Geneva Talks Get Nowhere Failing Disarmament Effort
The Geneva disarmament conference between the United States Great Britain and Russia stalls amid deep distrust. Russia rejects comprehensive inspection and insists on nontransparent terms, while the Allies demand in indemnified internal checks. The piece warns of a looming nuclear threat and urges full effort to avert a hydrogen holocaust.
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Geneva
United States
Russia
Menshikov
State Department
Dobrynin
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Mt. Everest
Brighter Job Picture Amid Government Push for Training
The Labor Department reports February factory jobs and hours rose with wages at 95.20 weekly. Employment hit 53.747 million, a February record, while weekly hours edged to 40. President Kennedy signed a $435 million three-year retraining program aiding displaced workers. AFL-CIO leaders indicated swift action if unemployment declines. Industrial production reached a record 115, personal income rose $2.7 billion to a record $432.8 billion. Manufacturers forecast record sales through June, stock and bond markets advanced, steel and auto output climbed, and car sales in early March jumped 18 percent from a year earlier.
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Labor Department
Kennedy
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Commerce Department
Analysis Of The News By James Manis
Washington AP veteran James Manis surveys four years of U.S. Soviet ambassadorship and stalled disarmament talks. Anatoly Dobrynin replaces Menshikov as Geneva plans fail to advance, while diplomats vow to pursue agreement amid recurring stalemates and vague pledges.
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James Manis
Washington
Russia
Mikhail A. Menshikov
Siiles
United States
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Menshikov
Dobrynin
Thomas Jefferson
Baytown Sun Masthead and Notices
The Baytown Sum prints afternoons six days a week from Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas. Editorial staff include Beulah Mae Jackson managing editor and James H. Hale office manager. Advertising and circulation details listed with staff names and roles. Newspaper is entered as second class matter and represented nationally by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc. Associated Press news is credited as available.
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The
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Mellor
Jim Boone
Hape
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
James H. Hale
Robert B. Gilmore
Seanae Eavefe Ey
Puzzle filled with trivia and cryptic clues from Today
A collage of questions and word games features a quiz on novels, music, geography, and history, plus oblique hints about famous birthdays and fortunes. Readers are invited to answer five questions, guess a soprano, and decode playful captions amid a vintage-style puzzle page.
Washington rally of ultraconservatives stirs capital scene
Washington Report recalls Rev. Billy James Hargis leading a high profile right wing rally at the Washington Hotel with John Rousselot coordinating. It notes mass invitation of 2000 right wing groups, Hargis’s anti liberal stance, his push to impeach Earl Warren, and his fundraising letter after radio station losses. It also covers ex-attorney general Rogers dodging a subpoena, and Rep. Bill Cramer pressing for Cuban embargo loophole fixes with no full White House response.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Billy James Hargis
Washington Hotel
John Rousselot
California
John Bircher
Ultras
Russelot
John Birch Society
Ite
Exiticiam
Hargis
Rousselot
We the People
Hi. L. Hunt
Hye
U. S
Earl Warren
U. S. Senate Committee On Elections
Adlai Stevenson Estes Kefauver
Reds
Tulsa
Billy Hargis
Denver
Newton - Wichita
Kans
Columbus
Neb
Vicksburg
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Billy
Bill Rogers
Hugh Duffy
Rogers
Duffy
Ovalndo
Fla
James R. Hoffa
Kennedy
Bill Creamer
Cramer
Kennnedy
United States
Cuba
Hemisphere
Treasury Bement
Canada
Canary Islands
Britain
West Germany
Spain
U.S
Havana
Trenton
N.T
Tampa
Letters From Baytown Readers On School Dances
The Sun printed readers letters about a banned column by Danny Baggett 14 Horace Mann Junior High student concerns over school dances. The Baytown Education Association praises Wanda Orton for a Texas Public School Week coverage series and thanks the paper for publicizing broader views of the school system.
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the Sun
Baytown
Horace Mann
Danny Baggett
Baytown Education Association
Texas Public School
Wanda Orton
Kathryn Wood
Not How You Say It It Is What You Say
A light exchange shows mishearing and wit in public remarks. Rep. William S. Moorhead recalls a woman praising “superflous” in a speech and jokes about publishing posthumously. A Jackson housewife’s diet praise elicits a surprised maid remark about her figure.
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William S. Moorhead
Dpa
Moorhead
Jackson
Lauie
Susie
Heaven and Earth Will Pass Away Quote
A Bible verse from Matthew 24 35 states that heaven and earth will pass away but Jesus words will not pass away, highlighting enduring divine authority and truth amid worldly change.
Know Your Bridge Belkides Tolvernti South West i Pas
Bridge notes describe a 1956 match between France and the United States with North South cards held by Francs and details of bidding and play. The West hand wins a diamond sequence after a spade and heart lead, concluding four hearts doubled with an overtrick for 990 points, Franco gaining 890. Odd bidding choices at both tables are discussed, including conservative passes and overcalls.
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Hearts
France
United Hates
Aia
Tresel
East
Damony
Dectarer
Weet
North
Taki
Heart
Dectster
Chiba
West
Franco
South
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Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Traymore
Atlantic City
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Nellie
Melba
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Lucia di Lammermoor
Statueaque
Alsa
Nan Jones
Central Press
England
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Italy
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Supreme Court
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Irving Wallace
Ancient Smith
Pennsylvania
Toledo
Massachusetts
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Tampa Ciar
Fidel Castro
Frederick Dutton
Parkway Drive
King Prature
Azeem
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Help Be
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Studio
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