Long Wait for New Global Leaders Across the World
An editorial argues aging leaders dominate major nations from Kennedy to Adenauer with few rules encouraging turnover. It surveys successors in Britain, Russia, China, Yugoslavia, France, India, Portugal, and others, noting uncertainty about drastic shifts after their departures. It cites Adenauer’s likely successor Erhard and Khrushchev’s era as one chapter, with France and Britain looming as unpredictable futures.
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Kennedy
Adenauer
West Germany
MacMillan
Britain
Krushchev
Russia
Mao Tzetung
China
Tito
Yugoslavia
France
Spain
de Gaulle
Nehru
India
Salazar
Portugal
Chiang Kaishek
Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Georgi Malenkov
Stalin
Nikolai Bulganin
Khrushchev
South Korea
Rhee
Russian Communist Party
Red China
Cuba
Christian Democratic Party
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
United States
NATO
Mao Tze-tung
Franco
Formosa
Chiang
Cosden Petroleum Sold to American Petrofina for 90 Million
American Petrofina advances to acquire Cosden Petroleum assets in a 90 million dollar deal. The package includes 36 million barrels of crude oil reserves, over 51 billion cubic feet of gas, two refineries with 43 thousand barrels per day capacity, gathering systems, pipelines and about 1 000 retail outlets. Cosden Oi and Chemical Co will operate under present management with Raymond Tollet named president and CEO of the subsidiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
American Petrofina, Inc
Cosden Petroleum Cor
Harry Jackson
American Petrofina
Cosden Refining and Chemical
Cosden Oi and Chemical Co
Raymond Tollett
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor Office Manager and circulation and advertising department heads. It notes second class matter status at Baytown Texas Post Office and publication schedule afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays. Subscription rates are 1.45 per month or 17.40 per year.
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Tavescawe
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
P.O. Box
How Do You Stand, Sir by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater warns that executive branch power aims to dominate Congress and alter constitutional checks and balances. He cites Sen. Gordon Allott on questions about executive agreements, budgets, secrecy, and states rights, urging citizens to defend constitutional limits and their own responsibility.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Executive
Congress
U.S
White House
Gordon Allott
R-Cola
National Association of Manufacturers
Sen
Allott
Free World
Tf Congress
Fulton Lewis JR
Peace Corps
National Advisory Council
James H. Robinson
Bill Moyers
Robinson
Communist Party
Benjamin Davis
Moyers
American Youth Congress
Tom Clark
American Youth For Democracy
Daily Worker
New York
Citizens Committee
America
Special House Committee
Hitler
Stalin
Russia
Germany
Citizens Committee of
Upper West Side
Tom Clarke
United States
American Committee To Save Refugees
American Labor Party
Earl Browder
Victor Alter
Hendrik Ehrlich
Poland
Social Democrat Party
National Federation For Constitutional Liberties
Truman
Eisenhower
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Atom
34 Percent Of 1962 Cotton Under Loans
Washington AP reports about 34 per cent of the 1962 cotton crop remains under price support loans from the Agriculture Department. Through April 18, 5,155.40 bales were loaned against a crop of 1.7 million bales, as slow sales push growers to use the support program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A humorous snippet recounts Colonel John Jacob Astor driving a rebuilt car down Fifth Avenue in 1900. Explosions startled onlookers as the vehicle malfunctioned and Astor fled, supporting the era's skepticism about automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Cerf
John Jacob Astor
Fifth Avenue
New York
Astor
King Features Syndicate
TODAY'S GRAB BAG QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Today's puzzle provides five quick questions with answers: Linz is in Austria, Dacia is in Romania, a Negrito is a dwarf black person from Southeast Asia or Africa, enteritis affects the intestines, and the luniticel interval is the time between the Moon's transit and the next high tide.
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Linz
Dacia
Austria
Romania
Southeast Asia
Africa
Navy League Puerto Rico trip funds draw critics
Washington report notes 161 free tickets for admirals and spouses funded through a Travel Consultants scheme tied to Navy League purchases. Adm George W. Anderson and others reportedly fly government planes. industry influence and past Navy League leadership ties are highlighted along with general concerns about military industry ties to the League.
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Brew Pearson
Washington
Navy
Navy League
Puerto Rico
Sam
San Juan
Convair
Steel
U.S. Steel
Bob Barnum
Barnum
Annapolis
Harold Walsh
Resolutions Committee
Mick Carney
Bath Iron Works
Westinghouse
Industral
League
Naval
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
William A. Schoech
John 8. McCain Jr
Office of Information
Icc Eyes Steps to Lower Trade Barriers Worldwide
Mexico City based report notes the international Chamber of Commerce plans an aggressive program against artificial trade barriers. The 19th congress saw 1,500 leaders from over 40 nations endorse a statement urging governments to lower tariff walls and avoid economic nationalism despite regional groupings. New Delhi will host the next congress February 7 to 12, 1965.
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Mexico City
International Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
J. L. Steel
Great Britain
New Delhi
India
Daily Crossword Puzzle Down Clues
A concise crossword item presents three down clues: Moist, Great Lake, Franchise. The puzzle asks solvers to fill corresponding words in the grid. This brief reads like a standard cross reference snippet from a newspaper puzzle page.
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Moist
Great Lake
Difficult spade lead endplays win contract in five clubs
In a duplicate bridge deal South reached five clubs with only two making it. The key to success was discarding the ace of spades on a heart ace, then ruffing and drawing trumps, avoiding the spade singleton threat. Declarer must anticipate spade danger and plan to shed the ace early.
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Souths
South
Hast
West
East Rev
Declarer
Maces Giyadicats
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James HK. Hale
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Paul Patman
Gorrie Laughlin
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
THE
Associated Press
Pews
Temas
Acca
Tesss Press
Scm
the Falconer
Chicago
Happy
Howard Barlow
Kate Smith
Glenn Ford
Daniele Darrieux
Farrago
Henry Ward Beecher
Folk OF Fame
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Brooklyn
Henry Meiggs
Costa Rica
Bynan Jones
Nicaragua
Europe
Washington Report
Andrew Carnegie
Bethlehem Steel
Newport News
William Baldwin Shearer
Geneva
Ralph Davies
Aluminum Corp. of America
Tom Caihan
Ford Astronautics
Harold Worth
Firestone
Frank Jameson
Douglas
Ferdinand C. Smith
William Howard Melish
Sargeant Shriver
Arizona
National Federation of Republican Women
Goldwater
Pious T
Buffalo
Womens Army Corps
Tunis
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Dean
Sinaiterprety
Hospitals Dynasty
Lala
Zeel
Zar
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