Editorials Monument For FDR Planned
Washington debate over memorial forms for Franklin D Roosevelt centers on a 165 foot stone slab plan called stone henge. A House bill proposes a living memorial graduate school for political science in the Roosevelt Memorial site to train federal workers. Roosevelt reportedly preferred a plain stone bearing his name and dates on Pennsylvania Avenue across from the National Archives Building.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
FDR Memorial Commission
Roosevelt Memorial
Potomac River
West Point
Annapolis
Congress
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Avenue
National Archives Building
Kennedy urges cut in 500 dollar travel duty exemption
President Kennedy proposes reducing the duty-free allowance for U S travelers returning from abroad from 500 to 100 dollars as part of a broader plan to curb the U S balance of payments deficit. He backs the Magnuson bill to continue promoting foreign tourism while noting the outflow from Americans spending abroad exceeds foreign visitors' spending in the United States.
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U.S
America
Kennedy
Magnuson
Congress
Stay Home Or Travel? Kennedy Plan Seeks Tourists Abroad
A Kennedy program appeals to the world to visit the United States during holidays, while critics warn reciprocal tariff limits could deter travel. Travel agencies say duty free reductions hurt Caribbean and European nations, with Britain highlighted as a typical gateway. An estimated $20 million yearly loss from fewer tourist purchases is anticipated if restrictions bite.
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United States
Caribbean
Europe
Britain
London
Plea to Preserve Old Gospel Songs in Hymnals
New York AP reports Rev. Ry Delamotte from Kentucky and Tennessee urges sustaining simple gospel numbers in Methodist hymnbooks amid revisions. He argues mass taste favors beloved tunes like In the Sweet Bye and Bye over medieval style substitutions, warning against silent, resentful worship.
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New York
Comes Now & Voice
Ry Delamotte
Kentucky
Tennessee
Church
Christian Advocate
Baytown Sun Publishing Details and Notices
The Baytown Sun is published afternoons weekly by The Baytown Sun Inc at Pearce and Arbbel in Baytown Texas. This notice lists editorial and advertising staff positions and circulation, with subscription rates and postal entry information.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Arbbel
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Associated Press
Prams
Kennedy era crisis echoes Ike on Indo China in Laos
Drew Pearson notes that Kennedy and his advisers face a Southeast Asia crisis with echoes from Eisenhower era Indo China policy. Past warnings by Eisenhower Dulles and Nixon about Red Chinese moves were ignored as Geneva settled Indo China into three parts, one fully Communist.
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Washington
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Laos
John Q
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Korea
Indo-China
Seattle
Kra
India
Burma
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
American Legion
Dulles
China
Red China
Congress
Nixon
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Cincinnati
United States
Geneva
Try and Stop Me
Northcote Parkinsons investigations of the modus operandi of big business and bureaucracy yield a code list of maxims. The piece notes work expands to fill time, somebodies arrive late, and subordinates multiply, with commentary on peacetime income taxes and inflation.
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Northcote Parkinson
Parkinson
Mr. P
Demnett Cerf
Hing Features Syndicate
Fragmented trivia page prompts readers with dated questions
A collage of quick questions and notes from a 1930s style page asks about Natty Bumppo, the Siege of Lexington, Pilgrim refuge, a senator’s tale, and Sir Edmund Hillary. It also references language notes, birthdays, and a folk-fame guessing puzzle about Joan of Arc.
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Natty Bumppo
Lexington
Py Sen
Spessard
Holland
Sir Edmund Hillary
How Do You Stand Sir in a Church and State Clash
In a column set as a reader letter exchange Stephen Shadegg recounts a rebuke from Episcopal priest Rev Richard Shackell of Pleasant Hill California over Shadegg’s ties to Barry Goldwater. The author defends church independence and urges listener to heed divine guidance in governance.
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Stephen Shadegg
Richard Shackell
Pleasant Hill
California
Sen. Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Shackell
Sth
Steve Shadegg
Pacific
Connecticut
Minnesota
Texas
Portland
Maine
Oregon
Council of the Province of the Pacific
Steve
Episcopal Church
Henry Knox Sherrill
Thu Lichtenberger
Sheakell
Aboriginal spoil banks and ancient work near Baytown sites
A letter discusses soil from fresh graves at Hill of Rest Cemetery and the adjacent Robert E. Lee High School area as an Aboriginal spoil bank. It cites local Indigenous presence, legends of floods, a carbon dating test on wood ~400 years old, and spoil bank formations near Necrohead Lake with dating suggesting up to 3,950 years ago.
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Hill of Rest
Robert E. Lee High School
Galveston Bay
Alvar Nunez
Cabeza de Vaca
Limars de Belle Isle
Goose Creek
Baytown
Necrohead Lake
Bible Verse FOR IT is written reflects Romans 14:11
A brief quotation from Romans 14 11 states that the Lord declares every knee shall bow to him and every tongue shall confess to God, underscoring a universal acknowledgment of divine authority.
Health Care Costs Drive Big Business Growth in Hospitals
The AP notes rising medical costs and expanding hospital demand as the health market grows. Hospitals spend on supplies and equipment while patient care devices multiply, from disposable syringes to intercom systems. Industry players like American Hospital Supply and Carrier foresee rapid expansion through automation and new hospital furnishings.
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New York
American Hospital Supply Corporation
American Cyanamid
Foayn Rubber Council
American Seating Co
Carrier Corporation
Carrier
Remington Rand
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Newscaster Delivers Baby On Air in Hollywood
AP reports veteran TV announcer Ted Meyers of Hollywood delivering his own baby after his wife Dr. Phyllis Meyers obstetrician wakes him at night. The baby boy arrived before ambulance as Meyers followed his spouse's instructions during the delivery.
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Hollywood
Ted Meyers
Phyllis
Pound
KJH Radia Ie TV
Ie Meyers
Phyllis Meyers
Hazen Beats Six Spades With Bold Opening Lead
In a 1958 world championship prep hand, Hazen as West led a singleton club against six spades, exposing a bad break. Lazard as East faced a determined defense after Breckwood and grand slam attempts, and the contract went down one. The article analyzes timing, risk, and the pivotal trick leading to the defeat.
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Sidney Lazard
Italy
Hazen
West
Lazard
South
North
Breckwood
King
Booth
Declarer
East
Queen of Hearts
Uren Syndicate, Inc
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