Editorial Unwarranted Attack on UN President De Gaulle
The United Nations is needed to deter war and reflect world opinion. De Gaulle’s absence and criticism undermine the UN, which thrives only when all members, including France, participate and support the alliance against communism. The piece argues he should attend sessions to bolster peace and strengthen global unity.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
United Nations General Assembly
New York
de Gaulle
United Nations
Free World
Free World Alliance
Khrushchev
Europe
United States
Russia
Castro
Cuba
Why newspapers tell truth about politics questioned
The writer argues newspapers strive for factual, objective reporting despite sensationalism and partisan bias. He cites national and local coverage, notes editorial pages reflect views, and urges readers to complain if misled, asserting responsible editors avoid slant and readers deserve honest reporting.
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Texas
Arch
Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
Allan Shivers
Harry Truman
Tam
Massachusetts
Edlitor
Baytown Sun masthead and staff list appears
Fragmentary boilerplate shows publication details for The Baytown Sun, published by The Baytown Run Inc. in Baytown Texas with various roles listed, including editor publisher and office manager, plus circulation and national representation notes and a general post office registration stamp.
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Baytown Run, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Sing Department
Financial wisdom for brides and grooms in pre marriage lessons
Donald J. Rogers argues wives and husbands need practical money education before marriage. He cites gaps in budgeting, balancing a checkbook, wills, life insurance, and medical care planning. He warns many start married life with limited income and inadequate financial planning skills.
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Charleston
Donald J. Rogers
New York Herald Tribuna
Fife
Did You Know The King Cobra Fact
The king cobra is cited as one of the most dangerous snakes. It inhabits the Indo Malayan region and primarily preys on other snakes.
Khrushchev’s diplomacy shocks American observers at UN reception
Drew Pearson notes Nikita Khrushchev’s social tact at the United Nations as American diplomats struggle to counter his charm. He recalls a New York reception where Khrushchev embraced Wadsworth while others debate how to respond. Ambassadors urge White House invitations to neutral leaders, but few have been invited amid Khrushchev’s ongoing outreach to Africa and Asia.
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New York
Jerry Wadeworth
U. S
United Nations
Mary Lord
Pillsbury
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Wadsworth
America
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Asana
Macmillan
Drag Hammarakjnld
Senate
Hammarskjolit
Toner
Moscow
Eisenhower
State Department
Washington
White House
Karl Rankin
Belgrode
Tite
Youreslivia
United States
Long Island
Park Avenue
Soviet Union
Ingenious hatman boosts sales by bold customer nudge
Try and Stop Me describes INGENIOUS SOUL leasing the men’s hat department in a big store. He confronts hatless shoppers with a blunt line and prompts purchases, while a Claire Trevor aside ponders the cost of marriage versus divorce.
Advertising legend and peak of Thompson firm reshapes industry
Central Press writer poses riddles about a longtime J. Walter Thompson leader who rose from a Seattle paper job to preside the world’s largest ad firm, after guiding the Ford account to fame. The column mixes trivia, birthdays, and fleeting prognostications with a nostalgic look at early advertising power and notable dates.
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Washington State Railroad
Seattle
J. Walter}.Thompson
Ford
Catholics and Liberty in America Debate Sparks Letters
A Baytown reader criticizes an article claiming Catholic origins of American liberty and urges emphasis on Protestant contributions and republican ideals. The letter cites papal decrees and historical episodes, argues for religious freedom as a core American value, and cites contemporary church policies. It also praises pianist Franz Graf Frank Smith’s Houston recital and offers heartfelt congratulations.
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the San
Kilpatrick
the Sun
America
Orient
Armanda
England
U.S
Inquisition
Holy Office
South America
Compistadores
Leo XIII
Pius XI
Pius TX
Franco
Spain
Columbia
Time Magazine
Leo XII
Jefferson
United States
The
Creger
Baytown
Frank
How Do You Stand, Sir?
Washington conservatives favor individual initiative in education and oppose forced federal control, arguing students should progress by aptitude and effort. Liberals push collective standards and funding, preferring local boards and federal aid to broaden required courses. The piece argues the teacher and student individuality yield superior results.
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Washington
Expert Bridge Play Shows Sound Reasoning Over Fame
A bridge expert, not famed for flashy squeezes, explains that steady reasoning and minimal mistakes win more than spectacular moves. In a noted hand, East makes a sensational yet sound play to defeat three no trump, revealing how reading opponent distribution and safe leads shape outcomes.
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East
South
West
Declarer
Bast
Pat
Tes Syndicate
Tne
Daily Crossword Down clues snapshot
Puzzle snapshot lists Down clues including Poke yesterday's Answer 38 Pause 38 God of war 41 Apple seed 43 Female deer 45 and a compass point abbreviated.
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