Editorials Just entertaining fiction on nonpolitical tours
Analyzed view of presidents from Kennedy to Truman who toured the nation claiming nonpolitical aims. It notes Romney’s critique of Kennedy, ties to Eisenhower and Dewey, and the pattern of politicians using nonpolitical trips to gain support. The piece concludes that leaders will continue these trips despite objections.
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Washington
Kennedy
D. Eisenhower
Harry. S. Truman
Anklin D. Roosevelt
George Romney
Michigan
Great Lakes
Duluth
Minn
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Eisenhower
Nixon
California
Edmund G. Brown
Harry, Truman
White House
Truman
Ohio
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Auage
Dewey Camn
Lakewood
Norman Cov
Sam Nuh Ee
Baytown
Amercans
Norman Cowins
John H. Metailstock
Lakewood Drive
Wheat deal debate splits Congress over Russia sale
Report from Washington outlines mixed views on selling surplus wheat to the Soviet Union. Rep. Ralph Hardin denounces the idea while Dole and Barry back the plan as a cash sale with little credit. Secertary Freeman says the administration only seeks to sound out Congress as farmers favor unloading the surplus.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Soviet Russia
House
Foreign Affairs and Agriculture Committees
Ralph Hardin
D-Ida
Frances Bolton
Ohio
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Mrs. Bolton
Russia
Gross
Robert Dole
Kansas
Robert Barry
N.Y
Dole
Barry
Bill Fore
D-Pa
Barrett
Freeman
Kennnedy
Congress
U.S
Luther Hodges
Hodges
Wheat sales threaten U S wheat surplus and image
Hodges and Freeman urge possible private shipments of wheat to Russia to ease the billion-bushel U S surplus. They estimate one third to one half of the surplus could be shipped, favoring a straight sale over public law or 480 program, while stressing no Congress selling intent.
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Hodges
Freeman
Congress
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Fodder From Jumbled Phrases
A compact crossword puzzle item listing across and down clues with mixed letters and partial phrases. It presents scattered hints like hillsides, fishers, spinners, and service terms, along with assorted partial words and abbreviations, in a noisy OCR page.
Know Your Bridge: The Finesse in a Three Notrump Play
The article analyzes a bridge scenario where South plays three notrump after a sequence. It discusses when to finesse a king and why certain finesses should be avoided, given the likelihood of West holding key cards. It argues the safer line is to respect the opening spade bid and the probable distribution rather than force a risky finesse.
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West
East
Ucma
Booth
Declarer
Eest
Best
Speculation on Dominican politics and U.S. policy links
Fallon Lewis Jr. outlines concerns over anti Communist military influence in the Dominican Republic, citing warnings from Rep. Armistead Selden and remarks by President Bosch. The piece compares 1952 Korea-era tensions and warns of potential domestic inflation and policy missteps amid perceived Communist inroads in Latin America.
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Fallon Lewis JR
Washington
Cominerdan Republic
State Department
Foggy Bottom
Rafael Trumilo
Juan Busch
Armistead Selden
House Foreign Affairs
Latin America
Hal Hendrix
Dominican Republic
Bosch
San Isidro
Natonwide
Air Force
Hoseth
Bosth
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Juan Isidro Jinsings-Grullon
Social Democratic Alliance Fund Horacks
Julio Ornes
Revolutionary Vanguard
Last Decemeber
Imo
Oso
Bos Tutt Jr
Senate
Vietam
George Anderson
Miltary
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
U.S
China
Monroe Geetring
Quaker House and Iron Mill Site National Park
A feature recalls the Quaker home of Isaac Potts near Philadelphia, its iron mill history, the 1777 destruction, and 2,000 acres now a state park. It notes 1929 ruins restoration and winter 1777 huts where 3,000 troops died, with 1938 events and a quiz prompt about the place.
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Isaac Potts
Philadelphia
Williera Penn
Letitia
Mt. Joy
Mt Misery
Letter to the Sun disputes Baytown policing concepts
A Baytown reader critiques Chief Fordhe and two policing concepts, endorsing Concept No 1 focused on protecting citizens from major crimes and arguing against overstrict enforcement of petty laws. The letter praises Fordhe’s integrity but urges policy change to emphasize public safety over minor violations.
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Sun Gear
Forehe
Persew
In & Rent
Cften
Fordhe
Law Oaks
Ote
Hiezal
Cour
Bmros
Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
Baytown
Tex
Hartman
Sun
Baytown Sun masthead and staff list excerpt
An archival Baytown Sun masthead shows editor and publisher roles and staff positions including general manager managing editor office manager and advertising department. It lists office location at Pearce and Ashter, Baytown Texas, plus post office box and subscription rates and a note of AP membership and republication rights.
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Eee
Beulah Maz Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Baytown
Texas
Congress
The
Baytown Sun, Inc
At. Pearce and Ashter
P.O. Box 38
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International Atomic Energy Agency
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Russig
Secretary of Commerce
Hillside
Cotstrain
Wire Service
Ammy Post Office
Seine
Bird of Prey
New Zealand
Festering
Wall Street
Snick Anc
Notion
Vex VP
Peru
By B, Jay Becker
East Geeier
Werther Side
Wainstalts
Wings
Bates
Duc & Enghien
Bren
George Sentayana
Ralph Forbes
Fabien Levitsky
Deborah Kerr
Netrras
Kenny Baker
Sniger
Fred Kin
Nan Jones
Centrol Press
Chutcheslovakia
Germany
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Hitler
New York Public Library
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Wayne ‘Pret
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Reine
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