Is Russia Being Reckless in World Tensions
Editorial notes Kennedy era concerns over Soviet risk taking in Cuba Berlin and Europe. McNamara warns of smaller challenges and urges prompt military response while stressing bilateral, highly destructive consequences of any strategic nuclear war. He cites Soviet missile power and recent Berlin autobahn tensions.
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Kennedy
United States
Robert S. McNamara
Cuba
Berlin
McNamara
Eeconomic Club
New York
West
Europe
Germany
Russia
Farm woes and Cuba techs loom in Washington report
Washington reports harsh critiques of Secretary Freeman and U.S. farm policy. It cites falling net farm income, high prices, rising debt, shrinking farm numbers, and massive surplus stock. It also notes Cuban exports of Soviet technicians and complex military projects amid a broader critique of aid and planning.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Kentucky
Orville Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
Inwest
Parc
Cuba
Tron Curtain
Castm
Citizens Committee For A Free Cuba
Bioc
Cesar Hemanrez
Fidel
Castri
Xaguajay
Las Villas
Verwoerd May Take Foreign Duties as Louw Quits
In Johan nsburg speculation centers on Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd possibly adding foreign minister to his portfolio when Eric Louw retires at year end Louw 73 quits cabinet after 15 years. In Yokosuka Japan the U S fleet survey ship Rehoboth returned after a four day visit to Nahextki port marking third U S ship to visit Russia since 1945. In London Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home's Toonthold government wins a vote of confidence defeating a Labour motion over slums and rent profiteering.
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Johannsburg
South Allied
Hendrik Verwoerd
Eric Louw
Louw
Cainet
Yokosuka
Japan
U.S
Rehoboth
Nahextki
S. Navy
U.S. Wa
London
Alec Douglas-Home
Toonthold
Myth Of Persistent Franc Spending By Congressmen
Washington reports debunk the idea that congressmen can spend francs in Paris without tax cost. In Marshall Plan days counterpart funds backed euro deposits, but today embassies hold fewer funds than needed. When congressmen travel, spent funds are replaced by U.S. dollars, ensuring no net loss to taxpayers.
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Charles B. Hoeven
House Agriculture Committee
Freeman
Hoeven
Sui
Preem
Breantae
Givroval
Washington
Capitol Hill
U.S
Paris
Tap
Wayne. Hays
Onin
Ernest Petinaud
al Son
Brest
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
United States
Europe
France
Sso
The Ghost Writer as Commencement Speaker Gaff
A Southwestern college commencement speaker dictated remarks to a secretary who typed three copies and stowed them in one binder. Frustration grew as the speaker, scrolling to Page One again, read it aloud gravely while the audience laughed heartily at the unfolding mishap.
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Southwestern College
Religious Bias Debate Shapes Veterans of Kennedy Era Policy
Drew Pearson recalls criticism from Protestants in 1966 over Kennedy’s Catholic faith and the claim no religious bar to the presidency. The piece reviews government surplus property transfers to religious institutions, noting Catholic shares rose after Kennedy’s 1960 election and the 1963 shift under which Anthony Caleb Breeze became Secretary of War. Data covers 1941–86, with major transfers to Catholic groups, Lutherans, Quakers, Baptists, and others, including properties at George Wright AF Base, Lackland, Carswell, and Fort Worth areas.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Department of Health
Kennedy Cne
Cifter
Anthony Calebreeze
Adam Grayton Powell
Harlem
Edith Green
Portland
Ore
Gevertiy Day
Navaho Mission School
Kingman Air Force Base
Arizona
Fair Child Air Force Base
Catitarnia
Nebraska Ordnance Plant
Jon Day Lack and Dean
Oregon
Elsworth Air Force Base
South Dakota
Church of
al Smith
Herbert Hoover
John FB Kennedy
Richard An
George Wright AF
Spokane
George Wright Afb
Lackland Ape
Texas
San Antonio
San’ Marcos
Carswell Afl
Fort Worth
Jerusalem Thou That Killest the Prophets and Hankers
A biblical verse from Matthew 23 37 38 expresses lament over Jerusalem not accepting prophets messages. The speaker compares gathering its people to a hen gathering chicks under wings, noting their refusal.
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Jerusalem
Duchess of Hohenberg figure in history and more
A mixed grab bag questions many readers. It asks how the Duchess of Hohenberg figured in history and touches on Jewish literature, the city of the University of Georgia, a former Miss America batter and Pangim’s capital. It includes birthday wishes and notes on an ancient Moorish alcazar site with a later hunting villa and a major fire.
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Duchess of
Alcazar
Greal Woods
Henry IV
Philip VI
Building with arches and gardens linked to Campo del Moro
Fragment from a 1950s newspaper note mentions two large wings dating from 1955 onward and a connected third, with arches supported by marble columns and stairs to Campo del Moro gardens. Also recalls Princess Elizabeth's 147th marriage and various quiz-like items.
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Campo del Moro
Colin
How Do You Stand, Sir by Bricky Goldwater Washington
A reflective piece on postwar American federalism noting power shifts from state capitals to Washington. It argues state units preserve local voices and experimental governance, while centralization risks eroding regional cultures and checks on power. The author frames state laboratories as essential to democratic resilience and warns against wholesale central control.
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Washington
Yuani
Wixely
Ming
Clark
Liskaures
PTUH
Pol ly Bor gen Heroine Plays First Woman Vicer Rhagi tis
Actress Polly Borgen discusses her role as the first woman in a pivotal circus-related part during a luncheon for Saints and Sinners. A guest, Senator Barry Goldwater, nods in agreement as talk turns to politics and public impact. Billy Graham frames his Catholic audience around Christian renewal and Vatican reforms.
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Seington
Polly Borgen
Pires
Rhagi
Polly
Atea
Ile
Barry Goltwater
Loser-on-Toser play in a bridge problem explained
The article explains a bridge puzzle where South plays six hearts. West holds king of clubs and most diamonds, affecting the contract. Declarer uses a loser-on-Toser technique, discarding diamonds to force East to win and then run clubs, enabling six tricks and recovering a lost spade to secure the contract.
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Declarer
West
Oz. Clus
Prieedis
X ‘Tiamond
East
Thibs
South
Nate
Dclarer
Trea Syndicate
Baytown Sun Masthead and imprint text
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendecprass Beulah Robert K Gilmore editor and publisher with managing editor office manager circulation director advertising department staff names. Published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun. Subscription rates and printing details appear along with publisher and association notices.
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Feed’ Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston, Pendécprass
Beulah
Robert K. Gilmore
Baytown Sun
Tire
Pearce
Ashborn
Baytown
Texas
Sotialivar, Inc
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