Editorials No Seating Red China in the UN
President Kennedy restated that the United States opposes seating Red China in the United Nations. He backed Chiang Kai-Shek as China's representative and signaled no policy change despite reports of potential shifts. Premier Chou En-Lai rejected Khrushchev’s peaceful co existence and urged China’s global rivalry with the West.
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Kennedy
United States
Red China
Chou En-Lai
Communist Party Congress
Moscow
United Nations
U.S
China
White House
Chiang Kai-Shek
U.N
Russia
Outer Mongolia
Khrushchev
Chou
Salute To Pilot Club Observes 40th Anniversary
The Pilot Club of Baytown marks Pilot Club International’s 40th anniversary with praise for community service. The club runs projects including a chapel at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital, the Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center, a hospital equipment loan closet, and support for the New Sterling Memorial Library, Red Cross swimming classes, and orphan sponsorship. The article notes the 1961 founding in Macon, Georgia, and highlights Pilots’ charity, safety programs, scholarships, and international efforts as they celebrate four decades of leadership and civic duty.
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Pilot Club of
Baytown
Pilot Club International
Baytown Club
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
W. Sterling
United Fund
Sterling Memorial Library
Pilot Club
Red Cross
Kim He Shim
Peek Sun
Macon
Pilot
The
Sun
Khrushchev speeches seen by a Washington newsman
Drew Pearson reports on Premier Khrushchev in a Black Sea meeting noting Khrushchev’s statements against exporting revolution and proposing atom free zones in Europe and possibly the Far East. Pearson highlights press access, Bulganin and Voroshilov roles, and economic contrasts between Communist and non Communist output with Harriman’s quip.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Mr. K
Black Sea
Europe
Far East
Gromyko
Rusk
France
Belgium
Netherlands
United States
Adenauer
Red China
China
Khr
Baytown Sun masthead and staff list entry
The Baytown Sun publishes afternoons seven days a week from Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas. Editor and Publisher Preston Pendergrass Managing Editor Beulah Mae Jackson Office Manager James H Hale Assistant to Publisher Fred Hartman Advertising Chief John Wadley Corrie Laughlin Retail Manager National Manager and other staff listed. Subscription rates and postal information noted. Entered second class matter at Baytown Post Office. Member of Associated Press, Texas Daily Newspaper Association, and Texas Press Association.
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Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson Saeee
James H. Hale
Oeservereereaes Pajeieine
Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
P.O
Baytown
Texas
Act of Congress
Associated Press
Acunmated
Merela
Texas Daily Newspaper
Aast
Texas Presa Assn
Folk of Fame Guess the Name War Correspondent
A brisk puzzle item covers a famed war correspondent who fought in wars, reported battles in first-class style, and earned acclaim for heroism. It names Glasgow origins, Civil War actions, and later Africa reporting work credited by the Black Watch. Also mentions Madagascar occupation coverage.
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Britain
Glasgow
South
Chesapeake Bay
Johnson's Island
Africa
Black Watch
Broken “Square
Tamar
Kipling
Noted war correspondent with arm loss and global travels
By NAN JONES Central Press Writer details a famed journalist smuggled onto islands away from capitals, covering wars from Russia Japan to Kashmir. He lost his right arm in the Turko-Grecian War, studied the Turkish revolution in 1908, and joined expeditions against Funen-Nagars. He served in Sux dan and Cuba, writing for The London Times.
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Russia
Japan
Turkey
Kashmir
Cuba
London Times
Cnamee
Everywhere By HAL BOYLE
New York AP report profiles Luther Hodges secretary of Commerce in Kennedy era. Hodges travels constantly, aims to boost U.S. exports and foreign tourism, opening seven U.S. travel agencies abroad. He urges Americans to encourage foreign visitors and repeat trips to America, noting travel costs and incentives. He emphasizes selling abroad as insurance and increasing foreign tourism spending by about 100 million dollars next year.
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New York
Luther H. Hodges
Tokyo
Madrid
Washington
Hodges
North Carolina
Commerce
U.S
America
Finland
Spain
West Germany
Rayburn Accepted Into Primitive Baptist Church
In Tioga Texas AP Elder H G Ball recalls House Speaker Sam Rayburn joining the Primitive Baptist Church four years ago. Ball notes Rayburn was not converted but remained faithful, preferring the small church over a larger one in Washington. Ball praises Rayburn as a great statesman with strong character.
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Rayburn
White Frame
Washington
Tinga
Texas
Denton
Ball
Rayburn Tower
Dallas
Bible Verse Quote From Matthew About Daily Bread
The verse recalls Jesus resisting Satan in the wilderness with the reply man does not live by bread alone but by every word from God. It cites Matthew 4 1 as the source and emphasizes dependence on divine sustenance over physical needs.
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Mathew
How Do You Stand
A Phoenix reader argues that street construction and detours test patience but are necessary for future growth. The piece urges citizens to accept temporary inconvenience to defend freedom in West Berlin and support global liberty, paying the price of taxes and effort to show commitment.
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Washington
Phoenix
Arizona Republic
Arizona
Fieally
West Berlin
Editors Speak: Doctor Cohn Urges Six to Nine Light Meals
Doctor Clarence Cohn, a biochemistry expert, argues for six to nine light meals daily to boost energy, reduce post meal bloating, lessen irritability, and improve psychological resilience for daily pressures. The joke notes Mama would face washing dishes nine times a day.
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Clarence Cohn
Mama
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Clue list with across and down entries including Cant, Steal, Greeting, Hiswatha s boat, Greedy, Wisconsin s nickname, Russian river, Equip with men, Alcott heroine, City train, Fogey, Guarantee, Eject, Meaning, Isolated hill, Maple, Sprinkles, The Happy Warrior, By Lt. Donkey, Hallems, Athome, Grass spears, Comstock, Boundary, Measure, Sworda, Shun. Down: Exclamation, Firearm, Fluent, Ancient, Toward, Meager.
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Hiswatha
Wisconsin
Alcott Heroine
Fogey
Donkey
Hallems
Athome
Comstock
Remarkable Vanderbilt Bridge Hand Delivers 400 Points
In the 1962 Vanderbilt four championship, North opens two hearts and South replies two notrump, leading to a three notrump contract that West cashes four diamonds and five clubs to score 400. At another table a complex sequence ends with East West taking five spades and three hearts, delivering a powerful defeat and swinging the result.
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Vanderbilt
North
South
West
de Chaver
Hegrta
East
Declarer
Jed
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Central Press
Lawrence Sterne
Connecticut
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Hal Boyle
Darly Goldwater
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