Quiet moves help Kennedy in Congress and abroad
The editorial praises Kennedy's quiet approach to domestic and foreign policy. It notes House votes advancing his welfare and unemployment measures, contrasts his style with Eisenhower and Dulles, and questions whether Congress will tighten or blunt his aims. It concludes Kennedy seeks success over personal triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
Laos
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dean Rusk
Dulles
Rules Committee
Unemployment figures face scrutiny in personal tale
The piece centers on Jeannie, an unemployed worker earning 14 dollars weekly in unemployment compensation who lives at home. It questions using unemployment statistics to measure distress while noting her still untroubled life and absence of severe hardship despite job loss. The tale contrasts wonky data with individual experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Daily Mail
Jeannie
Baytown Sun from Baytown Texas publication details
The Baytown Sun records show a local newspaper with offices at Pearce and Ashbei in Baytown Texas. It lists editors publishers and staff positions and notes affiliation with the Associated Press and national representatives for republication credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbei
Baytown
Texas
Newspaper Representatives, Inc
FP. C. Box WR
Texan
Bernard Goldfine Confession Ties Adams and Senators Bridges Cotton
Bernard Goldfine has filed a confession with the Justice Department alleging gifts to Sherman Adams and payments involving Senators Styles Bridges and Norris Cotton of New Hampshire. The disclosures follow related confessions by Goldfine’s secretary Mildred Paperman and detail travel credits, shopping accounts, liquor, and cash gifts connected with Lebanon Mills and Riverside Woolen Mill ventures. Cotton says he repaid investments and received director fees, while Goldfine earlier sought support from officials regarding Wool Labeling Act and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Vienna
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Justice Department
Adams
Sen
Styles Bridges
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Cotton
Goldfine
Goldine
Mildred Paperman
Sen. Bridges
Robert Kennedy
FBI
Sen. Cotton
White House
Oren Harris
Arkansas
Harris Committee
Miss Paperman
Coldfine
Chester Woods
Lebanon, N. H
Lebandale Mills
Woods
Leban
Congress
of State
Senate
Boston
Try and Stop Me: Wit and Woes in Work Trials
ACOLLEGE GRAD tricks a publisher with a metal sign reading No help wanted. An army private enrols in an electrical engineering correspondence course and jokes his present employer has been in business since 1776.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Guess the Island Birthplace of a Famous French Ally
The puzzle asks for the birthplace of a man who married Josephine in 1778, later became Napoleon’s ally, served as a major in the Revolutionary War, and led France during the Revolution. He was born on Martinique, married Josephine de la Pagerie, and later wed Empress Marie Louise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinique
France
National Assembly
Maing
Josephine de la Pagerie
Napoleon
Empresa
Mystery Figure Adopted by Napoleon Named Prince of France
Central Press writer Nan Jones recalls a famed son of Josephine adopted by Napoleon who became prince of France and heir to the kingdom of Italy. As viceroy in Italy he impressed, aided Austrian wars, and helped preserve Moscow’s army remains before dying at 43. The piece notes his Bavarian king father-in-law as Duke of Leuchtenberg and lists birthdays for notable figures and literary names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Napoleon
France
Kingdom
Italy
Austria
Moscow
Bavaria
Leuchtenberg
Kennedy faces tough risks from Communists and crises
The article argues Kennedy’s stance against communism risks endless woes as Soviet and Chinese aims press for global influence. It notes potential crises in Laos and Southeast Asia as distractions, while Kennedy seeks friendly talks with Khrushchev and builds armed forces for limited wars and guerrilla conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Laos
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Formosa
China
Khrushchev
Moscow
Irving
Congress
Goldfine Names Prominent Figures in Influence Claims
Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine, aged 70, facing income tax evasion trial, reportedly named government figures in alleged improper influence. He reportedly gave expensive gifts to Sherman Adams, aide to former President Eisenhower, triggering Adams' 1958 resignation. both denied wrongdoing. Further inquiry followed as officials declined to discuss the alleged names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
White House
Foremer
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adams
Justice Department
U S proposes system to ban space nuclear explosions
In Geneva the United States urged the Soviet Union to approve an intricate space treaty plan to prevent nuclear explosions in orbit. The program calls for highly instrumented satellites and ground control systems, outlined by Delegate Arthur H. Dean with support from British official David Ormsby Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Arthur H. Dean
David Ormsby-Gore
Bible Verse About Dying for Us and Living With Him
Readers reflect on a Bible verse about death and resurrection, citing 1 Thessalonians and a brief devotional tone. The fragment mentions waking or sleeping and living together with him, implying a faith meditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesa &J
The spirit of giving endures in a changing economy
New York AP report notes philanthropy persists through tougher times as individuals and corporations donate across religious, education, welfare, health, and medical sectors. Total private giving reaches about $8 billion yearly, with individuals contributing $6.5 billion, businesses $420 million, bequests $570 million, and foundations $710 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Association of Fund Raising Counsel, Inc
Association
Letters to the Editor on Bay Town projects and bonds
The writer explains city library efforts and a $1,696,000 bond issue being completed. He notes industry revenue helping balance the 1961 62 budget, adds $35,000 to street maintenance making $190,000, and urges citizens to vote April 4 for Kenneth Badgett for District 3 to continue work on streets and projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Baytown
Kenneth Badgett
Bay
Daily Crossword Clue Snap Incomplete Entry
Crossword clues list appears incomplete covering airplane engines roman money one form Apple seed and exclamation right with missing connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterday
Actwer
Apple Seed
Right
Know Your Bridge Partner Bids One Henai
Bridge expert discusses responding to partner bids with five hands. It covers two hearts, two clubs, three hearts, two clubs, and four hearts, detailing aims, point counts, fits, and risks of overcalling or raising and how to steer toward optimal contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matsze
King Teen
Ree
Syndionte
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergram - Dese
Beulah Mar Jackson
J.T. Bowling
Snes Dei
Advertising Department
Nens Igh
Paul Putman
Gorrie Laureun
Ceee Cere
Ees
Fan
Houston
Mec
Drew Pearson
Jordan Marsh
Big
Cotton and
By Bennett Cerf
Quickl
Jennings Randolph
dAxaguat
Julius Hare
Martin van Buren
Ado Alii
Nan Jones
Central Press
Henry Morgan
William Bragg
Dave Koslo
Alfred Tennyson
Robert Browning
James M. Barrie
West Virginia
Miles Coverdale
Manhattan
U.S
Sam Dawson
Daily Crossword
King
Carpenter's
Eason
Berlin
Tab
By B. Jay Becker
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!