World Leaders Dying Slowly Ages Of Global Powers In 1960s Era
Editorial notes 12 leaders from wartime generation, ages range from 46 to 76, with long tenures since World War II. Highlights include Nasser 46, Khrushchev 76, De Gaulle 73, Chiang Kai-shek 76, Mao 70, Franco 71, Salazar 70, Tito 72, Sukarno 63, Douglas-Home succeeding Macmillan in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Nehru
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Josef Stalin
Winston Churchill
Britain
United States
France
Roosevelt
Churchill
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Nikita Khruschev
Stalin
de Gaulle
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
All China
Mao Tze-tung
Spain
Francisco Franco
Portugal
Antonio Salazar
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Indonesia
Sukarno
Alec Douglas-Home
Harold Macmillan
Michigan small business of the year named in delay
SBA selects Michigan small business of the year during Small Business Week. The unnamed Upper Peninsula firm in a town of 2,600 processes building studs from hemlock and balsam logs with 25 locals assisting. Washington policy prevents disclosure of the company or town.
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SBA
Detroit
Small Business Administration
Robert FL Phillips
Michigan
Small Business Week
Upper Peninsula
Bob Layman
Washington
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
South dealer. Both sides vulnerable. The defender’s aim is to defeat the contract with a full hand plan. The example shows a diamond lead and the correct switch to a spade to delay the run and allow defense to force down the declarer. Progression demonstrates long term planning at trick two leads to defeat of the contract.
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West
East
South
de Clarer
Declarer
Tyro
Ea Syndicate, Inc
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
Baytown Sun staff list including Fred Hartman James H Hale Beulah Mae Jackson and Robert K Gilmore with roles such as editor publisher general manager and office manager. Publication information notes afternoon daily and Sunday editions from Baytown Texas with subscription rates and printing office location.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K Gilmore
Babson On Business Miamians Fee Cuba Blockade Is Wrong
Babson argues against a Cuba blockade near Florida, warning that risking Britain’s ships could spark a broader war. He emphasizes South Vietnam as the real flashpoint and urges continued funding to protect it, while noting Formosa guards U.S. interests and future UN representation questions. He plans a future column on Japan.
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Roger Babson Babson
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Spain
Florida
Miami
Britain
Ciigun
Southeast Asia
France
de Gaulle
Mexico
Netherlands
Great Britain
Japan
Philippines
United States
Russia
Vietnam
Formosa
Red China
United Nations
South Vietnam
Laotian Neutralists Counterattack Near Muong Soui
Neutralist forces from Muong Soui launched a counterattack on Communist positions along the Plaine des Jarres. Five companies, estimated at 500 to 700 men, moved eastward to reinforce defenses and relieve a key road junction about ten miles east of Muong Soui near Vientiane.
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Vientiane
Laos
Plaine Des Jarres
Muong Soui
Muong Soni
Hebrews Verse: How Shall We Escape Salvation Message
A brief devotional note quotes Hebrews 2 3 urging attention to the great salvation first spoken by the Lord and confirmed by those who heard him, emphasizing heed to the gospel truth and its enduring witness.
Questionable trivia from a dated page
The text mixes multiple trivia prompts and scattered biographical notes, including questions about literature, colonies, gems, and geography. It references James Oglethorpe, Gilert and Sulli- Vanaperh, and the islands near Michigan with horse drawn carriages, along with dates and people like Cornelia Otis Skinner and Norman Vincent Peale.
Island’s storied past shapes a year round playground
Central Press recalls a historic arc from the Revolution to a modern recreation hub. From British control and the War of 1812 to John Jacob Astor’s fur empire and post Civil War resort fever, the island evolved into a state park by 1895. Forts and posts restored, swamps cleared, it stands as a distinctive national playground.
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United States
Agein
John Jacob Aster
American Fur Trading Company
America
Questions From The News A mixed quiz from the paper
A reader quiz lists 25 questions reflecting current events and headlines. Items reference New York tourism, U.N. diplomacy, Oswald, Pope dialogue, Saigon, Willy Brandt, Khrushchev visit, Indonesia, Cyprus, Laos, labor, and U.S. politics. The set appears as a page teaser with answers to be found on page seven.
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New York City
Our Man At the
U.N
Europe
U.S
Asia
Reds
Oswald
Dallas
Saigon
Calif
Willy Brandt
Martin Luther King
U.A R
Khrushchev
Government Plans Anti-Cigaret Education Drive
government agencies have submitted recommendations to health education and welfare for a major campaign to curb tobacco use among youths. It envisions school programs teaching smoking dangers, warnings in cigarette ads about health risks, and research to identify and remove harmful tobacco substances, with final decisions pending on voluntary versus enforceable ad curbs.
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Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
T 0
Dea
Fee
HEW
Johnson
Anthony Celebrezze
Fulton Lewis Speaks On Rockefellers Delaney Smear
Washington columnist Fulton Lewis Jr claims Nelson Rockefeller smeared Hubert T Delaney by labeling him a Communist ally. The piece chronicles Delaney’s leftist ties with groups like the National Lawyers Guild and Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, and notes Rockefeller’s trip from anti-Communist stance to guarded defense of Delaney.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
San Diego
New York
Hubert T. Delaney
Rockefeller
Delaney
Rockeffeller
Robert McManus
Délaney
Wes
Harry Sacher
Sacher
Harry
National Lawyers Guild
Guild
Roosevelt
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
Congress
Council On African Affairs
George Washington Carver School
Communist Party
Teachers Union
CIO
American League For Peace and Democracy
Commuunist
Southern Conference
On Human Welfare
Fuind
North Amercan
W.E. B. DuBais
House Un-American Activities Committee
Rosenbergs
Steve Nelson
Daily Crossword Challenge from KING Feature
Crossword puzzle clues parsed from a King Feature page fragment. Contains mixed letters and garbled words, with several entries partially readable. Across and down hints touch on verbs, objects, numbers, and titles, suggesting a standard puzzle grid with themed clues and a few legible entries amid damaged text.
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Know Your Bridge By
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Ae West
Che Baytown Sun
John Wathey
Paul Putmar
Carve Laughlin
Advertising Department
Terefevee
Baytown
Texas Post Office
The
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Texas
Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
Babson
Chiang Kaishek
Chiang Kakshek
James Oglethorpe
Gilert and
Sulli- Vanaperh
Hall
Cornelia Otis Skhiner
Alexander Archipenko
Benny Goodman
Dean Woolridge
George Lenion
Prince Rainier Ti
Monaco
Norman Vincent Peale
Jike
Lower Peninsula
Jean Nicolet
Provincetown Harbor
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Joan of Arc
Maid of Orleans
Rouen
Radio Boscow
Sir Walter Scott
Georgia
Pearis
Inyo
Margaret Smith
Franco
Castro
Cyprus
Soevanna
Senate
Red Canital
US S
Detroit Auto King
Johnson Fdr
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Middle East
Jack Anerson
Fulton Lewis
Rocky
Richard L. Bast
Senate Rules
Ruth Spitini
White House
Senate Rules Committee
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Hayden
Lennox McClendon
Bast
McClendon
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Rules Committee
Scott
Jesse
Joseph Fablanich
Bobby Baker
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Baker
Fablanich
Jetter
Fabianich
Actoss
Nthisiaan
Informatton
Jogbbr
Tallanen
ubMcat Ame
Arm
Partot Stobe
M. Gardener's Too
Lguterdey
Utrecht
Wether
Astream & Doubig
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