Editorial: Unusual Show Of U S Force Around Southeast Asia
The piece argues that the United States has twice used milder force in Lebanon and Thailand to avoid provoking Khrushchev and to deter Communist expansion. It notes Khrushchev’s tepid reactions, contrasts Stalin era tactics, discusses Laos and Vietnam, and warns that gradual subversion could still yield broad takeovers.
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United States
Khrushchev
Lebanon
Thailand
Eisenhower
Chamoun
Nasser
Kennedy
Laos
Stalin
Greece
Korea
Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Red
Red China
Southeast
Letter Appreciates Sun Support For Question 7 Film
Baytown Area United Church Women thank The Sun and Molly Bowers for publicity of the nationally acclaimed film Question 7. They aimed to highlight character and Christian faith amid ideological pressure and expose indoctrination methods among youth under communism while using advance ticket sales to raise funds for Child Care Center No. 2 relocation. They also thank H. E. Brunson for making the production available and inspiring attendees.
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the Sun
Baytown Area
United Church
The
Sun
Molly Bowers
United Church Women
Indoc
Oak
H. E. Brunson
Baytown
Baytown Newspaper Masthead and Publishing Details
The article lists staff roles including Editor and Publisher Robert K. Gilmore and Business Manager, Managing Editor, Office Manager, and other office positions. It notes circulation Directors and advertising department staff, with carrier and mall subscription rates and national representation by Texan Newspaper Representatives. Also records second class mail entry at Baytown post office under 1879 act.
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Beseevaeeee
Seaseeseesii
P. O. Box
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Stand Against Pacifists and Appeasement in Nuclear Debate
In this Washington commentary, the author denounces American pacifists advocating unilateral disarmament and a peace-at-any-price stance amid nuclear tests. He argues that appeasement risks inviting Soviet conquest, stresses that Americans will defend freedom, and warns that pacifists misjudge the temper of the nation and the fate of those who compromise. The piece ends with a biblical reference and a call to steadfast resolve.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Hitler
America
Titian Trick Sours American Art Scam in Paris
In a Bennett Cerf tale distributed by King Features Syndicate, a Paris art swindle targets a rich American who pays 200000 for a fake Titian. The dealer boasts a plan to paint over the masterpiece then erase the painter to recover the original. The New York secretary’s cable reports the ruse and the puzzled buyer.
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Buchwald
Paris
Deaser
America
Garachi
Riviera
New York
Titian
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Scientists and Nobel Prize winners in photosynthesis and ear research
A historical column profiles two Nobel laureates: a scientist who mapped photosynthesis using radioactive carbon 14 at the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory and a Hungarian-born researcher who advanced inner ear mechanisms at a research lab before teaching at Harvard. The piece notes early life, education, wartime work, and postwar careers.
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St. Paul
Minn
Budapest
Switzerland
Telephone Sysstem
Sweden
Harvard Medical School
James
Army and baseball leave favors studied at Fort Meade
Washington report notes army commanders grant emergency leave and special duty orders to pro ball players in camps while other seasonal workers, including farmers, are often denied. Examples include Fort Meade and Fort Belvoir. some stars join major teams, others are limited. The piece also covers Estes investigations and Khrushchev space claims with skeptic notes.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Fort Meade
Old Fort Meade
Wynn Hawkins
Cleveland Indians
Gold
Mudcat) Grant
Hansen
Reuben Amaro
Mexico
U.S
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Camp Pickett
Virginia
Army
Steve Barber
Fort Bragg
N.C
Baltimore Orioles
Dick Bertell
Fort Knox
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Helder
Tony Kubek
Fort Lewis
Wash
Althogether
Memorial Day Proclaimed by Kennedy for 30 May
President Kennedy proclaimed Wednesday May 30 as Memorial Day and urged Americans to pray for a new world of law ensuring peace and justice for all. He asked the hour of 1 PM local time to be set aside for collective prayers across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Chicagoan Sends Skunk To His LA Counterpart
Chicago Fire Commissioner Bill Quinn sent a skunk named Smokey from Chicago Engine Company 144 to Los Angeles Fire Department Commissioner Fred W. Kline for his 45th birthday. Smokey arrived by air express to Fire Department headquarters. Kline dismissed it as a gag and noted a prior joke shipment from Quinn.
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Los Angeles
Fire Commission
Skunk
Chicago
Bill Quinn
Smokey
Chicago Engine Company 144
Fred W. Kline
Kline
Air Express
Fire Department
Quinn
Defensive Play To Escape a Trick Trap In Bridge Game
In a four spade contract, declarer faces a diamond lead and a potential club ruff trap. After East overcalls with hearts, the winning defense plans to cash a spade and a diamond, but a clever heart sequence issues a new line. By winning clubs and returning hearts, declarer disrupts East West signals and prevents the club ruff, securing the contract.
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North East South West
Wrest
East
West
Bast
Area Syndicate, Inc
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Pearce and Ashbel
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Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
James H. Bale
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Vie Seewvoréssees
Texan Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Barry Gold
Innett
Uruguay
Candor
Benjamin Disraeti
Prappy
Laurence
Ofiviet
Aivchiro Frujiyama
Vance Packard
Gue
Nan Jones
Central Press
James Mason
Julie New
Joes Spe Bt
Susan Hayward
Wut
Washington Report
Billie Sol Estes
Billie Sol
Bank of Switzerland
K. Weinheimer Co
Fulton Lewis JR
Nikita Khrushchev
Gherman Titov
Uncle Sam
Rushian _ scientists
Radio Moscow
Alla Masevich
Barcelona
Spain
Pentagon
Grand Bahamas
Soviet Union
Richard Nixon
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Reds
William J. Young
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Goldstone
Jodrell Bank
Atlantic and
Pacific
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Col
Shorty) Powers
Gagarin
Tivov
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