Editorial warns anti American tide rising worldwide
An editorial questions President Johnson's claim that Americans are widely beloved as anti American sentiment grows. It cites Athens and Rhodes protests in Greece, riots in Panama and Zanzibar, Ghana's anti U.S. actions, and violence in Saigon as evidence of rising hostility linked to postwar aid and Cold War tensions.
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Cyprus
Athens
Rhodes
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Panama
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Canal
Zanzibar
Africa
Ghana
Kwane Nkrumah
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William P. Mahoney Jr
Volta River
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Viet Nam
Ibeelf
Tax cut reshapes consumer buys in 1961 forecasts
BABSON PARK Mass readers learn that a federal tax cut will mostly yield discretionary income for many Americans. Despite optimism for growth, shoppers will prioritize services and semi luxuries, while travel and recreation see rising spending.
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Baytown Sun staff and office details
The Baytown Sun lists editor and publisher Che Baytoun Sun Fred Hartman James H Hale Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K. Gilmore with general manager managing editor office manager and advertising department staff. It notes second class matter status at Baytown Texas post office and pricing 8 per month 17.40 per year with nationwide representation by Weasers Representative Inc.
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James H Hale
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Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
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Faul Putman
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Texas
Texas Moves Toward Secession in 1860 Rolling Toward Civil War
In late 1860 Texas citizens react to Lincoln's election with outrage and vows to leave the Union. Gov. Sam Houston blocks a secession vote until January 1861, as Austin theaters convene a secession convention. The February San Antonio plan forces Twiggs to evacuate, and on March 4 the Texas Secession Convention confirms a 46,129 to 14,697 popular vote in favor of secession. Texas proclaims itself free, sovereign, and independent as the Union fractures.
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Today’s Grab Bag and Trivia Challenge Highlights
Answers cover classical authors, origins of czar and kaiser, shared careers of Flaubert Gautier Bourget Zola, acoustics as the science of sound, and Venus as Love and Beauty goddess. A Pope quote, Alamo note, future fortunes, births, and a cathedral spot of fame query conclude this digest.
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Kefauver and Stevenson trail in New Hampshire primary
Washington report outlines Kefauver victory in New Hampshire and Stevenson nomination context. It notes campaign dynamics for Eisenhower era contenders including Rockefeller Goldwater Lodge and Nixon, with push for television advertising and cross party polling. The piece also covers Shriver’s draft age idea and debates over weekend-warrior lawmakers, plus Spain Cuba ties and Latin American politics.
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Rockefeller
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Bobby Kennedy Jis
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Franco
Russia
Latin America
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Hitler
Watermaster Tate Dalrymple Named by Judge Starley
EDINBURG Tex AP Dist Judge JOH Starley appoints Tate Dalrymple water master in the Rio Grande valley water rights complex Dalrymple a Lane Tex native slated to retire May 1 as administrator with the US Geological Survey since 1946 He lives in Arlington Va a UT graduate hydraulics engineer who has worked on flood studies and highway engineering The watermaster post created about eight years ago to control US water in the Rio Grande the job pays $20000 per year.
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Tex
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Tate Dalrymple
Valley Water Rights
Dalrymple
Lane Tex
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Arlington
University of Texas
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Rio Grande
Know Your Bridge by B. Jay Becker
South hands and vulnerable. The bidding sequence leads to the conclusion that the best contract is notrump or spade play, with balancing and protective bids guiding the action. The analysis covers overcalls, doubles, and the rationale behind bids like two hearts and three diamonds, emphasizing balance versus full values in context.
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