Editorialism on History and Red China’s Global Ambitions
The piece argues that Red China’s rapid rise and nuclear ambitions threaten Southeast Asia and globally, likening Western Hemisphere policy to Asia. It cites Eisenhower’s domino theory and Johnson’s Viet Nam actions, framing China’s ideology as a drive for worldwide communism beyond national aims.
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United States
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Ralph Lapp
China
Formosa
Asia
Soviet Russia
Eisenhower
Johnson
Pacific
What He's Really Like Jack Paar New Book Proves
A review of Jack Paar’s memoirs outlines his global travels with wife Miriam and daughter Randy, detailing safari in Africa and a Cuba like odyssey plus recollections of JFK’s PT boat and Lenin’s suite. The piece notes Paar’s humor, courage, and self irony as he relives adventures and misadventures across continents.
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Jack Parr
Mary W. Brown
Jack Paar
Jack
TRS
Miriam
Randy
Russia
John F. Kennedy
Mosenin
Lenin
Africa
Mae
Elizabeth Ti
Princess
Richon
Paradise
Bahamas
Pacific
Baytown Sun Staff and PUBLISHER Details
Baytown Sun masthead lists editor publisher and staff names including James H Jaie Prestog Pendergr and Robert K Gilmore Bal Hartman. It notes office in Baytown Texas with PEARCE and Ashbel address and box 308. Rates show 1.60 per month by carrier and 19.20 per year by mail. National representation by Texas Newsweek with Associated Press credit restrictions and rights statements included.
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Fred Kigrznan
James H. Jaie
Prestog
Bewada Faedarteon
Robert K. Gilmore Bal Hartman
Shines Eoists
Thayeeebadeeie
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newswepk
Ine Warner
Associated Prison
En Presa
Netseu
John Warthy
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Right to Work Fight Looms Over White House Push
AFL-CIO leaders warn an all-out White House drive may be needed to defeat right-to-work repeal in 18 states. Public opinion polls show mixed support for Taft-Hartley changes while business leaders back repeal. Administration stalwarts fear losses, with lawmakers in Arizona and Connecticut indicating cautious stance ahead of potential Senate action.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Afl-Cio
White House
Congress
Bir Laipeal
Opinion Research Corp. of America
Johnson
Citizens
Taft-Hardley
Johnson-Humphrey
Arizona
Morris Udall
San Diego
Lionel van Deerlin
What is didactic poetry and other trivia
A mixed trivia item lists didactic poetry as related to tragedy and lyric poetry, questions about pinochle deck cards, meaning of chef d oeuvre, and the location of International Correspondence Schools headquarters. Also notes historical events such as Eisenhower signing the Tidelands Oil Bill in 1953 and Himmler’s death in 1944, with assorted quotes and a Spot of Fame clue about Verulamium and Britain’s first Christian martyr.
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Correspondence Schools
Britain
England
Boadicea
Born Today in History Honored Creators and Celebrities
The piece lists notable birthdays and figures including composer Richard Wagner author Arthur Conan Doyle and actress Rosemary Clooney among others. It also mentions artists and actors from various fields with scattered names and dates, presented as a dated column of remembrance.
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Richard Wagner
Arthur Conan Doyle
Washington Post mining bonanza boosts Curtis Publishing
Curtis Publishing and the Saturday Evening Post ride a developing bonanza from Texas Gulf Sulpheny’s ore strike on Curtis land. SEC actions against Texas Gulf spur potential royalty claims and possible land rights revenue, while Curtis eyes further ore deposits and wind energy prospects. The piece notes the Post’s circulation strength despite ad declines and frames regulatory actions amid industry shifts.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Securities and Exchange Commission
United States
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Company
Post
Life and
Look
Post Ladies Home Journal Holiday
Justice Department
Curtis Publishing Co
Timmins
Ontario
Texas Gulf
St. Copper
Curtis
Texas Galt
Letter to the Sun Dewar Sir Unsigned complaints about a community center plan
A reader vents about local development and a community center project. The letter mixes distorted phrases and unclear details but asserts opposition to siting decisions near a street, mentions trees, a pathway, and possible site impacts. The writer references taxes and public spaces, urging reconsideration and better planning.
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Decker
Bridge column fragment describes a card play where declarer wins the diamond with the ace, plays the king of hearts, and East wins with the queen. The text is garbled but centers on a standard bridge trick and bidding line. Names and firm details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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B. Jay Decker
Ahatn
Leclarer
Bearts
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