Editorial on Kennedy veiling Viet Nam policy
The piece argues Kennedy’s vague Viet Nam stance signals pressure on President Diem amid Buddhist unrest and internal turmoil. It notes U S aid, Diem’s indispensability, and a shift toward more decisive action, including Congress pressure for reform. Kennedy cautions against revealing full policy, pledging support for anti Communist efforts while avoiding a complete verdict.
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Kennedy
Viet Nam
United States
Neo Dinh Diem
Southeast Asia
Diem
Line Department
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
Diems
Belgrade
New York
Ngo Dinh Thuc
Paris
Rome
Paul VI
Thuc
Vatican
Til
Ngo Dinh Can
Einsehower
Washington
Congress
Diplomatic clashes over Diem rule raise aid cut threat
Reporters recount Sen Church and colleagues' Saigon visit. They describe Diem’s crowd control and a monologue style audience with no questions, plus Hilsman’s cautious reply. The piece contrasts Catholic Line Spellman stance with Buddhist concerns and notes Vatican and Afghan arrivals in San Francisco and a Mexicana strike risk on Independence Day.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Frank Churenh
Idaho
State Department
South Vietnam
Church
Saigon
Gale McGee
Woo
Ted Moss
Utah
Galice
Diem
U.S
Frederick Nolting
Sen. Church
The Finesse Dilemma In A Bridge Hand
The article explains why a finesse can backfire in bridge. It analyzes a deal where South's club finesse fails, leading to a down one. It argues the king was the correct play and details protective lines depending on East and West's cards.
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Declarer
South
West
East
South Uoe
Try and Stop Me EY BUCHANAN Fable on disarmament folly
EY Buchanan recalls a Spanish statesman tale about a disarmament conference where animals cheerfully ban weapons they possess. The elephant, eagle, lion, tiger each seek to ban talons tusks horns quills, until the bear calls for abolishing everything except the universal embrace. The piece mocks uninspected disarmament proposals by Soviet propagandists.
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EY Buchanan
Salvador de Madaragia
Madam John’s Legacy and a Mystery Word Quiz
A jumble of trivia and notices asks what is Madam Johns Legacy which American composer wrote Narcissus at age 137 the meaning of op cit the pass word Open seasame and the story it opened in Also a birthday list and historical notes with a Battle of Bunker Hill link and a nod to Samuel F B Morse and Taft born dates.
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Madam John
Dunedin
Woburn
Malden
Stoneham
Burlington
Somerville
Cambridge
Arlington
Reading
Medford
Bunker Hill
Samuel F. B.morse
How Do You Stand By Barry Goldwater
President Kennedy criticized the House for cutting foreign aid and cites Kennedy votes from 1953 to 1958. The piece contrasts Kennedy’s Senate and House positions on the Mutual Security Act and a 1951 Kennedy speech urging aid cuts. It asks readers how they stand on foreign aid policy.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Kennedy
House of Representatives
Senate
General Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower
Senator Kennedy
House
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Bible Verse Mention Joy in Thy Words
Verse from Jeremiah 15 16 speaks of finding God word and eating it as joy and rejoicing declaring the Lord God of hosts as the speaker. The quote emphasizes devotion and identity in God’s name.
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Lord God of
Jeremiah
Egypt
Pittsburgh
Machines vs Man in a Subscriptions Nightmare
A columnist narrates a near-future fear of automated systems erasing human control. A Houston Post subscription is interrupted then renewed by a cascade of mimeographed forms, pink postcards, and canary envelopes demanding social security digits amid rising automation anxiety. The piece ends noting postage costs may erase any automation savings.
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AL Welinger
Owoweek
Houston Post
Hollywood Breaks Ground With Psychiatric Focus TV Series
AP writer James Bacon reports Paul Richards stars as a young psychiatrist in The Breaking Point on ABC, using extensive research including taped sessions to heighten realism. The series tackles heavy issues and debuts in Ben Casey’s old slot, challenging late night fare. Cancer deaths in 1963 warned. early detection urged for children and adults.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Paul Richards
ABC
Richards
Richanis
Sen Casey
CBS
American Cancer Society
Baytown Sun Classified Notices Include Managerial Listings
Readable lines show personnel listings for retail and national management positions. Names include Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K. Gilmore John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin. Published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun, Inc. in Baytown Texas.
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Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Fday
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
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Roger Hilsman
Hilsman
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Welfare Conference
Vietnam
Nolting
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Peter Carreto
Thailand
Catholic News
Etnam
Budd
Pope Paul
Barther
Archbis Nga Dinh Thuch
Thuch
San Francisco
Mohammed Zahir
Homaira
Afghanistan
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Mexico City
Mexicana Airlines
Mexico
B. Jay Becker
Aki
South West North East
Queen Hearts
Bennett Cere
Nan Jones
Centre
Orgin
Michel
de Montaigne
Honary Days
Paul Sampie
Jack Hawkins
Billy Daniels
Gastbon
Dave Hillman
Jackie Cooper
E. Ganeditors
Robert Mis
Baseball
Sian Wi
Benjamin Franklin
Europe
William Howard Taft
New Orleans
Ethelbert Nevin
New Zealand
Pole Eros
Uy Paey Kan Wero
Steppes
Russia
Wallaba
Arctic Parachute Madrid Knives S. Wicked
Che Baytown Sunt
Advertising Department
Acc
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Criziz
Amanase Texan
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