Eisenhower Nuclear Threat Speech Sees Mixed Reactions
Editorial argues Eisenhower's remark on possibly using nuclear weapons to end Vietnam shows tough stance yet risks alienating neutrals and friends. It notes there are no valid targets in Vietnam, urges adapting strategy to practical realities, and questions the court of world opinion and history.
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Eisenhower
Viet Nam
Amer
Ican
Khrushchev
America
Court of World Opinion
Court of History
Batman sermon links hero to faith and pop culture
In New York All Saints Episcopal Church the Rev Dr Robert E Terwilliger notes Batman as a practical messiah and a savior who combats malignant power with scientific wonder. He calls Bat therapy enjoyable yet secondary to worship while highlighting Batman’s devices and foes. The piece ends with a provocative prompt about religious war on evil.
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Batman
Robin
Robert E. Terchinger
All Saints Episcopal Church
New York
Superman
False Fae
Joker
Riddler
Dr. Terwilliger
Satan
Sauce For The Gander In Minnesota Coach Punishes Fumbles
A Minnesota high school football coach proposes a public penalty for fumbling players. The punished student must carry a football everywhere for a week, including school, classes, lunch, and showers. The writer jokes about the coach wearing a dunce cap if he errs, to illustrate teamplay and democracy.
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Minnesota
Young brides weary of hearing remarks
AP report by Hal Boyle notes brides tire of wedding gift lists and comments. The piece cites gifts including 42 electric toasters, 18 silver trays, 7 sugar and creamer sets, 29 towels, three $10 certificates, cash, and a rabbit’s foot, while reflecting on marriage routines two weeks in.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Doctor's Mailbag on Im maturity and medical fears
A medical columnist advises a reader afraid of exams that immaturity fuels delay and that early treatment can save lives. He discusses esophageal spasms, animal research views, and invites questions, while weaving in domestic humor and a biblical closing.
Mayors Should All Quit Mayors Should All Quit
Henry Mei E argues against city leadership and proposes radical reforms to address urban decay. He suggests abolishing mayors, aligning city prices with external markets, guaranteeing taxis in rain, limiting constant construction, trimming phone books, curbing frequent sales, preserving parking, rethinking police schedules, and shrinking city size.
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Smith
New York
New History Of South Written By Drew Pearson On Elllis Arnall
A 1966 column in Washington Merry-Go-Round recounts Ellis Arnall, Georgia governor who fought the Ku Klux Klan, abolished the poll tax to help Black voting rights, and faced backlash when race tensions rose. Pearson links Arnall's stance to broader Southern progress and subsequent retrogression amid riots and the rise of Black Power. The piece contrasts early 1960s Georgia reforms with national backlash affecting white politicians allied to Negro advancement.
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Washington
South
Iseorget
Atanta
Georgia
Atlanta
Elfig Arnail
Arnall
Klan
Amal
Atalnta
Herbert Jenkins
William Hartsfield
Hartsfield
Capitol
Gov. Arnall
Gov. Arnal
Carmichael
West Indies
New York
Tme
Ellis Arnall
Ariel
Calhornia
Mantand
Arkansas
Louisiana
Alabama
Baytown Sun Advertising and staff details page
Baytown Sun publishes afternoons six days a week from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with staff listings for editor publisher general manager and managers. Subscription rates include carrier and mail options and the paper notes Associated Press rights and republication rules.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Jack Ann B. Pritchett
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun.,, Inc
Memorial Drive
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives. Inc
EMBER
Associated Press
Uise
Try Your Word Power Across Three Games and Clues
Puzzle style feature lists semantic word powers with across and down clues. Includes references toNEA theme and various definitions such as tools, animals, and titles. The manuscript presents a word puzzle grid with numbered clues for across and down solving.
Win at Bridge South Seeks Needed Trick
Oswald and James Jacoby of Newspaper Enterprise Association report on a bridge situation where South needs a clever trick to secure a win. The column analyzes play considerations and strategic options, offering guidance for improving success in tricky hands.
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Bridge South
Oswald
James Jacoby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
No Trump Rescue: South Masters Five Tricks on Final Run
In a tense bridge hand South trails by one for a two no trump response yet finds a path to victory. He covers East s jack with king and foresees seven quick winners then seeks two more via heart finesse and careful timing, avoiding a doomed diamond line. East questions the opening lead while West s distribution hints at alternate routes to success.
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Jill
Jack
Grandpa
South
East
West
Bridge bidding question prompts South response
In a four player auction West North East South open with 2 clubs, pass, 2 hearts, pass, 2 spades, pass, South bids not clarified. With a responder holding unknown cards, the suggested move is to Pass, aiming to remain in game. Tomorrow will present a clearer answer.
Johnsons first proclamation declared a day of national mourning
The initial 1963 proclamation by President Lyndon B Johnson marked a national day of mourning for John F Kennedy. The quiz also notes cereals derive from the goddess Ceres and bark beetles cause most tree deaths.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Navy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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