U S and allied concerns, interparty Congress frictions, Chinese-Russian NK hostility, and near misses, ending with a wary note that calm may return briefly.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
de Gaulle
Earope
United States
NATO
Canada
U.S
England
Macmillan
Congress
Cuba
Russia
Red China
Fidel Castro
Rodion Malinovsky
World News Roundup From Damascus To Warsaw
In Damascus Ye rulers threaten force against British troops amid claims of aiding Yemen monarchists. President Sallal accuses Britain of aggression with tanks from Aden. Cairo embassy denies any act of aggression. In Berlin a East German border guard escapes over the wall during a patrol. In Warsaw Pact talks, defense chiefs mark East Germany’s seventh anniversary with a reception amid steely expectations.
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Damascus
Sstia
Yemen
San’s
Abdullah Sallal
Britain
Aden
Hariri
Rogist
Cairo
Warsaw
Poland
Aps
East Germany
Baytown Sun masthead and staff details page data
Published afternoons daily Baytown Texas newspaper lists staff editors managers and circulation contacts. Advertising retail and national representation names appear along with postal and subscription details. Copyright notice credits the Associated Press and local associations.
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The
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
James H Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadhey
Eersees
Paw Fitmansos
Corrie Laughlin
Waerawese
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Texas Daily Newspaper Assn
Texaa Presa Asam Oe
Medicare clash with doctors rouses public debate in Texas
A reader argues against physician opposition to Social Security Medicare for the aged, accusing doctors of lobbying to derail benefits. The letter attacks hospital use, details proposed reforms, and urges state action to protect the elderly and Texas waters and resources.
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the Sun
Congress
Medicare
Samson
American Medical Association
President
Medical Society
Uncle Sam
T. R. Potts
Casey
Criss Cole
Houston
Saump
Galveston
Texas
Quick History Quiz From Today’s Grab Bag
A set of quick questions covers colonial allegiance before independence, Lafayette’s age when promoted, origin of the Committees of Correspondence, Pisces translation, and bunting color rules. Includes clues on a Victorian economist born in Salisbury in 1933 who lost eyesight at 23 and wrote a notable Manual of Political Economy.
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Marquis de la Fayette
Lafayette
England
Salisbury
Cambridge
India
Suffrage Leader and Economist in English Political Economy
The passage profiles a 19th century figure born in Suffolk in 1847 who married at 20 and became a leader in the suffrage movement favoring constitutional methods. She authored works on political economy and fiction including Janet Doncaster and Easter in Palestine, with her husband noted for writings on pauperism and free trade.
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Jett
Suffolk
Janet Doncaster
Palestine
Washington Report letter to Georgie on Cuba Mexico and history
Fulton Leav es Jr writes from Washington describing lessons on Cuba Mexico and U S policy through a grandson letter. He cites Mexican revolutions and U S actions from Tampico to Vera Cruz, urging patience with Cuba and noting long-term shifts in relations and investment.
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Georgie
Washington
California
France
England
Germany
Italy
Cuba
Congress
Mexico
United States
Siu
Russia
Latin
F. D. Roosevelt
Josephus Daniels
Tampico
Daniels
Tings
Howe Arent
Europe
Bisia
Fort McHenry Flag Preserved by Smithsonian Institute
The flag Francis Scott Key observed during the bombardment at Fort McHenry in Baltimore is kept at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC, preserving a key moment in American history.
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Francis Scott Rey
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D. C
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across clues list
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United Nations
Ae Hills
Know Your Bridge Raise Options After Two Notrump
With partner opening 2NT 22-24 balanced, consider slam to six in no trump or in a rooted suit. Five bidding choices shown include six no trump and three hearts, detailing point total logic, risk of dummy communication, and paths to game or slam depending on partner rebids.
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Hearis
Parsoo
Blackwood
Pariner
Ures Syndicate
Ing
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Guy
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Austin, Tex
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Harry Ebeinforte
Enyotoonis
Edmune Duffy
Bert Hamric
Folk OF Fame
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NAN Jones Central Press
Wrive
Samuel Johnson
Yellowstone National Park
Rhode Island
Samuel Adams
Blue
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Pranks
Vesmig Lez
Washington Report
Drew Pearson
George L. Arnold Jr
Washington, D.C
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Machado
Batista
Castro
State Department
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Vera Cruz
Latin America
Fulton Lewes JR
Steve Young
Senate
Roosevelt
John Kennedy
Sen. Young
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Les
Young
Geneva
Tom Petty
Wash
Pelly
Frederick G. Dutton
Dalton
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House Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Bundy
Panama Canal
Cape Canaveral
Department
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Saila Aerh
B. Jay Becker
Weisz
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