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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1962
Page
3
Mexico's Acapulco luxury liner will resume voyages between Los Angeles and Acapulco via San Francisco and Los Angeles. The 25 000 ton ship, used as a floating hotel near Seattle, denied rumors of closing. It will depart Oct 7 and then sail weekly again.
President Kennedy issued a warning to Cuba and the Soviet Union amid a tit for tat Cold War escalation. He cautioned against aggressive moves such as Soviet bases in Cuba or Castro attacking neighbors, while noting defensive military aid and alliances abroad. The speech framed U.S. aid patterns as mirrored responses to global communist containment.
MEXICO CITY AP A Roman Catholic bishop Msgr Fidel Cortes of Chilapa warned of serious Communist infiltration in Mexican public life especially education saying the church will increase vigilance in education to combat it He spoke in Laredo Texas to a correspondent for Excelsior News The report notes rising Communist activity in Mexico over the past three years and advocates Catholic leaders taking a political role to defend Christian ideals
Buenos Aires reports the Foreign Ministry orders reduction of staffs at Argentine legations in Poland Hungary Czechoslovakia Bulgaria and Romania. Foreign Minister Bonifacio Del Caril calls it an economy measure and says the ambassador to Moscow will also be accredited to the five Iron Curtain nations to safeguard Argentine interests.
Adolph Zukor, a 6-year survivor of Hollywood’s celluloid era and Paramount chairman, speaks of past stars and changing times. He notes actors age challenges, prevails for Westerns, praises Bob Hope and Gary Cooper, and recalls 1893 Chicago World's Fair origin of his film empire. He also jokes about peeling tomatoes with hot water.
Dr Edward Teller warned at a Seattle conference that the United States is more exposed to nuclear attack than Poland in 1939 and behind the Soviet Union in atomic weapons, saying dangerous ground has been lost over the last 17 years and cannot continue.
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