Editorial on Carla's aftermath and Baytown recovery
The piece argues Carla showcased modern communications saving lives along the Texas Gulf Coast. It details Brownwood subdivision losses in Baytown, 500 homes destroyed or damaged, and widespread flooding in nearby areas while noting no deaths in Baytown. It stresses the need to continue coverage of all affected communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Texas
Carla
Texas Gulf Coast
Freeport
Galveston
Texas City
U.S. Weather Bureau
Brownwood
Burnet Drive
Lakewood
Huber Camp
Baytown
Tri-City Beach
Bayown
Measles Vaccine Found Successful
A Philadelphia field trial with 63 children shows measles vaccine providing strong protection. Researchers from Children's Hospital and the University of Pennsylvania report 100 percent protection in those tested, while questions remain on optimal gamma globulin and virus combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
API
U.S
Ear
Aniez
Ruel Merck, Sharp & Tore
Children's Hospital
University of Pennsylvan
John F. Enders
Boston
New England Journal of Medinety
Maurice R. Hilleman
Baytown Sun Masthead and Loquacious Masthead Lineage
The Baytown Sun shows its traditional masthead with editor, publisher and staff roles listed including Jim Boone Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson J.T. Bowling and Corrie Laughlin. It notes circulation, retail and national representation details and references postal status under the 1879 act, with a cryptic line about republication credit and source fidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston
Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
J.T. Bowling
Khrushchev Sees Geneva Talks Drift In Disarmament Talks
Drew Pearson recalls Khrushchev at a villa used by Soviet officials, discussing disarmament with McCloy beside a pool. Khrushchev mocks Geneva, notes no veto on total disarmament, and jokes about a future as a U.S. adviser while recalling interactions with Humphrey Harriman and Kenned y aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gagri
Georgia
Ussr
Khrushchev
Balearia
Romanie
Ukraine
Kennedy
John J. McCloy
France
Geneva
I Astra
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Kelsover
Ambassador Thompson
Ambassador Harriman
Prize of Pranks and Puns in Public Notices
A humorous miscellany describes a young minister in the White Mountains who jokes with a gravely ill Boston guest and a sharp rejoinder about being prayed for. It notes Simon and Schuster burlesque history with critics receiving extra jackets to read in public, advertising "How to Cheat the Government on Your Income Tax" or "Lincoln the Man and the Car."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountains
Boston
Anxiou
Simon and Schuster
Lincoln
Bennett Gert
King Featurees Syndicate
Oddball Daily Quiz From a Turbulent Time
Fragmentary quiz style page questions touch on disability groups aided by the Volta Bureau, flag protocol for caskets, and a Mata nuska Valley location. It also includes a dated note about Moscow burning in 1812 and a biographical blurb about a Ukrainian agricultural leader with a Lenin prize line, plus birthday mentions and stray political satire.
Soviet agriculture leader and genetics column teaser
Central Press recounts a career of a Kharkov veterinary graduate who rose to USSR minister of agriculture by 1953, led the Soviet delegation to the United States and Canada, and held key Communist Party roles while a playful feature on genetics includes a puzzled word quiz and a language note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kharkov Institute of Veterinary Science
Ukraine
U.S.S.R
U.S
Canada
State Economic Commission
Central Committee
Communist Party
Everywhere By MAL BOYLE
New York AP columnist MAL BOYLE discusses double talk and its role in modern life. He lists common phrases and explains their hidden meanings, noting society’s reliance on indirect speech in business relationships personal life and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George
Inflation split widens between big business and administration
New York AP reports a widening split over inflation between big business and the Kennedy administration. Steel executives warn wage rises could trigger a price spiral, while U S Steel chair Roger Blough argues inflation stems from fiscal and monetary policies. The dispute spans pricing, labor, and government spending, with administration urging restraint and business fearing higher costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel
Commerce
Luther H. Hedges
Department
Washington
Bible Verse ASK ANTy It Shall Be Given You
A compact rendition of Matthew 7 7 requesting to seek knock and be given asking and seeking are linked to the verse. It echoes the familiar teaching about persistence in prayer and divine response.
Berlin talk and Khrushchev vision shape cold war view
Washington column argues Kennedy and Khrushchev may talk on Berlin but warns Moscow’s liberation logic justifies future pressure. It notes past Soviet moves in Hungary Laos and Cuba and contemplates long term East West clashes, bases, and potential global conflict amid a spicy planet outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Berlin
Russia
C. J. Sulzberger
New York Times
Sulzberger
West
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Asia
Middle East
Tran
U.S
North South narrow slam slips in master team event
In the finals of the masters team of four national championship North South reached a poor slam in both tables. At one table Howard Schenken and Helen Sobel bid six hearts with Schenken declarer and a sequence led by clubs. West misguessed a signal and the slam scored 960 points. The other table reached eight notrump and went down one, losing 100 points, with a misdefense and a bad diamond layout.
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Howard Schenken
Helen Sobel
Went
Schenken
East
Moth
Declarer
West
South
North East South West
Duemonds
Iworth
Wee Syndicate
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Eee
Ders
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Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
P.O
Congress
Privet Paritiet
Aiepatenee
Origi Ptt
Drew Pearson
Harriman
Pearson
By Bennett Cerf
Boig
Volta Bureau
U. S
Matanuska Valley
Folk OF Fame
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Moscow
Rusts
Paul Sample
Billy Daniels
Stinger
Henry Siuhidreher
Poltava Institute of Agronomy
Odessa
Lenin
Nan Jones
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Alaska
Mal Boyle
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James Marlow
Halfenn
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Headland
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Eae
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Wee West
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