Easter Island head on display on Manhattan Seagram Plaza
An eight foot Easter Island monolith, the first of its kind to leave its home, arrives in New York on display at Seagram Building Plaza as part of a drive to preserve the island’s ruins. The piece survived a tidal smash in 1961 and highlights broader questions about origins, transport, and the fate of a people on a remote isle.
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Easter Island
Pacific
Manhattan
Seagram
New York City
International Fund For Monuments
Seagram Plaza
New York
If U.S. Troops Ousted Panama's Ousted Leader
The author ponders a hypothetical U.S. intervention to remove a military coup that toppled a democratically elected Panamanian president. The piece suggests Latin Americans endure right wing dictatorships and questions US policing roles.
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United States
U.S
Panama
Let's Hope The Rumors Come True By SEN. EV DIRKSEN
The piece weighs in on Vietnam, arguing rumors of a possible truce and bombing pause could influence the 1968 presidential race. It traces French Indochina history, U S involvement, and the current military and diplomatic stances, noting hopes for peace while cautioning on the limits of negotiations and the importance of a solid defense posture.
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Sen
Ev” Dirksen
Vietnam
Saigon
Paris
U.S
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
United States
Red China
America
Pacific
Asia
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Cambodia
Laos
Geneva
North
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Ngo Dien Diem
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
North Vietnam
Cyrus Vance
Averell Harriman
Baytown Sun Masthead and Contact Details
The Baytown Sun editor and staff positions are listed with editor Preston Pendergrass and managing editor Johnella Boynton. The paper is a Baytown Texas publication printed Monday through Friday and Sunday afternoons from 1301 Memorial Drive with a post office entry as second class matter. Subscriptions are 1.96 monthly or 23.40 yearly.
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Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
IEF
Baytown
Texas
Haytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Loosely Speaking on Woman Power and Humor
Colloquial column quoting Ameri can Ofl Co executive L W Moore on woman power and society. The piece riffs on gender roles with anecdotes about a henpecked husband and a wife who dominates conversation, ending with a punchline about a man asking his wife for opinion.
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Ron Lennard
Industral News Review
Market Street
Senior Citizens Thank Brunson Theater for Special Rates
W P Smith, chairman of the Public Relations Committee, writes to thank The Sun for publicizing the Brunson Theater senior citizen rate. He notes members enjoyed both matinee and evening shows and hopes others learn of the privilege.
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the Sun
Brunson Theater
W. P. Smith
Nixon over Egyptian ties and Warner-Lambert ties
Washington column notes Nixon’s 1963 Cairo remarks praising Nasser and his alleged willingness to represent Egypt for a fee. It cites Nixon’s law firm work for Warner-Lambert, El Paso Natural Gas, and railroads before federal agencies, raising questions about aligning client interests with public policy. The piece also mentions Nixon’s refusal to address questions on major TV shows.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
London Jewish Telegraph
Richard Nixon
Wall Street
Egypt
Gams Abdel Nasser
Nixon
Nasser
Cairo
Egyptian Gazette
Egypian Mail
Arab Information Center
New York City
Red Cross
Yemen
Africa
Asia
Europe
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Ramfis Truffle
Genoa
Switzerland
Wall
Warner-Lambert
All Drug Companies
Food and Drug Administration
Warner Lambert
U.S
New York
Nixon Law
Securities and Exchange Commission
White House
the Nation
Progress in Cystic Fibrosis Care for Youth Grows
The article notes improved diagnosis and treatment for cystic fibrosis in children and increasingly in young adults. It describes therapies such as mist tents, aerosols, oral meds, and postural drainage, and introduces a new booklet Living with Cystic Fibrosis for Young Adults detailing diet, smoking, education, dating, and care centers. It lists the National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation contact and notes expert column Q&A on child footwear and development.
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United States
National
Mother Goose author linked to Perrault tale origins
A quiz exchange asks who used the pen name Mother Goose. The answer notes that the French poet Charles Perrault first rendered fairy tales into simple language, shaping early versions.
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Mother Goose
Charles Perrault
Bridge Tips from Olympiad finals describe four spades make
Oswald and colleagues recap a bridge hand from the Olympiad finals where both sides bid and made four spades. They discuss overtricks, trump draws, discards, and club finesses with match point scoring and strategic play by declarers and defenders.
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Oswald
Dim
West
Gwess
Jim
South
East
Eaterprisa Assn
Opening bid and reply in bridge problem
South holds Q You hold Q You ask what to bid after partner opens. With partner’s response one diamond and a weak hand, consider pass or a minimal overcall depending on exact suit length and distribution. Tomorrow more guidance.
Bible Verse James 1 13 15 Paraphrase
A compact reflection on temptation from James chapter one verses thirteen to fifteen. It notes that each person is tempted by their own desires when drawn away, conception of sin leads to death as the final consequence. The passage summarizes the progression from temptation to sin to death.
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James
Enrich Your Vocabulary N EA Feature
The item notes a vocabulary enrichment feature labeled EA, with emphasis on enhanced word learning and language expansion. It highlights new tools for readers to explore synonyms and usage, encouraging active engagement with uncommon terms and refined expression. The note reads as a promotional snippet for language development resources.
Brave Woman Dismounted In Warble Morse Across Parchment
Word puzzle clues span across and down from writing tablet to modern painter. Names, places, and objects fill a crossword styled grid with themes of language and measurement. Answers include mercenary unit energy bishopric and goddess of dawn among many others.
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Concord
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