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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1966

Page

4

Inflexibility Is Big Danger In Red China

Editorial contrasts Red China leadership with Stalin era inflexibility, warning of ongoing menace despite possible future change. Notes past Soviet and Cuban splits, Indonesian upheaval, Ghana’s Nkrumah overthrow, and Viet Nam war impacts. Discusses containment policy, scholars urging engagement, and Humphrey calls for friendship with Chinese people.

Red China Soviet Union Stalin Sen Stuart Symington D-Me Asia Johnson Fidel Castro Cuba Indonesia Sukarno Ghana Kwame Nkrumah Red China Viet Nam Southeast Asia Marshal Lin Senate Foreign Relations Committee United States Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey

Republicans projected to win Alabama governorship in 1962

Fulton Lewis reports Alabama voters expected to elect the first Republican governor since Reconstruction, Rep. James D. Martin, amid Democratic splits. He notes GOP grass roots growth, potential party gains across Georgia Arkansas and South Carolina, and several Democratic defectors rising as Republicans in state legislatures and the U.S. Senate race.

Fulton Lewis JR Washington Alabama James D. Martin Gadsden George Wallace Richmond Wallace Lins Martin Lister Hill D-Ala Sess Martin Congress GOP Dixit Martin Flowers Georgia Howard Rockefeller Orval Faubus Faubus Lyndon Johnson South Carolina Marshall Parker U.S. Senate Donald Russell

Letters Praise Lee College Bond Victory and Engineers Week

Jim Harrap thanks readers for support of Lee College bond issue, crediting diverse efforts for community progress. Baytown TSPE chapter lauds The Baytown Sun for publicizing National Engineers Week and commends Preston Pendergrass and staff for a successful supplement and outreach.

the Sun Lee College Jim Harrap Citizens For Lee College Fred Hartman Baytown Sun Baytown Texas Mr Hartman Texas Society of Professional Engineers Sun Preston Pendergrass John Wadley Society France Greece South America James A. Pridmore TSPE

No Fall Planes Desired Despite Ads Pleas

Henry McLemore laments airline advertising in a satirical piece. He surveys ads stressing food, friendliness, color, cultural allure, and entry experiences, but parodies the fantasy of foolproof planes and safe flights. He imagines a world with guaranteed safe planes and no fall risk. The piece ends with a biblical quote from James 1 27.

Louise Canada Pang New York Henry McLemoere Madison Avenue

China Lobby and isolation debate echo in Washington

Washington experts testified that engagement with Red China is not treason but a mistake to isolate China. The essay traces the China Lobby’s influence, its funds, key figures, and how it shaped U.S. policy from 1935 to 1953, including ties to Chiang Kai-shek and influence on senators and public figures.

Drew Pearson Washington House Senate Joe M McCarthy Wisconsin Siyles Bridges New Hampshire Pat Mc Cerran Nevada William Fulbright D-Ark Clement Zablocki D-Wis Red China China United Nations George Marshall Grant Lee Sens. McCarthy William Jenner Indiana Dean Acheson State Department Foreign Service O. Edmund Clubb Rep Zablocki China Lobby Far East United States Wesley Powell Styles Bridges Charles Tobey Bridges Bill Bullitt Russia Chiang Kai - Shek H. H. Kung Kung Louis Johnson Defense Truman Wayne Morse R-Ore Brien McMahon Richard Russell Acheson Heart of China Bank of China H. H. King Riverdale N.Y Central Bank U.S Sens. McMahon Morse Nina Chiang Kai-shek McMahon-Morse Gen. Marshall State Acheson Chine Lobby Joe McCarthy Leo Casey California Joe Kung Chiang Kaishek Los Angeles Ambassador Hotel Richard Nixon

Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details

Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor Fred Hartman James H Male 3 Preston Pendergress god Beulah Mae Jackson Assistant To The Publisher Billi Hartman Ann B Pritchett Office Manager Advertising Department John Wadley 2 w Manager Paul Putman Retail Manager Corrie Laugh National Manager Baytown Texas publication details and subscription rates included.

Fred Hartman James H. Male Preston Pendergress - Gervnt Puta Beulah Mae Jackson Billi Hartman Ann B. Pritchett John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laugh Baytown Texas Baytown Sun, Inc Memorial Drive P. O. Box Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc Associated Press Newa Dispatches

Today’s Grab Bag Trivia and Births Note

A quick trivia grab bag answers: theme of The Cruise of the Cachalot. which states pay when shown. the poet who wrote poems as a louse and a mouse. definition of a stirrup cup. which baseball club led the American League in 1937. Also a world of Murder Inc uncovered in Brooklyn in 1940 and Patrick Saint’s birth legends.

Murder, Inc Brooklyn

Saint Patrick and birthday tributes on this date

Central Press writer Ruth Ramsey notes Saint Patrick founded hundreds of churches and baptized thousands, with death in 463 at Saul and burial likely in Armagh. The column also lists notable birthdays including Paul Green Mercedes McCambridge Nate King Cole Bobby Jones and Sammy Baugh.

King Laughsire Saul Armagh Paul Green Mercedes McCambridge Nate King Cole Bobby Jones Sammy Baugh

Reasons Interest Goes Up

BABSON PARK MASS bankers raise rates as money grows scarcer and demand outstrips supply. The piece traces liquidity fears to 1907 style boom bust, notes deposits and CDs pay rising while loans cost more, and bond yields spike as banks chase riskier investments.

Babson Park Mass U.S Federal Reserve Eady Hho Dow

Know Your Bridge Read Turns Two Tables Into Wins

West dealer plays on with two diamonds in the North hand as aggressive bidding yields game at both tables in a team match. In the first table, a diamond ace opening leads to a heart ruff shortage, but South wins five diamonds after a series of ruffs and discards. In the second, South shifts to spades over diamonds, reaching four spades with North, while the king of hearts lead is common yet still yields the contract.

West North East South South West East Declarer North Ares Syndicate, Inc

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fulton Lewis James The Walpole St. Patrick, the Apostle of Ireland Luceat Patricius Antrim Milchu St. Patrick Ruth Ramsey Central Press A. Whaling Missouri Robert Burns New York Yankees B. Jay Becker King
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