Editorial on U S Berlin stance amid Soviet pressure
The editorial defends Kennedy era policy toward Berlin, arguing the United States and its allies resist Soviet intimidation without provoking nuclear war. It highlights 16 hours of tank standoff at the East West Berlin border, allied air over East Germany, and Khrushchev's superbomb test, urging restraint to avoid annihilation of civilization.
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John F. Kennedy
Russia
United States
Berlin
U. S
West Berlin
East
West Germany
Khrushchev
Japan
Free World
Communist Party
Moscow
United Nations
U.S
U.N
Semyon K. Tearapkin
Adlai Stevenson
Sun
Navy to haul radioactive waste from reactors to Antarctica
Honolulu AP report states U S Navy will collect radioactive waste from two planned reactors in Antarctica, haul it to the United States or dispose of it at sea in shielded containers. Round trip about 24,000 miles as part of treaty compliance with 12 nations on Antarctic preservation. Capt Edward Conrad says reactors to power McMurdo and Byrd stations will ship in prefabricated sections via Arned, with first operation planned for March next year.
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Honolulu
Tel Navy
United States
Edward Conrad
Office
Chief of Naval Operations
Antarctic
Soviet Union
Conrad
Navy-National Science Foundation
Antarctica
McMurdo Sound
Ross Sea
McMurdo
Navy
Davisville
Martin Company
Baltimore
Byrd Station
South Pole
Baytown Sun publisher and staff credit line
The Baytown Sun lists editors and publishers with names and roles, including Editor and Publisher Beulah Mar Jackson and Advertising Department representation. It notes address Pearce and Ashbey Baytown Texas and billing terms. The text appears as a newspaper masthead and production note with LoC ownership and circulation details.
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Bred Mariman
Bei Sneeeens If Aias
Preston Pendergrass
Ams Ebraenhees Fe Mureding
Edner
Beulah
Kefauver fights drug firms for safer, cheaper medicines
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports Tennessee Senator Estes Kefauver widens a campaign to reform drug safety and pricing, with support wavering in AMA and APA ranks. New England Journal of Medicine critiques AMA opposition. Ribicoff backs safeguards. Also notes Baltimore Congressman Sam Friedel, nicknamed Two-Bedroom Sam, touring abroad on a House committee trip billed as vacation.
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Washington
Tennessee
Sen. Estes Kefauver
American Medical Association
American Pharmaceutical Association
New England Journal of Medicine
Ama-Apha
AMA
Kefauver
Health, Education, and Welfare
Abe Ribicoff
Board of Trustees
Council On Drugs
Apha
Baltimore
Sam Friedel
Sam
Hong Kong
Paris
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
State Department
House Administration Committee
Pearson
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf and Ace
Bennett Cerf and Ace discuss TV comedy trends noting that aging stars resist editing and novelty. They argue most successful performers share reluctance to let others laugh and fail to adapt to viewers with broader tastes.
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Bennett Cerf Xqodman
Ace
Yesteryear
Hope
Benny
Daily Quiz and oddities from a used page bag
A jumble of trivia questions about Jewish Day of Atonement the Gambia capital and New York City, plus misfit notes on language diversity film notes birthdays and a Negro athlete famed in athletics. It mentions Ethel Waters Chiang Kai-shek and a youth for Christ educator in a mood of scattered cultural snippets.
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Canny
Olympic decathlon great rises from Tulare legend
The piece profiles UCLA figure and two time Olympic decathlon champion born in Tulare California noted for leading campus life, serving as student body president, a Marine officer, and anti delinquency work through athletics. It mentions his 1948 and 1952 wins and brief Stanford football.
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UCLA
Tulare
Calif
Stanford
Marines
Rising health costs stretch business and patients
By 8AM Dawet New York AP reports medical and hospital costs grow as care expands and wages rise. Businesses are funding more employee medical services and health insurance, boosting corporate medical departments. Total US medical outlays exceed 316 billion yearly with 8 billion paid by insurers in 1960. Companies with over 10,000 workers average four to eight visits per employee annually.
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New York
Mess
National Industrial Conference Board
Music reference offerings at Sterling Municipal Library
The San Jacinto Music Teachers Association donated 99 dollars for music books. Titles purchased include Harvard Dictionary of Music and A Biographical Dictionary of Musicians, plus Schirmer's Guide to Books on Music and Musicians and The Complete Book of Music. The collection covers definitions, terminology, biographies, and histories of musical trends for readers seeking practical and scholarly resources.
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San Jacinto Music Teachers Association
Sterling Municipal Library
Harvard
Schirmer
Robert Donstrson
Darrell
David
Robert Hashes
Everywhere New York Facts and quotes in a mailbag column
A compact roundup notes safety improvements at work since 1939, a canine population boom with 26 million dogs, and shifts in vacation timing for executives. It cites rising divorce rates from 1900 to 1945, insurance premium tweaks favoring women, ulcers in men, and cheaper braces. It includes heritage lines from Maugham, Holmes, and a note on chocolate's aristocratic history.
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New York
United States
W. Somerset Maugham
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
U.S
Christopher Columbus
America
Red Cross relief letters urge aid for Baytown area
In Pasadena readers dispute Red Cross relief reports claiming aid reaches storm victims. Mrs. Leon Sefton asks for investigation to ensure money reaches those in need. Also Cedar Bayou Methodist Men thank The Sun staff for coverage and photos.
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The
Sun
Pasadena
Red Cross
Baytown
Leon Sefton
Methodist Men's Brotherhood of
Bible Verse: Profit World or Soul
A verse from Mark 8 36 asks what profit comes from gaining the world if one loses their soul. It presents a stark contrast between material success and spiritual loss.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue List Fragment
Readable crossword clues and partial answers listed by number and hint style. Several entries include names and terms such as Browns and Anne Heggtveit, with multiple down and across positions and incomplete wordplay.
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Acrors Lcot & London
Printer’s Messure
Portal
Bridge play analysis from a misplayed South hand
South reached four spades after a cautious auction but failed to detect a 4-1 trump split. The expert recommends starting with spades to probe trumps, then diamonds, to retain entries for a potential 3-3 diamond division and avoid a two down result.
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South West
North East
South
West
East
Anades l
Declarer
Juatome
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Nationalist China
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Hal Boyle
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