Summit meetings may ease fanfare and ease tensions
Feritorials argue jet age diplomacy could lessen pomp at summits with Kennedy and Macmillan signaling openness to more frequent talks. They note Khrushchev’s shifting view on ministers first, and warn that casual, friendly summits could replace rigid, high stakes gatherings as travel and time erode the need for grand diplomatic theatrics.
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Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
Kennedy-Macmillan
Macmillan
Russia
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Fulton Lewis Jryton
Kenneds Ant
Pfc
Bernis Owen
Fort Polk
Lacry Chidester
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Bill Ayres
Rep. Ayres
Nosittorts
Ayres
Michael J. Galvin
Galvin
28Th Infantry Reserve
Ervin Flowers remembered as hometown leader at Goose Creek
Editor recalls Ervin Flowers from Goose Creek High School in 1919 21 as a dynamic organizer who formed early sports teams and led the school newspaper. He balanced work as printer and student at A and M, paying most expenses through part and full time jobs, earning local regard.
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the Sun
Goose Creek High School
Ervin Flowers
Erin
Printe Devil
Goose Creek Gasser
Ming
Ervin
A and M
Stand Firm on Disarmament Talks With Russia
In assessing Soviet willingness to disarm, the piece argues Moscow will resist now due to internal Communist tensions and China-Soviet rifts. It stresses Moscow would keep arms to maintain control amid potential uprisings, warning Western optimism about a pact is premature. The text notes biblical assurances at the end.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Russia
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
China
Andy Averell Harriman
Harriman
Argu
Soviet Union
Harrison
Mao Tse-Tung
Khrushchevy
Magnificent Attired Couple Spars Over Expensive Dinner
A sharply dressed couple dines at the town's priciest restaurant while a man at the adjacent table orders a rare wine. The woman sighs as the waiter pours. A gloomy party buys a book titled Prayer Can Change Your Life and returns it an hour later claiming a misreading.
World’s first public library mystery and quiz clues
A garbled column presents trivia on early libraries and word insertion, plus questions about Abraham Lincoln and a southern ally. It lists names and hints about Algerian political figures, then shifts to shells, language, and a geography style puzzle with partial clues and place names.
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Abraham Lincoln
Tennasove Valley Authority
Kennedy presses Webb on satellite plan amid AT&T clash
President Kennedy phoned James Webb to push a private space communications proposal, opposing Sen. Kerr’s push for AT&T control. The issue centers on funding and ownership of a satellite system with testimony from Dr. Dallas Smythe calling Bell System vast, urging a non-AT&T approach.
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Washington
Kennedy Inpatici
New York Times
James Webb
Times
Webb
Bob Kerr
Oklaora
Gemocral
American Telephone and ‘Telegraph Co
Dallas Smythe
Senate
Smythe
University of Illacis
At&t
Bell System
Canada
Sweden
Standard Oil
New Jersey
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Sen. Kerr
Disturbing snore lands him in jail in Italy
In Tortona Umberto Berne’s loud snoring led to a hospital stay after Giuseppe Fabbro, angered by the noise in a poor man's hostel, dumped water on him. Fabbro was found guilty of voluntary injury and sentenced to two years in prison.
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Larry Gara
Ater
Sun Oil
J. Howard Pew
Rock - of - Gibraltar
Gara
Grove City
Pew
Join Frank
Rafael Trufilo
Dominican Republic
el Paso Gas Company
Washington
Mayflower Hotel
M. M. ‘Murphy
Grove City College
J. Stanley Walker
Pew's College
Tortona
Italy
Umberto Berne
Giuseppe Fabbro
Berne
Fabbro
Bene
Benne
Record set in residential construction in Texas March
Residential construction in March reached a new dollar record with unadjusted volume above 78 million. First quarter 1962 totals rose statewide while Dallas gained 72 percent and Houston 23 percent. Tyler Austin Abilene Lubbock Galveston Texas City and San Antonio led gains. Wichita Falls San Angelo El Paso Valley Odessa Midland and Waco fell. The report noted oversupply and slow population growth in some areas and pointed to oil industry curtailment affecting counties dependent on oil. Utah ranks second in minerals production.
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Austin
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Bureau
Dallas
Houston
Tyler
Abilene
Lubbock
Galveston-Texas City
San Antonio
Wichita Falls
San Angelo
el Paso
Valley
Odessa
Midland
Waco
Texas
United States
Coon Murray Trio Squeaks to 750 in Notrump Trials
In Houston trials, Charles Coon of Boston and Eric Murray of Toronto led to top North America representation with a 750 point three notrump bid. The hand featured a club lead misread, Coon’s redouble, and a four diamond run that sealed the score despite East’s double.
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Rebbie
Charles Coon
Boston
Eric Murray
Toronto
Canada
North America
Houston
Texas
Murray
Coon
Notrump East
East
West
Coott
Declarer
South
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Wees
S--Ac.s
Svery
John Wadley
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Corre Laughlin
Advertising Department
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Syence National
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Nan Jones
Central Press
Baen
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Denise Derrient
Kate Amith
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Cardinal John O'Rora
Bewerd Barbn
Ender
Polk OF Fame
Firebrand
Messali Hadj
Mtolod
Hadj
Algiers
Iran Curtain
National Liberation Front
FLN
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Wilson
PTH
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Jack Aitherson
Harker
Potcan
Polan
U.S
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West Eas
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