Editorials on U S Romania Talks Planned In Washington
U S officials pursue a new approach toward Eastern Europe with talks aimed at expanding trade with Romania while signaling possible diplomatic upgrades. The Romanian delegation led by Gheorghe Gaston Marian seeks blueprints and machinery for a rubber plant and greater embassy status. Harriman chairs the American team as talks proceed from the start last Monday toward a likely conclusion next week.
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United States
Romania
Moscow
Washington
China
Europe
U.S
Bucharest
W. Averell Harriman
Gheorghe Gaston - Marian
Profits rise sparks debate on business meaning for all
New York AP reports that profits show an upward trend across many firms as second quarter results and stockholder meetings signal continued gains. Analysts warn profits can mislead without context while unions seek higher wages and investors eye dividends, stock prices, and relative returns.
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New York
Lanor
Wall Street
Welch Execution Is Postponed One Month
Gov. Connally set July 28 as the new execution date for Eugene Welch, whose 1962 murder conviction carries a death sentence. Welch’s appeal is being sent to the federal district court in Houston. Ballou, 22, was shot on June 11, 1962.
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Austin
John Connally
Eugene Welch
Welch
Federal District Court
Houston
Robert W. Ballou
Connally
Baytown Sun Baytown Texas Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editors and managers including James H L Hale and Beulah Mae Jackson with offices at Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas. It notes second class matter status and distribution, rates at 31.45 monthly and 17.40 yearly, and states affiliation with The Associated Press and Texas Newspapers Representatives Inc.
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Baytown, Texas
Congress
The
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
Associated Preab
Associated Presa
Sporitanesa
Texas Daily Newspaper
Castro Cuba arms build-up eyed by Joint Chiefs
Fulton Lewis reports the Joint Chiefs study an intelligence memo detailing a continuing Soviet military build-up in Cuba. The memo, relayed to Gen Maxwell Taylor by Nestor Carbonnel, cites 15 000 plus Soviet troops and technicians, tunnel linked Bellamar Caves to Mantanzas Bay as a submarine base, and ongoing airfield and storage deployments in Pinar del Rio and Oriente.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Castro
Cuba
Maxwell Taylor
Joint Chiefs
Nestor Carbonnel
Organization of American States
Taylor
Soviet Union
Carbonnel
Bellamar
Mantanzas Bay
Beliamar
Senate Preparedness
Cuban
Pinar del Rio
Oriente
Peter Dominick
Colo
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
ARPO MARX recalls a Chicago era with Capone influence and a crooked roulette wheel. The house supposedly never loses even if players cover every number, with Harpo explaining a pill would roll away if that happened. A gambler is told to flee to Milwaukee for a hunt, joking about what Milwaukee has.
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Arpo Marx
Ambler
Capone
Chicago
Harpo
Michigan Avenue
T’h
Milwaukee
Spot of Fame in Indiana's oldest town quiz
The column lists quick trivia with answers: Walt Whitman, Alexander Graham Bell, the frigate Constitution, and Mohammed. It then describes a historic spot along the Wabash River in Indiana and dates Babe Ruth's last home run in 1985 at Forbes Field.
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Day
Indiana Territory
William Henry Harrison
State of
Indiana
Legislative Hall
Harrison
Wabash River
St Francis Xavier
Babe J Ruth
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Walt Whitman
Alexander Graham Bell
Mohammed
Washington Report on Nazi trials and Kennedy ties
Washington Columnist Drew Pearson- Peakon reviews Nazi crimes trials at Auschwitz and U.S. actions to seize and withhold I G Farben assets. He questions Kennedy era shifts on Interhandel and General Aniline and Film assets, notes suspicious appointments, and links race demonstrations to Communist influence per government documents. He warns about ongoing domestic security issues and federal vigilance.
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Drew
Auschwitz
United States
General, Aniline
U.S
Germany
T.G. Farben
Interhandel
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
James McGranery
Howard McGarth
Truman
Herbert Brownell
William Rogers
Eisenhower
I. G. Farben
Justice Department
Wazi Company
Senate Judiciary
Robert F. Kennedy
USA
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
A bridge column recounts a 1959 Argentine vs United States deal with South North vulnerable. The first table sees Lazard and Fry defend a Queen of clubs lead, ruffs, and a sequence ending in declarer making two diamonds while West racks up 150 points. The second table features a similar club feed, with defenses and finesses producing a two trick loss for declarer in a diamond and heart sequence.
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Argentina
United States
Lazard
Fry
East
West
Declarer
Foatu
Eng
South
Cactar‘er
Teu Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across Clues
Puzzle clues cover varied topics from decikc openings to Norse gods and Roman garments. Entries include Turkish coins Eskimo boat simpleton and military officers plus wordplay on weather and wealth. Answers likely intersect in a themed grid, with references to famous names and common crossword terms.
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Bennet
Relig
John Garer
U.S. 7
Eggiike
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