Fulbright criticizes Johnson foreign policy in bold speech
Senator J W Fulbright, Arkansas, calls for less caution and more bold moves abroad. He urges rethinking on Cuba Viet Nam and Red China, questions Panama treaty handling, and sparks strong Republican pushback led by Melvin Laird. The White House says Fulbright’s views do not reflect official policy.
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J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Fulbright
Russia
Red China
Viet Nam
Cuba
Latin
America
Panama
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Laird
Senate
Fidel Castro
Castro
South Viet Nam
Asia
United Nations
Formosa
Latin America
White House
Letters to the Sun defend reforms amid board criticism
A reader rebuts Dr Bridgas while praising Board reforms recently enacted despite opposition. The letter lists changes like expanded school insurance coverage, bid purchasing for cafeterias, independent district appraisals, and earning interest on district cash. It argues for transparent, publicly scrutinized governance and criticizes critics who oppose reforms.
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The
Sun Bear
American Medical Association
Bridges
Sun
Bridgas
World’s fastest river hydrofoil craft built in USSR
Tass reports the Soviet Union has built the world’s fastest river hydrofoil craft with a top speed of 68 miles per hour. The vessel carries 150 passengers and is driven by gas turbines with water jet propulsion.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Baytown Sun Masthead and Staff List
The Baytown Sun masthead lists editors and publishers including Che Baytoun Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson and Robert K Gilmore with roles such as Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor Office Manager Circulation Director John Wadley Corrie Laughlin and others. It notes publication details and office locations in Baytown Texas and that the paper is entered as second class matter.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Babson predicts computers to lead next big industry
Roger Babson notes investors favoring telephone stocks as there are many regional telephone firms and new devices like the RapidDialer expand usage. He cites Babson Park founder Jay Freke Hayes and predicts federal non takeover will keep efficiency rising while computers near the top of the next big industry, naming IBM among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Western Electric
General Telephone and Electronics Corp
Progressive
Sylvania Electric
United States
Florida
Jay” Freke-Hayes
Fla
Who's Who In American History
A collage of biographical prompts and clues listing names and roles from 19th century to early 20th century figures, including Delius and Ives, with a final clue about Dickens. The text surveys figures like Kosciuszko and Eaton, then shifts to tech talk on lasers and computers with quotes about Townes and Habler, ending with musings on home computers and information handling.
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Virginia
Jurgen
George Washington
Washington, D.C
Jackson
Massachusetts
Woman's Journal
Qld
Delius
Frederick
Ives
James
Merritt
Cabel
James Branch
Kosciurske
Tadeusz
Thaddeus
Eaton
John Henry
Peggy O'Neill
Nation
Carry
Stone
Lucy
Dickens
Charles
Manana meaning and a trivia about lapses in history
The page poses trivia questions on manana meaning and the painter of The Laugh of Any Wivaner 2 3. It asks who was the U S ambassador to France at the start of World War I and for the capital of India. It also notes March dates and a famous Niagara Falls event, plus a spot of fame about the Columbia Basin Project and a list of notable births and figures.
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U.S
France
India
Nathaniel Briges
New, Wampshire
Niagara Falls
Tee
Buffalo
Boy
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Columbia Basin
Big Bend
Washington Report: McCormack seeks pardon for ex congressman Boykin
Speaker McCormack pressed President Johnson to grant a pardon to ex congressman Frank Boykin of Alabama after his suspended sentence. Johnson indicated he would act if McCormack cleared with Attorney General Kennedy. The piece notes Kennedy’s opposition and a Kennedy faction rift. It recalls Jennings Randolph’s 28 year old bill allowing blind people to operate vending stands in government buildings, now expanded to federal parks, aiding about 4,000 blind vendors.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
John McCormack
White House
Johnson
Frank Boykin
Alabama
Savings and Loan
Justice Department
Boykin
McCormack
Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy
Baltimore
Bobby
Lyndon
West Virginia
Jennings Randolph
Inonu
Turkey
Greece
Cyprus
Mediterranean
LBI
Douglas Homer
Britain
U.S
Senate
Sabine to Build 15.7 Million Gas Pipeline in Texas and La
Sabine Pipe Line Co a Texaco subsidiary approved by the Power Commission to construct a 15.7 million natural gas pipeline linking Texaco Erath Vermilion Parish Louisiana to Port Arthur Texas plants The project faced opposition from United Gas Pipe Line Co which ended after Sabine agreed the gas would be used only in Texaco Port Arthur facilities The article also cites unrelated political and biblical references and a Cyprus crisis note.
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Washington
Sabine Pipe Line. Co
Houston
The
Power Commission
Texas
Louisiana
Sabine Company
Texaco, Inc
Texaco
Erath
Vermillion Parish
Port Arthur
Tex
United Gas Pine Line Co
Shreveport
Sabine
Questions From The News Trivia List Headlines
A reader-constructed set of 25 news related questions spanning topics from international treaties to public figures and events. It includes references to Panama Canal issues, Luxembourg royalty, British prime ministers, U S diplomacy, boxing, literature, and cultural headlines with a final score rating.
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Panama
Brendan Behan
Charlotte of Luxembourg
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Douglas Home
Army
U.S
Geneva
Miuny
Rusk
Salinger
Ghana
Pres
Stegaly
Huntington Hartford
New York City
Salinger Seeks U.S. Senate Seat
The article reports author and former candidate Salinger announcing a bid for the United States Senate. It notes campaign goals, proposed policy focus, and anticipated challenges in the race. Supporters emphasize integrity, experience, and commitment to public service.
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE ACROSS AND DOWN
Across clues include LA flood dressed city of light in volcanic rock sun ship of the desert and more. Down clues cover LA spouse become fan and other phrases with many misspellings. puzzle features typical crossword clues and wordplay.
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Sulbwarine
Bone
Anat
Perish
London
Fanipia i
Near East Nalive
Tex
Bettet
Know Your Bridge By 8 JAY BECKER oy North dealer
North South played a complex bridge hand where declarer exploited defense to secure six clubs. West signaling with the eight of hearts exposed a standard line and a squeeze finale left East unable to discard without cost, securing the win for declarer.
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Jay Becker Oy
Nine of Hearts
Declarer
Alsp
Mart
West
Hearts
Eas
Vent
South
Cummy
North
East
Nhimeelf
We Syndicate, Inc
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Che Baytoun Sun
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Texas Newspapers Representatives
Tac
Associated Press
Tted Press
Othermter
Eneous
Ortein
Richtx
Lumu
Brigg Fair
Nathaniel Currier
Minneapolis - Honeywell
RCA
Sperry - Rand
Control Data Corp
MIT
Charles Townes
Tampa
George L. Habler
General Electric
Tads
Theodore
Raoscrecit
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Far West
Golumn
TOOAT
Christian Frerter
Flora Robson
Rudolf Serkin
Paul Whiteman
Freddie Bartholomew
Dirk Bogarde
John Tyler
Howard Lindsay
William Walton
Pearl Bailey
Eileen Heckart
Dennis O'Keefe
Frans Hais
Kentucky
Myron T. Herrick
Delhi
Washington Report
Randolph
James Spencer Bryden
Sen
Ruby
Liz Taylor
Oregon
Richard Nixon
Eddie Fisher
Jackie Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Ireland
Nigeria
Cassius Baseball
II Bombers
Nkrumah
Museum
Eshkal
Spring Matzoh
Burton
Baker
Nhu Far
People of
King
Norin eQez
SAKTS
Koraxs South
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