It May Be Too Late To Close The Cuban Door
Editorial argues the United States must act decisively against Castro's Cuba. It condemns past caution, asserts Castro’s regime strengthens with time, and urges bold action even risking nuclear war. The piece advocates expelling Soviet influence and restoring Cuban sovereignty to the Cuban people.
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Cuba
United States
Western Hemisphere
Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Houston
Castro
Russia
Soviet Union
Cheating Advice as School Starts in Baytown
Picayune Palaver urges students to cheat on tests with methods like broken arm pencils hollow watch and warns against bribes. It ends by advocating honest effort with the line that the only sure way to pass is to study.
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Baytown Area
Advertising Rates and Masthead Details at The Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun lists advertising department notes with masthead roles and monthly rates. Publisher and general manager positions are noted, alongside a sample subscription rate of 2.46 per month and a mail rate of 17.60 upon request.
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Wwettion
How Do You Stand Sir By Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues the West Berlin riots stem from long unease with American Berlin policies. He contends anti American and anti Communist sentiment shows distrust of U S restraint, calls for firm stance against appeasement, and urges Kennedy officials to prove commitment to Berlin and Western alliance. He warns that appeasement risks alliance strength and urges swift corrective action.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
West Berlin
United States
Berlin
Jay
Wall
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf sports anecdote
A fragment from Sportsworld recounts heavyweight Floyd Patterson and a vague tale of a fifth-rate preliminary fighter taking heavy blows. Peter Sellers, Alec Guinness, and a scene of theatrical misadventure are mentioned with a humorous, rambling tone and a self mocking finish.
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Bennett Cerf
Figurun Sportsworld
Mmpion Floyd Paw
Today’s Grab Bag Quick Quiz Highlights
A quirky mix of trivia questions and word clues covers megacephalic meaning, Medina’s tomb, and a playful look at American history figures. Also features a long trivia crawl on names, shows, and language origins with a tongue in cheek style.
New Hampshire GOP primary fuels bitter name calling
Washington reports describe a fierce New Hampshire Republican Senate race open due to Styles Bridges’ seat. Gov. Wesley Powell leads with venom, opposing publisher William Loeb and rival candidates Dolorhy Bridges Chester Merrow and Maurice Murphy in a turbulent primary. Democrats field John King and Tom McIntyre as the state pivots toward potential upset amid party infighting and national issues including foreign aid debates driven by Kefauver era policy.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
New Hampshire
Sen. Styles Bridges
Gov
Wesley Powell
Conference of Governors
Nixon
William Loeb
Manchester Union
Loeb
Perking
Bigmouth Bass
Bridges
Bass
Chester Merrow
Porwell
Gardner Turner
Powell
Turner
Robert W. Kimball
John Pillsbury
United States
Joan Pillsbury
John King
Manchester
Tom McIntyre
Laconia
Senate
Bernie Boutin
General Services
Fred Brown
GOP
Bible Verse Quote From Timothy 4 10
A brief religious verse reference from the Bible, citing I Timothy chapter 4 verse 10. It emphasizes trust in the living God, described as the savior of all people who believe.
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Timothy
Westinghouse Unveils Solomon Computer System for Fast Operations
Westinghouse Electric announces a new computer system named Solomon that promises speeds 15 to 250 times faster than conventional machines. The 1,024 processing elements operate in a four-neighbor network with automatic failure location to quickly identify and fix faults, aiding in differential equations, traffic control, weather forecasting, and other complex tasks.
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Baltimore, Md
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
D.L. Slotnick
Westinghouse
Solomon
World Olympiad 1960 Turin Bridge Match Recap
In the 1960 World Olympiad in Turin the Italy United States bridge match featured a complex deal. The play at the first table saw a sequence of hearts and trumps, with Beiledorma's defense and Bellas donna's follow through leading to a down one and a loss of 200 points. At the second table the American North-South pair reached four spades doubly, with the pattern duplicating until trick seven, when a club lead altered the outcome. East’s discard and South’s decisions produced another down two, costing 200 points.
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Turin
Wem
Peile
Beiledorma
Belisdorna
Declarer
Bellasdonna
Omée
ak #0
Steese
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