Aid Bill in Trouble Sends Fulbright on Edge
Editorial notes Sen. J W Fulbright of Arkansas blasting GOP and presidential rivals over foreign aid at 4 billion dollars. It cites Republican inaction in Senate debates a light critique of Dirksen and a Washington wisecrack about Eisenhower and Vannevar Bush. Also mocks delays in Senate Office Building directory completion.
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J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Fulbright
Senate
Capitol Hill
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Washington
Vannevar Bush
Bush
Khrushchev’s summit style shows repeats and reversals
Washington notes Khrushchev’s push for summits followed by cancellations, then claims of heavyweights guiding talks. Despite changes, he keeps shifting positions on UN Security Council role, Berlin deadlines, and U2 incident, with heavyweights represented only by envoys this time.
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Priner Nikita Khrushchy
United Nations Security Council
Amrica
Council
America
Lebanon
Khrushchev
Security Council
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Bse
Sovet Union
Baytown Sun Advertising and circulation text notice
Baytown Sun details advertising department staff and office management. It lists personnel names and roles, subscription rates, and rights notice for republication. The notice appears in Baytown Texas and references Baytown Post Office filings and republication permissions.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbe
Baytown
Texas
Naive
Eters -Theee
Folklore and history quiz snippets and birthday wishes
A collage of trivia prompts and clues from a newspaper page. It includes questions on historic affairs like the Diamond Necklace and Fort Ti, birthday mentions for Biobhan McKenna and Elsa Maxwell, plus a word origin and a mini history puzzle about a 17th century Spanish reformer and his follower. The item resembles a daily grab bag feature with scattered notes and a weathered tone.
Drew Pearson on the failed Paris summit and peace hopes
In a letter to his daughter, Drew Pearson chronicles the failed Paris summit of May 16, tracing the Kellogg Briand pact, postwar peace hopes, and the missteps of Eisenhower and De Gaulle. He warns against drift toward war, notes missed leadership, and emphasizes daily care of peace amid tensions with Russia and Berlin.
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Dwight Whitney
Son Angeles
Paris
Ace
Kellogg
Manchuria
Jimmy Byrnes
Russia
Molotov
Hecrver
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Camp David
de Gaulle
France
Garden of Peace
Berlin
Adenauer
Dillon
Herter
USA
Ussr
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf in Boston
A fragmentary essay-like piece discusses a father approving a daughter’s engagement amid modern sentiments. It mentions actress Leatrice Joy and a reflection on silent film era dialogue versus writing lines. The text blends anecdote with celebrity names and nostalgic commentary.
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Bennett Cerf
Boston
James
Leatrice Joy
Rockefeller as Nixon running mate unlikely in 1960
The article argues Governor Rockefeller cannot win the vice presidential nod for Nixon and depicts a strained relationship between the two, noting Rockefeller’s limited value at the convention and Nixon’s veto power over a potentially antagonistic choice. It also discusses possible alternatives like Ford Seaton Scott and hints at Third Party talk and party dynamics in New York.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Chicago
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Earl Warren
Eop Jeaers
Mr. Nixon
Albany
Gov. Rockefeller
Kr. Nixon
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Harold Stassen
Capitol Hill
Goldwater
Arizona
California
Sen
Midwest
Gerald Ford
Fred Seaton
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Television Schedule Highlights From Tuesday Night Lineup
A detailed TV grid lists 9:00 to 6:00 shows including Life of Riley Newsreel Weather and Westerns.
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Riley
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Laramie
Sugarfoot
Dennis O’keefe
Ford
Dobie Gillis
Wyatt Earp
Arthur Murray
M-Squat
Alcoa
Highway Patrol
the Pioneers
Jack Paar
Mann
MGM Theater
Naughty Marietta
FBI
Contes
Houston
Renn Atree
Bible Verse Revelation Verse About the Lamb's Book of Life
A concise biblical quotation from Revelation 21 27 stating that nothing defiling or abominable or a lie may enter the city and that only those written in the Lambs book of life are admitted. The verse emphasizes purity and divine record.
Metallic Tocks Daily Crossword
A compact crossword entry listing clues and theme terms. Includes the words Unaoiled Small barracuda Measuring Sticks Muse of lyric poetry Simpleton Overhead Exclamation Abor Painful spot Decree Weird Girl's nickname Having deck hair Timberwolf and other puzzle hints.
Bridge ethics and a successful deception in play
A bridge column discusses how deception and misdirection can influence outcomes. It explains an opening and response in notrump conventions and analyzes how declarer exploited opponents’ likely misreads to win a contract, highlighting the role of timing, signaling, and calculated risk in securing tricks.
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South
North
West
Heart
Declarer
East
Maianand
King
Ning
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