Laos Dilemma Shapes Kennedy Laos Laos Coalition Challenge
The piece argues Laos illustrates America’s struggle to install right wing leaders in poor nations amid illiteracy and poverty. It analyzes Prince Boun Oum’s resistance to a coalition, the Pathet Lao threat, and Kennedy Khrushchev diplomacy, noting the risk of Communist takeover if the U S withdraws or fails to act.
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Laos
America
Southeast Asia
Souphanouvong
Boun Oum
Souvanna Uhouma
Kennedy
China
Viet Nam
Burma
Cambodia
Thailand
United States
Korea
Red China
Khrushchev
Prince Boun Oum
Pathet Lao
Countdown on Cancer A Houston area health drive speech
A Houston area health campaign highlights the cancer countdown with rising survival rates and ongoing research. It cites Harris County projections for 1962 and stresses early checkups and public talks by American Cancer Society volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris County
United States
Cape Canaveral
Houston
American Cancer
Harris County Unit
Eanly Filme
Simvem
Rea
Erican
Gumtw Society
Louteiana
Yourton
Investors Should Diversify Beyond Railroads says Babson
Babson argues investors should diversify across industries including armaments, transportation, utilities, and shipping. He praises Bangor & Aroostook’s new holding company model and Kansas City Southern’s forming of Kansas City Southern Industries, noting stock exchanges and potential gains as railroads adapt to newer transport and related growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Grehound
Union Pacific
W. N. Deramus
Kansas Ci Southern Industries, Inc
Kansas City Railroad
K. C. Railroad
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
Baytown Sun masthead lists editors and staff roles including editor publisher, managing and office manager, circulation director, and advertising department heads. It shows address at Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas and notes Associated Press membership and republication rights.
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Jim Boone
Preston Penderer
Beulah Mae Jackson
James H. Hale
Robert K. Gilmore
Severseve
Folklore Quiz and History Bits From May
A jumble of trivia and dated notes asks about a tallith, Italy sea borders, whom Ivanhoe loves, and ivory dating. It recalls 1898 Spanish fleet entering Santiago Harbor and Lincoln’s Homestead Act signing, plus birthdays and a mystery queen with plots in Parma and Tuscany.
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Seas
Italy
Lake of St Moritz
Switzerland
Santago Harbor
Cuba
Linoin
Parma's rise and fall as a European statesman
Parma rose to power in Madrid gaining royal favor, became prime minister and a cardinal, but his Sardinian invasion enraged Europe and cost him fleet. He patronized factions to anger enemies, while Philip sought peace. Dismissed, he fled to a monastery.
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Parma
Madrid
Sardinia
Europe
Philip
Washington Report on Estes and Texas politics in 1960s
Billie Sol Estes' influence extends through Texas campaigns and federal appointments as money fuels races for governor and White House favors. Ralph Yarborough and Lyndon Johnson share control over Texas federal jobs, with judges and marshals split and key appointments negotiated amid Kennedy era politics.
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Sen
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Senate
Yarborough
Johnson
Sarah Hughes
Dallas
James Noel Jr
Houston
Leo Brewster
Fort Worth
Adrian Spears
San Antonio
U. S
Woodrow Sears
William W. Justice
Tyler
Barefoot Sanders
Ernest Morgan
Humble Maintains Eight Day Oil Quota for June
The Railroad Commission ordered Texas oil wells to stay on an eight day production schedule in June with Humble Oil and Refining and Standard of Texas each nominating 382,635 and 25,200 barrels respectively. The total monthly allowable rises to 9,785,724 barrels daily an increase driven by June’s shorter month. Humble will keep sales at 30,000 barrels daily under the eight day pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Standard of Texas
Railroad Commission
Texas
Commission
Humble
Reader letter debates Texas senators and campaign funding
Allen Dinsmore argues editorial bias in The Baytown Sun over Sen John Tower and Sen Ralph Yarborough payments. He notes editors discussed Tower funded by Blue Cross for a Houston Hospital Association event and Yarborough funded for radio speaking. he suggests liberal Democrats bear responsibility for congressional outcomes and questions fairness of expense coverage.
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Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
Baytown
Tex
Sen
John Tower
Blue Cross
Houston
Houston Hospital Association
Sen. Tower
Senate
Ralph Yarborough
Billie Lo] Estes
Yarborough
Texas
Congress
Allen Dinsmore
Lazy Lane
Allan Dinsmore
Dinsmore
Mooston
Houston Group
Bible VerseFOR Whosoever Calls On the Name of the Lord
A biblical verse echoes Romans 10 13 declaring that everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved, emphasizing faith and salvation through invocation.
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Urom
The Bridge Hand Decision The Jack of Spades Dilemma
A bridge rubber deal hinges on declarer's jack play. South must decide whether to cover the jack of spades or duck, with outcomes sensitive to West and East cards. The analysis weighs possible spade length and suit combinations to justify the winning line.
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Declarer
North
South
Rie Lang
Amy
Opades
Mouth
Jack
West
East
de ‘Clarer
Dackine
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Bangor & Arowstock Railroad
Maine
Robertson
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Kansas City Southern Railway
Che Baytown Sim
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Ton Wadley Co
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Pyvssuveenerseveress
Weno
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
F. C. Box
Associated Press
Texas Daily Newspaper
Asst
Ant Texea
Asn
Nancy Astor
Tarlament
Gil YrTinanald
Folk OF Fame
France
Tuscany
Vine
Gresser
Duc de Vendome
Nan Jones
Central Press
John Caspar Lavater
Rene
Washington Report
Drew Pearson
Washington
Billie Sol Estes
Sam Rayburn
Truman
Isenhower
Rayburn
Tess
Navy
John Connally
Don Yarborough
Sen. Yarborough
Brown
Root
Fulton Lewis JR
California
Pat Brown
Gherman ‘Titov
Golden State
U.S
Titov
San Francisco
Glush Fairmont
Russia
American Hissin Institute
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen's and ‘Warehousemen
Victor Arnautoff
Jack Patton
National Assembly For Democratic Rights
Holland Roberts
California Labor School
Roberts
Vivian Hallinan
Vincent Hallinan
Progressive Party
Soviet Union
Ohio
John Ashbrook
Congo
Foreign Aid House
Wayne Hays
Hays
Harlan Cleveland
House Foreign Affairs
King Prature
Holnes
Naut
Leeward
Nts
Ini
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Old Capitel
Newt
Small
Triumph Fioundet i
Jay Becker
Bart
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