Editorials Old Election Jinx Again
The essay argues elections are repeatedly distracted by international crises such as U2 spy flights, Berlin clashes, and Cuban tensions. It reviews past incidents from 1948 through 1960, notes Kennedy and Khrushchev’s roles, and recalls powers and responses surrounding espionage and military posturing. The piece reflects a wary view of political distractions affecting U.S. electoral dynamics.
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Berlin
Cuba
United States
Berlin Wall
East Berlin
U.N
Britain
North Atlantic
Francis Gary Powers
Russia
State Department
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Paris
America
Kennedy
Congress
Sakhalin Island
Japan
England
Chineze
Formosa
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Truman
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Senate
France
Israel
Egypt
Chiang Kai-shek
Kennedy Houston visit coverage by Sun News team
Sun News editor Blue Beathard and staff announce an on-site, first-hand account of President Kennedy's Houston trip. They plan to travel with the Presidential entourage from Rice Hotel to Rice Stadium and the NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, seeking a close-up report amid Pentagon clearance hurdles and security constraints.
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SUN News
Blue Beathard
Kennedy
Houston
Washington
Rice Hotel
Rice Stadium
NASA Manned Spacecraft Center
Clear Lake
Bhie
Pentagon
Beathard
Song Cee Pee
Aw Ve
Fort Chattee
Ark
Houston Saas
Castro
Khrushchev
Nixon
St. Louis
Houston Inter National
Harvard
Beal
Rice
U.S
Dr. Panto Fogo profile by millionaire inventor Saunders
Philip K. Saunders, a wealthy inventor, recounts his life in Dr. Panto Fogo. He explains a hatful of quirks from napping on a Brazilian train that left his trousers aflame to his belief that laziness spawns most inventions. He also derides French cuisine as mediocre despite sauces and notes Africana’s openness about sex.
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Milionaire
Philip K. Saunders
Brazil
Kennedy era echoes haunt Powell junkets probe
Washington column recalls Adam Clayton Powell amid a Europe junket including two staffers and hotel spends billed to taxpayers. The piece notes Berens joined a seven week trip, Powell aides dodge comment, and Berens later returned. It also revisits H Carl Andersen’s political exposure over coal stock sales to Billie Sol Estes and Kennedy campaign contrasts on Cuba policy.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Debonair Democrat
Harlem
Powell
Europe
Labor and Education Committee
State Department
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Paris
Venice
Delphi
Greece
Education and Labor Committee
Donald F. Berens
House
Senate
Berens
Louise Darguns
Livingston Wigtate
Russ Derrickson
Derrickson
Billie Sol Estes
H. Carl Andersen
Minnesota
House Agriculture Committee
Andersen
William B. Norris
Agriculture Department
House of Representatives
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Dressmaker Is At War With Fatsos
London fashion note reports Hardy Amies presenting a second collection for a major British mass production house. He criticizes men with small waists and narrow hips as flattering and opposes trouser turn-ups. The piece also mentions Amies as a leading designer and references broader social themes in prior coverage.
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London
Queen
Britain
Hardy Amies
Andes
Amiet
Baytown Sun Masthead and Credits
Fragmented OCR shows newspaper masthead with incorrect names and addresses for The Baytown Sun Inc, Pearve and Ashbel Baytown Texas, editor and publisher roles and circulation information, suggesting a damaged archival record.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearve and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Industrialist’s philanthropic arc spans rail to higher edu
A Graceful obituary notes a Western Reserve University alumnus born in 1918 Chariton Massachusetts who joined rail construction at twenty one and rose to lead the Cleveland Ohio ventures. He directed rail projects including the Cleveland and Cincinnati line and Lake Shore interests while backing an industrial school and an old ladies home. His legacy includes a gift exceeding half a million to the university.
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Western Reserve University
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Chariton
Mase
Westness
Clevetland
Cohantws
Cincinnati Mane
Teat Toad
Cleveland
Ind
Lake Shore
Name the Cleveland industrialist linked to Adalbert College
A Cleveland born philanthropist who renamed the Classical department at Adalbert College in memory of his son and named part of the Western Reserve for a loved one Flora, his wife and the daughter of the man above. Born 1851, educated in Cleveland and Massachusetts, he led a senior iron ore and pig iron firm and was active in civic affairs until his death at 80.
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Cleveland
Adalbert College
Ottem
Cotumn
Capehart urges blockade of Cuba and reserves call
Senator Homer Capehart of Indiana says the President may call up Army reserves by year’s end to confront communism in Cuba. He repeats aMarine invasion option and endorses a blockade around Cuba to stop communist arms from entering and vows invasion if needed.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Castro
Khrushchev
Bill Miller
Ken Keating
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
John Fitgerald Kennedy
Kennedy
United States
Cuba
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
White House
John Kennedy
Trengthen
Central Intelligence Agency
Denver Post
Caribbean
Miami
CIA
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Capehart
Senate
240 UAR Army Officers Arrested in Lebanon
A Beirut newspaper reported that 240 United Arab Republic army officers were arrested after the defection of UAR military attache Col Zaghtol Abdul Rahman to Syria. The Al Zamman paper, known for an anti UAR stance, relayed the Damascus source account.
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Beirut
Lebanon
United Arab Republic Army
Zaghtol Abdul Rahman
Syria
al Zamman
Damascus
Know Your Bridge Reader's Fragment Description
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