Editorials- Business Aid Is Weather Business
Markets show resilience after a tough winter as spring promises renewed activity. Durable goods orders rose, housing starts lifted, personal income expanded, and auto and steel output remained strong. Yet unemployment lingers, while a potential steel contract settlement and SEC report shape Wall Street mood. The U.S. Chamber calls for a $4.5 billion federal spending cut and broad tax reforms to boost long term growth.
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Martin R. Gainsbrugh
National Industrial Conference Board
Veterans’ Insurance
United Steelworkers Union
Manuel Cohen
Securities and Exchange
SEC
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Congress
Realtors May Sell Negro Home In All-White Areas
Washington AP reports the National Association of Real Estate Boards clarifies its ethics code allows selling to a Negro family in previously all white neighborhoods. The revised Article 5 focuses on property character rather than occupancy, with cases cited where a realtor faced ethics review yet was cleared. Local boards vary in enforcement beyond the national stance.
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Washington
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Fact
Nareb Committee On
NAREB
Deep South
Baytown Sun staff and office details listed
The Baytown Sun Inc describes its staff positions and contact information including editor publisher general manager office manager circulation director and managers in Baytown Texas. It notes publication schedule and postal rules under the 1879 act and mentions association with the Associated Press and national representation.
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Aes Necesce
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Mt Pearce and
Ashbel
P. O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Temas Dalz Nerapaper
Calls to drop labels as Brazil loan sparks debate
A memo urges dropping political labels while noting U S officials readiness to lend Brazil 500 million dollars. It criticizes Castro linked moves and Brazil’s resistance to prevent a Communist Congress, while questioning U S policy and risks of aiding Castro allies.
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Washington
Brazil
Alliance For Progress
Castro
Rio de Janeiro
U.S
Havana
Moscow
United States
Kennedy
Congress
U.S. Treasury
Invest in Freedom Pushes U S Savings Bonds
Washington reporter Drew Pearson details government censorship battles and a 1936 memo on missile contracts amid arms industry pressure. The piece cites Arthur Sylvester at the Pentagon and lists postwar U S export licenses to Yugoslavia and other nations, noting potential Soviet bloc strengthening.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
Defense Department
Sylvester
Nickerson
Joan Nickerson
Army
Air Force
Armed Services
Douglas Aircraft
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Tel
U.S
Florida
Pentagon
Charles E. Wilson
Malena
Omar Bradley
Joint Chief of Staff
Art Sylvester
Newark
N.J
Niekerson
News
Art
Yugoslavia
Jesenice
Department of Commerce
Mport Bank
Congressman Lipscomb
Soviet Bloc
Commerce
Lipscomb
Department
Special House Committee On
Ussr
Commerce Department
Tito
Washington cab driver ousts four DAR members
A Washington taxi driver ordered four portly women to keep quiet or leave after they argued aboard his cab from the airport to Constitution Avenue. The women proclaimed they were Daughters of the American Revolution, prompting the driver to pull over and eject them along with their luggage.
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Washington
Constitution i
Daughters of the American Revolution
Today’s Quiz Pack Answers and Old Times Clippings
A compact recap of humorous trivia and historical notes from a newspaper grab bag. It covers a quirky quiz with answers, a note on Palace Theater’s opening a century ago in New York, and a column highlighting two famed rabbis with clues about their identities.
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New York
Palace Theater
Iman
Budapest
Hungary
New York City
Columbia
Portland
Oregon
Temple Beth Israel
Free
American Jewish Congress
Penguins Wings as Specialized Paddles Propel Speed
Penguins use wings shaped as paddles to achieve swift underwater movement. These specialized wings enable rapid swimming without serving in combat roles.
Bridge duel in New York world championship clash
Italy and the United States played a 144 board match. In one hand Garozzo and Forquet reached five diamonds after a diamond relay, scoring 620 for Italy. At the other table Van der Porten and Mathe reached six diamonds for 2,180 points after a six spade bid and Belladonna led a club.
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North East South West
New York
Italy
United States
Coon
South
West
Murray
Forquet
North
Garozzo
Kine
van der Porten
Mathe
Dble
Reddie
Avarelli
Belladonna
Matha
Area Syndicaia, Inc
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Baytown Sir
Fred Hartman
James H. Male
Preston Pendergrass Soos
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
News Desk
Sing Sing
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington Report
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Warren Whitjock
Oliver M. Pette- Way
Little Brothers
Big Brothers Organization
Mem
Daniel Webster
Sen
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Huey Lang
Russell Long
Louisiana
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Johnson
Tne
Jepsson
Sen. Mansfield
Alben Harxiey
Kentucky
Scott Lucas
Ilinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Teady
Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Harry Truman
Tin
Fulton Lewis JR
Czechoslovakia
Glenn Lipscomb
Iran Curtain
Soviet Union
Poland
Josef Broz Tito
Khrushchev
By Bennett Cerf
Heloise
Abelard
Kingdom
Mercia
Jerry Colonna
Binnie Barnes
Sindy Clyde
Basebdail
Woodie Held
Wait Craddock
Folk OF Fame
Nan Jones
Central Press
Berlin
Germany
Hitler
Temple B'nai Abraham
Columsa
Cicero
Britain
Perlis
People Teator of
Bern
Sandurich
Isis
Seaport
Mead
Empire State
Protector
Foot
Inculcate
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