CIA Fronts and Cold War Strategy Cited as Essential
Editorial argues Braden’s view that CIA covert fronts in the early 1950s were essential to counter communism. It asserts that without subversion the Soviets could have won global influence, and contends warlike ethics aside, not acting would have been more immoral.
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National Student Association
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Thomas W. Braden
Saturday Evening Post
Braden
International Association of Democratic Lawyers
Korea
Stockholm
World Peace Council
World Federation of Democratic Youth
Berlin
Soviet Union
Kremlin
I v _ Braden
Congress
John Birch Society
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
A fragmented NEA feature titled Try Your Word Power presents a puzzle style list of clues and word games across varied topics. It reads like a quirky crossword style exercise with references to musical terms zodiac signs and geographic or linguistic hints.
Soccer Fans Hopeful for a US Soccer Revival
Henry McLemore reports on growing optimism that professional soccer, aided by government interest and welfare officials, could fill the football off-season void in the United States. Observers note fewer domestic crises and lower clinic attendance as soccer gains traction, though summer timing and field costs pose challenges.
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Ly Henry McLemore
New York
U. S
Packers
Giants
Rams
Colts
Bills
Chicago
Baltimore
Holis
Tepes
Bud Wilkinson
U.S
Today in History May 35 1967 highlights
Events listed include Napoleon being proclaimed emperor in 1804 and Grant beginning the Vicksburg siege in 1863. Also noted are the Hague peace conference in 1899, Wilson signing the military draft in 1917, and TVA creation in 1833. Other items mention Antwerp capture in 1558 and Ethiopian surrender in 1920s.
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Associated Press
Napoleon Bonavarte
France
Glysses S. Grant
Vicksburg Doss
Hague
Netherlands
Woodrow Wilson
Tennessee Valley Authority
Antwerp
Ethiopia
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Iraq
Egypt
Gambil Abdel Nesser
Nikita Khrushchev
Thailand
Laos
Barbs by Walter C Parkes on courtly suitors and warning daughters
In a light column, Walter C Parkes jokes about croquet culture and maternal cautions to daughters about men. The piece humorously notes how even in gentile days suitors carry social risk, with a playful take on courting behavior and warnings from mothers.
The Constantly Busy Fellow and His Honey
A compact proverb about a man who rarely rests, always in motion like a bee, leaving little time for his own rewards. The line underscores the paradox of toil without savoring the fruits of labor.
U S Special Forces Spy Missions Deep in Laos and Vietnam
Washington observers reveal American Special Forces are covertly operating in Laos and North Vietnam to scout Ho Chi Minh trail routes. Units, nicknamed Grey Ghosts or Black Paratroopers, relay enemy movement data to direct strikes, often overnight when infiltration traffic peaks. This report notes the shift from Laotian/Viet operatives to American-led teams, with missions sometimes launched by helicopter or parachute into enemy territory.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Laos
North Vietnam
Vietnm
Ho Chi Minh
Central Intelligence Agency
Ho Chi Anh Trei Ali
CIA
Leos
Army
Hubert Humphrey
U.S
Bland Diet and Digestive Issues Explored by Dr Brandstadt
Wayne G Brandstadt answers reader questions on gastroenteritis causes and bland diet, stomach cancer symptoms and removal treatment, stomach spasms likely from colitis, long term hydrochloric acid drops versus foods, nervous stomach links to peptic ulcers, and coping with dinner anxiety with possible tranquilizers or psychiatric care.
Bible Verse Renders Mystery of Godliness in Flesh Manifestation
A fragment echoes a Pauline verse about godliness made visible in the flesh and justified by the Spirit. It notes belief among nations and ultimate ascent to glory, citing a Timothy reference.
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Timothy
Letters to the Editor express gratitude to local emergency crews
Baytown residents thank Baytown Police Department Explorer Post 873 and Baytown Emergency Corp for aid at a home incident. A Baytown Explorer Scout unit and parents are praised for their quick, courteous response during a muddy three hour rescue. Another letter recounts a traffic accident near Culpepper Warehouse, noting a non functioning signals and urging railroad and city action to improve safety and publicizing signal reliability concerns. Roy V. Comeaux signs the second letter.
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the Sun
Baytown Police Department
Explorer
Post 873
Baytown Emergency Corp
Scouts of Post
Kina
Birs
Robert A
Bayliss
Kilgore Road
Roy V. Comeaux
Quiz Qs and Facts From a Curious Page
A scrambled set of trivia questions and partial answers covers U S geography notable names and tornado regions. It asks which state touches only one other, what Truman S stands for, why St Luke is shown mature, and where tornadoes most commonly occur in the United States central plains region.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Martin Luther King
Wnecroes
Mike Kirwen
Johnson Orate
Willian’ Dawson
D-H
Heapens
Democratic National Campaign Committee
Dawson
Hlinois
Congress
Harry Trimen
Truman
White House
Chicago
Richard Nixon
Tingis
John Kennedy
Kirwan
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Canel
Maine
New Hampshire
Luke
Rocky Mountains
United States
Central Plains
Peggy Solomon Wins First National Bridge Title in 1942
Peggy Solomon, a dominant bridge player with ten national titles, is remembered alongside her husband Charles, a longtime World Bridge Federation president. The column recounts a humorous incident where Charley pulled the wrong card before a large gallery, noting Peggy’s grace and belief in speaking kindly. The bridge hand narrative involves North is Charley, South a male expert, and East making overruff decisions, illustrating the game's tactics and banter.
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Peggy Solomon
Charles
World Bridge Federation
Peggy
Charley
North
South
East
West
Four Hearts By Partner After Slam Bid Question
In a bridge bidding sequence East West North South Open with 1 NT and a response of 3NT. South holds a strong hand with spades SAITINGS 02 OK43 LEAQSE. Partner now bids four hearts after you suggested a slam in four spades. Assess the optimal action and rationale. Tomorrow’s discussion will propose the best call.
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Saitings
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun Inc lists offices at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with a P O Box 90 77520 and publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays. Subscription rates are 1 75 monthly or 21 00 yearly with 10 cent single copies. The paper is represented nationally and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Seca
Sts Revesene
Baytown
Texas
4A8
Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Pres Spgs Ema Eel Ren Ete Ee Wean
Ms 5
Aporiadeas Cree
Republicatien Af Malior Dare
Ales Rusarre
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