Changes In Foreign Policy: Slow Shifts After Cuban Crisis
Editorial argues that real changes in U S foreign policy proceed slowly after the 1962 Cuban crisis. It notes Kennedy speeches urging a reexamination of peace, the split between the Soviet Union and Red China, the nuclear test ban, and mixed reactions to Fulbright proposals. It suggests Johnson will drive policy changes if public attitudes shift in the election year.
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John F. Kennedy
American University
University of Maine
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Soviet Union
Red China
Charles de Gaulle
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Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
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J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Congress
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Cuba
Panama
Rusk May Stay On Until After November Election
Washington AP says Secretary of State Dean Rusk appears likely to remain until after the November vote, with no resignation plans. State Department sources note the next president will select the cabinet, leaving Rusk’s future uncertain and subject to electoral outcome.
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Dean Rusk
Johnson
American Broadcasting Co
Pierre Salinter
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Salt Lake City
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Tam
State Department
Peanut Storage Total Up Five Percent Over 1943
Washington AP reports stocks of peanuts stored in commercial facilities on March 1 reached a record for that date at 1,204 million pounds. The level was 3 percent higher than a year earlier while usage in candy salt ed peanuts peanut butter and other edible products exclusive of oil totaled 512 million pounds in the first seven months of the marketing year ending July 31, up 26 million pounds from the prior period.
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Washington
Baytown Sun Staff and office details noted
The Baytown Sun, Inc publishes afternoons in Baytown Texas. Office locations Pearce and Ashbel list editors and managers including Beulah Jackson and John Wadley with roles such as editor publisher general manager and circulation director. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Baytown post office.
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Congress
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Baytown
Texas
Prayer amendment prospects fade in Congress
Fulton Lewis reports that action on a constitutional amendment to permit school prayer and Bible reading seems unlikely this year. House Judiciary Committee Chair Emanuel Celler blocks progress while Rep. Frank Becker presses discharge petitions to force a floor vote amid a slow Senate path and looming elections.
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Congress
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Judiciary Committee
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Corti
New York
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House
Senate
Winter Brain Teaser Column From Central Press
Ruth Ramsey presents a rambling winter grab bag with word trivia from a Baltimore reader, jokes about dogs and cats named Dog and Cat, a list of today’s curios, and a quiz about Hivbrew prophets, actors, magicians, poetry, and famous historical figures.
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Roxbury Wey
Connecticut
Annual Sun Feature- Baytown Council Candidates Quizzed
Baytown Sun invites candidates for city council to answer twenty questions on pressing local issues including zoning annexation garbage service and fiscal policy. The feature aims to inform voters with brief typed responses from hopefuls while preserving the editor's note and public service focus.
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Baytown
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C. C.redd
David Funderburk
Washington News Roundup From AP Dated Inaccurate Fragments
Washington reports from AP outline a Vietnam wartime footing costing the US about 1 million dollars weekly, with McNamara promising aid. Kennedy assassination commission findings suggest no political plot. Panama Canal Zone riots spark unproven US attack claims. Johnson poverty war adds four businessmen to aid drive led by Sargent Shriver.
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South Viet Nam
United States
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Presidential Commission
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Donald S. Carmichael
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Cleveland
Ohio
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Daniel R. Wricht
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International Techhn Ve Corp
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature
A partial crossword puzzle page lists clues and grid entries across many numbers. The readable items include hints like lofty mountain and energy entries, with scattered garbled text and partial phrases in a dense puzzle header.
Know Your Bridge by B. Jay Becker
South dealer. Neither side vulnerable. The bidding sequence leads to a teachable deception play where South and East choices mislead the defense. A crucial misread by South ends in down one, while East's unexpected defense secures the hand.
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