Summits Enter a New Era With Less Fanfare
The Kennedy Macmillan communique hints at flexible use of minsters and heads of government for future talks with Russia. They note readiness for summits when indicated, reflecting a shift toward casual, frequent exchanges that stress dialogue over dramatic breakthroughs.
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Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
Kennedy-Macmillan
Macmillan
Russia
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Goose Creek H S Leader Ervin Flowers Remembered
Letters to The Sun recall Ervin Flowers, Goose Creek High School alumnus from 1919 21, who organized early sports teams, helped name the Ganders, worked as a printer's devil on the Goose Creek Gasser, and funded his education with multiple jobs, seeking justice of the peace race support.
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the Sun
Goose Creek High School
Ervin Flowers
Goose Creek Gasser
Ming
Ervin
A and M
Fervin
Newspaper Staff Roles and Regional Representation Notes
A fragmented notice lists editor and publisher roles including editor and publisher, business manager, office manager, circulation director, retail manager and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc. at P. O. Box 308 Baytown.
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Baytoum Sun
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Sseeees
Eeeeees
Reservees
Eseeee
Sevesves
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
P. O. Box
Stand and Stare at Disarmament Talks in Cold War Era
In analyzing Soviet willingness to join any disarmament pact, the piece argues Moscow may lack the faith to halt armament growth. It weighs internal Communist splits China Russia, leadership doubts, and the logic that Russia would retain arms to control satellites, making genuine disarmament unlikely. The article closes with a biblical verse.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Russia
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
China
W. Averell Harriman
Mr. Harriman
Argu
Red China
Soviet Union
Harrison
Mao Tse-Tung
Magnificently dressed couple dine as wine order causes confusion
A stylish couple dines at a top restaurant where a man orders a rare bottle. The woman sighs as the waiter pours. A gloomy party buys a pricey book titled Prayer Can Change Your Life, then returns it saying the purchase was a terrible mistake.
Fabled trivia and a political riddle puzzle in today’s grab bag
A mixed set of trivia questions and historical prompts appears, asking about the earliest public library, pronunciation quirks, Lincoln's mole on a check, southern U S notorieties, and the TVA’s initial takeover. It also features birthday wishes and a brief Folk of Fame guess tied to an Algerian leader, plus a political leadership note reflecting upheaval last August.
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Abraham Lincoln
Algeria’s 1950s rebel leader linked to underground war
Central Press reports firebrand Algerian figure once a chemist who rose to secretary general of a splinter party, later directed terrorism around Algiers. jailed in 1954, freed, escaped via sewer to seek support abroad, aiming at iron curtain countries as French troops cracked down.
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National Liberation Front
FLN
Algiers University
Setif
Algerian People’s Union
Frn
Algéran
Digotian Preaier
Messali Hadj
MYDLD
Hadj
Algiers
Iron Curtain
Colm
Kennedy blocks AT&T satellite plan amid space talk
Washington report covers President Kennedy rebuffing AT&T control of a satellite communications system, backing private investors instead, with James Webb urged to back the President's plan. It also previews Grove City College tensions involving Dr. Larry Gara and J. Howard Pew, plus reserve call-up criticisms and Polish mail tampering concerns.
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Waslington
Kennedy
New York Times
James Webb
Times
Webb
Boo Kerr
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Dallas Smythe
Senate
Ftailroads
Smythe
University of Illinois
At&t
Bell System
Canada
Sweden
Standard Oil
New Jersey
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Atet
Sen. Kerr
Larry Gara
Sun Oil
J. Howard Pew
Rock - of - Gibraltar
Gara
Grove City
Pew
John Frank
Rafael Trujills
Dominican Republic
el Paso Gas Company
Washington
Mayflower
M. M. Murphy
Grove City College
J. Stanley Harker
Wire
Pew's College
Poliscan
Medis
Poland
United States
Red
U.S
Scranton
Buffalo
Warsaw
Colps
Record Set In Construction Of Residences
The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports March residential construction reached a new high with unadjusted dollars exceeding 78 million. First quarter 1962 totals rose, Texas city gains dominated while several areas posted declines signaling uneven statewide growth due to housing oversupply and weaker population expansion.
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Austin
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Bureau
Dallas
Houston
Tyler
Abilene
Lubbock
Galveston-Texas City
Texas
United States
Mormon Pioneers Overlooked Utah Mineral Wealth
Utah ranked second in nonferrous metal production, a fact surprising given early Mormon settlers in Utah never dreamed of or cared about mining. The state’s mineral wealth contrasts with pioneer intentions and highlights its modern industrial role.
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Utah
Disturbing Snore Lands Him In Jail
In Tortona Italy Umberto Berne and Giuseppe Fabbro shared a hostel bed. Berne’s loud snoring provoked an assault by Fabbro who dumped water on him. Berne suffered a fractured vertebra and Fabbro was convicted of voluntary injury and jailed for two years.
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Tortona
Italy
Umberto Berne
Giuseppe Fabbro
Berne
Fabbro
Bene
Benne
Boston player Coon Murray ace club slam trial bid noted
In Houston trials Charles Coon of Boston and Eric Murray of Toronto qualified to represent North America. A hand shows Murray light club bid, Coon jump to three notrump, East double, Coon redoubles and takes nine tricks for a 750 point slam. East's double misread a club lead.
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Foss Doble
Redble
Charles Coon
Boston
Eric Murray
Toronto
Canada
North America
Houston
Texas
Murray
Coon
East
West
Declarer
South
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Fred Cartman
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
James H. Hale
Robert K. Gilmo
John Wadley
Paul Putmen
Corrie Laughlin
Advertising Department
Vees
Republicaten
Repetventien
God
Christ
By Bennett Cerf
Tennessee Valley Authority
Chlid
Napoleon
the Federation of Trades
Happy Dthday
Daniele Dorrioun
Kate Smith
Glenn Ford
Cardinal
Join O'Hara
Mewerd Barbem
Folk OF Fame
Nan Jones
Central Press
Pisistratus
Athens
Hilo
Hawaii
Wilson
Washington Report
Y Urew Pearson
Drew Pearson
Volun
Gale
Jack Anderson
Harker
Ton Lewis JR
Bill Ayres
Ayres
Michael J. Galvin
Galvin
29Th Infantry
Eisenhower
By B. Jay Becker
Israel
Marshy Winkie
Dial
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