Editorials-Features Bomb Hassle Continuing
There are five opposing views on halting bombing of North Vietnam with articulate spokesmen. View One cites a 37 day pause last year and argues for an open-ended halt to lure North Vietnam to talks, citing McNamara that bombing hasn’t cut troops or material and may be costly to the North. View Two notes Hanoi spurned past peace bids and warns that ending air raids could prolong the war, inviting world opinion pressure and loss of leverage. The piece cautions against treating Stop the bombing as a magic key and asserts that if Hanoi truly seeks talks they can begin without U.S. concessions.
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U.S
North Vietnam
New York
Robert Kennedy
United States
Defense
McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
South Vietnam
North
Hanoi
Britain
Russia
Ho Chi Minh
Korea
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Vietnam
Do You Have A Query By Henry McLemoee New York
A humor column answers reader questions on everyday life. Topics include repurposing thin clothing for distress flags, parrot headstone sizes, home security tips, bathtub stopper swaps, and bongo drum lessons for seniors. The tone is playful and lightly satirical.
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Henry McLemoee
New York
Millard Fillmore
Combinaton Medical Household
Coast Guard
This Day In History Highlights March 14 Events
On March 14 1794 Eli Whitney patented the cotton gin. Einstein born in 1879. 1903 established Pelican Island Florida as first U S bird reservation. 1944 Allied bombers hit Rome rail yards. 1957 BEA Viscount crash in Manchester killed 20 aboard. 1967 UN disarmament talks in Geneva opened 17 nations. 1966 Gemini 8 delay from Cape Kennedy.
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Associated Press
Eli Whitney
Albert Einstein
William McKinley
United States
Pelican Island
Fla
Rome
Manchester
England
United Nations
Geneva
Cape’ Kennedy
Barbs by Walter C Parkes
The gal who wears a girdle too small is in for a stretch of discomfort. Smart gals usually know when a phony's line is out of order.
Bolivian reception greets Chief Justice Warren in Sucre
Thousands of Indians greet U.S. Chief Justice Earl Warren as his motor caravan enters Sucre. He speaks from a balcony and is translated into Quechua. Warren later addresses the Bolivian Supreme Court to uphold democracy as a way of life.
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Earl Warren
United States
Spain
South America
Douglas Henderson
Warren
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Barrientos
Eisenhower
Supreme Court of
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Moses
Solomon
Solon
Lycurgus
Augustis
Justinian
Mohammed
Charlemagne
St. Louis
France
Blackstone
John Marshall
Peace through law and liberty echoed in Bolivian visit
A public address linked faith and freedom to governance. The speaker praised Bolivian leaders for honoring law and urged global peace through legal institutions, noting many nations lack universities or courts and must build justice within civilization standards.
Baytown Ambulance Debate Sparks Call for Reform
A Baytown letter criticizes the council and mayor over ambulance service, detailing a costly contract raise to 6000 dollars monthly after the firm failed to deliver. The writer urges municipal ambulance provisioning by fire or police departments and endorses Savell, Eichelberger, and Walker for proven management.
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Baytown
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Albert Fanestiel
Savell, Eichelberger
Walker
The Well Child Diabetes Care Tips for Parents
This column outlines recognizing insulin reactions and diabetic coma in children with juvenile diabetes. It covers warning signs, immediate steps like giving candy or juice, insulin variability with activity and meals, and cautions about sweets and infection susceptibility. It also discusses whether a diabetic child should attend a camp based on social adjustment.
De Gaulle Faces Potential Setbacks From French Assembly
AP notes that after Sundays elections the Gaullist majority could shrink with a loss of nearly 40 deputies and the defeat of Maurice Couve de Murville. De Gaulle remains confident, controls the cabinet, and may dissolve the assembly if needed. Unity Center Democrats push a stronger social program while seeking limited opposition.
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Jean Lecannet
pro-European Unity
Center Democrats
New Assembly
de Gaulle
Beneer Bum
Assembly
Missing Hals painting valued at 350000 in Swiss custody
Count Arnold Maurice Bendern reports the 350000 Fr Hals work The Flute Player is missing from a Geneva bank safekeeping. The 88 year old Briton by birth became Liechtenstein citizen in 1932 and notes a lesser painting substituted when he checked the collection last January.
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Menton
France
Arnold Maurice Bendern
Franz Hals
Bendern
Lake Geneva
Geneva
Hals
Britain
Principality of
Liechtenstein
Play Bridge With Jacoby by Oswald and James Jacoby
The column discusses National Tourney chair Evelyn Piro of Seattle and outlines a bridge hand where South chooses a third line of play, leading to a seven-trick, down-two result. Piro’s background on the National Good Will Committee is noted.
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Seattle
Evelyn Piro
Evelyn
South
Piro
Card Jenseee Q The bidding has been West North East South
You hold AI2 WARGS 432 HA QE2. What do you do now after partner bids three spades to your right. The question advises bidding three hearts rather than no trump to avoid diamond weakness and keep the contract viable.
Baytown Sun staff and rates notice details
The Baytown Sun list includes editor Beulah Mae Jackson and publisher Ann B. Pritchett with general manager Paul Putman and other staff roles. It notes publication as afternoons Monday through Sunday from 1301 Memorial Drive, Baytown Texas, with subscription rates by carrier and mail and standard post office designation.
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Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun., Inc
Memorial Drive
P. C. Box
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