Editorials- Foreign Aid Lesson In Math
A critical look at how Congress handles foreign aid since 1947. The piece traces Kennedy’s requests, House and Senate cuts, and the Clay committee’s influence, noting the process yields only authorization figures while actual spending awaits the appropriation bill. It highlights partisan friction and the recurring pattern of reductions below Kennedy’s ask.
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Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate
Lucius D. Clay
Clay Committee
Otto Passman
D-La
Passman
Clay
U.S
Free World
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Unusual play in four spades doubled bridge hand
West opens and South in four spades doubled faces a tricky layout. Declarer cashes the ace of spades at trick three and plays to finesse, assuming West holds the queen. The plan avoids a trump loser and aims to profit if West has the Q-x-x holdings, potentially taking all spades.
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West
Declaser
King Fe
Declarer
East
Gult
South
Wes Byndicata
Texan Korth to testify in McClellan inquiry on crime links
Fulton Lewis reports Senate investigators will call Fred Korth, ex Navy Secretary, as a witness to probe General Dynamics ties and insider profits, amid claims of bank loans and yacht based dealings. Key allegations tie Korth to Fort Worth Continental National Bank and a $400,000 loan to General Dynamics. Progressions include timing of hearings and broader critique of Pentagon information control.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Joe Valuchi
Cosa Nostra
Fred Korth
Navy
John McClellan
Arkansas Democrat
TEX
Korth
General Dynamics
Boeing
McClellan
Frank Pace
Fort Worth
Continental National Bank
Phil Regan
Continental National
Regan
Sequoia
Prio
Tam
Texas
Bank
Ers
Atlantic City
Migakam
Vester
Nave
Departments of Defense
Freedom of Information Committee
Sigmi* Delta Chi
Kennedy News
Netwton, Jr
Tampa, Florida
Tribune
Jim Lucas
Mark Watson
Pentagon
McNamara
Sylvester
Defense
Roswell Gilpane
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ugene Pulliam Jr
Indianapolis News and Star
Senate
Ohio races loom with Glenn and Taft Jr in sight
Drew Pearson notes possible runs in Ohio politics next year with Colonel John Glenn slated for Congress or Senate and Robert Taft Jr moving toward the Senate while James Lausche plays a party role. Khrushchev critique of Kennedy and Truman quips pepper the dispatch alongside corporate and Capitol intrigue.
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Drew Parrson
Washington
John “Glenn
Robert Taft Jr
Congress
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Steve Young
Weahington
Tme
Stave Young
Ige
Bech
Charley Vanik
Cleveland
Glenn
Frank Laiusche
Lausche
China
Fidel Castro
Albania
Fragmentary historic line prompts uncertain meaning
A damaged OCR fragment presents cryptic wording with archaic phrasing. The readable portion hints at a religious or martial exhortation but lacks clear events, names, dates, or places to identify a concrete news item or figure.
How do you stand, sir
Barry Goldwater argues that Bolivia under Paz Estenssoro is a failed democracy with economic stagnation and heavy U.S. aid. He criticizes Kennedy for praising Bolivia as a model for Latin America, calling for withdrawal of aid and broader reevaluation of U.S. hemispheric policy. He cites Sumner Welles and Dr. William S. Stokes to condemn the regime’s violence and tyranny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Barry Goldwater
Washington
Bolivia
Latin America
Kennedy
Victor
Paz Estenssoro
Paz
Sumner Welles
Meng
William
Stokes
Sureme Court
Political Control
Paz Egtenssoro
Lcrmps
Botvia
Baytown Sun Publication and Representation Details
Published afternoons seven days a week by The Baytown Sun Inc in Baytown Texas with subscription rates of 31.45 per month and 1740 per year. The paper notes national representation by Texas Newspapers Representatives Inc and credits Associated Press dispatches. It cites editors and staff such as McNamara and Systemner in a terse masthead style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
Memseh
Associated Press
Secretary OF Defense
Ny News
Bert S. McNamara
Arthur Systemner
Texas Dells Sewspape
Cen
Texas Pres
Daily Grab Bag Quiz and Curiosities Highlights
Today’s feature blends trivia and historical notes. It presents five questions on language, history, and manuscripts, plus a collage of antiquarian facts about places, a Crimean War note, and a birthday roll call. The Cisalpine Gaul entry notes northern Italy, while Transalpine Gaul lies across the Alps.
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Union
Cisalpine - Gaul
Italy
Alpe
The
Maryland, Historical Society
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Fulton Lewis
Defense Department
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Treasers Department
Drew Pearson
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Kremlin
Wm Eisenhower
Harry Preman
Shrushchev
All Rus Sians
Truman
Roosevelt
Jobster
Kroger Blough
U.S. Steel
Bix Steel
Birmingham
Blouth
Tom Dewey
Bob
John Fine
Pennsylvania
Eisen
Henry Gonzales
San Antonio
Ea Foreman
Odessa
Fox
New Mexico
Bobby Baker
Ocean City
Imob
Senate Rackets Committee
Sen. McClellan
Che Baytomn Sun
Fred Haurtmen
James H. Hale
Preston Pentiergrass Vie
Beulah Mee Jackson
Robert H. Gilmore
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
National
Cisalpine Gaul
Transalpine Gaul
Star-Span- Bled
Gibbs
Adolf Ritter
Densimu
Trevkiee
Guess
Terete Rtrner Emerson
Iphigenia
Agamemnon
Artemis
Orestes
Ahe
Catherine
Nan Jones
James Jonas
Tony Canzoneri
Today
Low Rywideda
Noday
Kinga
Choss SS
Cheerved
Artiot’s
Allieideft Tv
Swentego
Kelow - Cetenkes
Mickal
Ireland
Foo
ST. Talend
Mindanao
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