Victory for Democracy Kennedy interview in Izvestia marks a propaganda win
Editorial analyzes Kennedy granting verbatim publication of his Izvestia interview via Khrushchev’s son in law. It notes the unprecedented public airing of a U.S. president in Soviet press, asks why Khrushchev allowed it, and considers potential shifts in Cold War rhetoric and public perception within the USSR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Izvestia
Pierre Salinger
U. S. State Department
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Washington
Alexei Adzhubei
Isvestia
Russia
Tass
Adzhubei
Rayburn Estate Left to Sisters and Library Foundation
AP report: House Speaker Rayburn died November 16 leaving the estate to his two sisters and the Sunburn Library Foundation. His will, filed in Fosiin County Probate Court, directs a sizeable share to the library and preserves heirlooms at his Bonham home. Executors are his sisters and brother.
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Rayburn
Banhart
House of Representatives
Bartley
Bonham
Baylor Hospital
Dal
Dillon
Enson
Sule
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including editor and publisher Fred Hartman and Jim Boone, with various departments and office contacts. It notes newspaper frequency and Baytown address, plus advertising and subscription options and a dated legal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbal
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Jiguinh -Mae Jackson
James H. Hale
Advertising ‘Department
Aboard the Mexican presidential special advances first rail link
Drew Pearson describes a presidential train journey through Northern Mexico, highlighting the completion of a 500 mile rail link by Adolfo Lopez Mateos's government. The voyage traces from plateau towns to the Pacific, notes lack of U.S. aid, and recalls Pancho Villa era tensions while signaling improving Mexico United States ties. President Mateos dined with President Johnson at the Texas ranch, signaling careful diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Pacific Coast
Senate
Congress
Business
Labor
North America
Albert K. Owen
Robert Owen
America
New Harmony
Ind
California
Pacific
Kansas, Mexico and Pacific
Kansas City
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
United States
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Javier Barros Sierra
U.S.A
USA
Mateos
Johnson
Texas
Try and Stop Me or Staid Husbands and Hidden Wives
Four Minneapolis businessmen funded a hunting lodge in northern woods and retreated there for a fortnight twice yearly. Their wives, curious about the secrecy, followed in October only to be halted at the gate by a wizened guide who warns that the men brought their wives this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Quiz from a bygone paper grabs quick facts
A mixed page features trivia prompts and clues. Questions ask which U S president is buried in Princeton, the small Canadian province, and other historical bits. It includes a biographical blurb about a leader of foreign aid and an athletic director, plus a few word definitions and a cheeky “How’d you make out?” section.
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U. S
Princeton
N. J
Canada
Smallman Province
Advertising as a stabilizer for business cycles
The speaker notes retail sales show a slight rise but overall trade underperforms against income growth. Advertising drives demand by pre selling at home, shifting to outdoor media, billboards, and streetcar ads. Despite some recent declines in media, advertising should rise in downturns to stabilize the economy and support young people entering the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mas
Wales
Michigan State coaches women in football basics
In a bold campus experiment Michigan State University offers a class for coeds to learn football fundamentals. An isolated staffer, the lone male instructor, led the session and faced rapid questions about goals and scoring. The episode drew reactions from students, one noting the coach is “cute.”
Bible Verse Reference Refolds Heavenly Return Theme
The fragment mentions the coming of the Son of man with a mournful sign for all tribes on earth. It echoes Matthew 24 3 style language about the heavens revealing the Son of man and a glory tied to divine judgment. The readable text includes names and phrases linking to biblical imagery.
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Clory
How Do You Stand Six
Washington speech argues profits, wages, and productivity shape prosperity. It contends legislation cannot create real improvement. lasting gains come from teamwork among capital, management, and labor, with higher productivity yielding lower prices and higher wages, while laws fail to balance interests. The speaker challenges audience to take responsibility for neighbor welfare.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce
America
Congress
State Supreme Court Judgments Are Announced
Austin based report lists multiple Supreme Court decisions, writs of mandamus denied or granted, writs of error dispositions, and motions. Cases involve Hidalgo, Travis, Bexar, Harris, Leon, and other counties. Notable topics include writs of error, reversals, dismissals for lack of jurisdiction, and overruled referrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Roy Woolsey
B.C. Rilling
Gimmit
Kenneth Moward
Alberta Covington
McLanton
General American Life Insurance Co
Nefi Bank of Commerce
Bexar
Howard Allison
Kiblewett
Travis
Ingeoch Construction Co
Huntington Re Ballas
Rhoda Horrell
la Salle County
la Salle
Texas
Employer Insurance Association
Va. D. Kihieasy
Squeeze Convicts East in National Bridge Finish
In a national pair championship, South declarer in six notrump executes a clever three-spade squeeze after a heart lead. West is squeezed on a final club discard, leaving East with no safe card. Declarer then cashes A-Q of diamonds and the K of diamonds to take thirteen tricks, prompting East’s regret for refusing a seemingly offered trick.
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South West North East
Declarer
South
West
East
Nessa
Daily Crossword Puzzle Acrosa 2 Dropay 6 To Talk
Puzzle clues mix of incomplete phrases and garbled OCR. Lists talk related terms, animal names, plant fibers, desserts, rivers, and various scattered entries. Includes entries like Not wide spread, Assumed name, Spirit lamp, Moccasin, Japanese deer, Candienut tree fiber, and Asian river with many letters jumbled or misprinted.
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Hemingway
Mexico
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Victory For Democracy
Suriher Foundation
Che Baytown
Sim
John Wadler
Paul Putman
Terrie Laughlin
Wedes
Act of Congress
Marule
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Feeny Newroarag Dere
Tommy Prew
Drew Pearson
By Bennett Cerf
Samarkand
Sevres
France
Donald Ogden Stewart
Bulingela
Wolsy Bunsis
Finland
Sun
Raday
Folk OF Fame
Oxford
University of Missouri
New York
Justice Department
London
Agency For International Development
Nan Jones
Centro! Press
Hls
Annapolis
Naval Aviation
Footebell
Pigakin
Coleen
Tou
Grover Cleveland
Prince Edward Island
Bogar Narsi
B. Jay Becker
South Dealer
Minerabie
Croom
Napoleon
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