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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1962

Page

4

Kennedy Warns Castro On Cuba Security Lines

The editorial warns Fidel Castro of U S and allied security red lines in Cuba. It notes Kennedy’s clarifying policy at a news conference, outlining possible actions if Cuban moves threaten Guantanamo Bay, Panama Canal passage, Cape Canaveral activities, American lives, or regional stability.

Kennedy U.S Fidel Castro United States Cuba Castro Khrushchev U.S. Naval Base Guantanamo U.S. Passage Panama Canal Cape Canaveral, A Soviet Union Washington Latin America Dean Rusk New York

Taxpayers' money vs federal funds urged by columnist

Howard Preston, writing in the Cleveland Plain Dealer, argues that government spending should be described as taxpayers' money rather than federal funds. He notes the public often fails to connect government money with taxation and reminds that government cannot create wealth or spend without first taking money from people, including unborn taxpayers.

Marietta Daily Journal Cleveland Plain Dealer Howard Preston

Weather Bureau warning flag signals moderately strong winds

In the U S Weather Bureau signal system a red pen nant warns of moderately strong winds and small craft caution as the advisory is issued.

U.S. Weather Bureau

Baytown Sun masthead and staff list

The Baytown Sun presents its masthead with editors and staff roles including Fred Hartman James Hale Beulah Mae Jackson Robert Gilmore and John Wadley. Office and circulation details are noted along with carrier and subscription rates and post office filing information.

Fred Hartman James H. Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K. Gilmore

How Do You Stand Sir

Senator Keating warns of a Cuban Soviet buildup near Cape Canaveral and its risk to U S space flights. He cites possible interference by listening devices and radar to alter missile signals and urges urgent countertechniques and full government disclosure. He argues moving space operations from Cape Canaveral would slow progress and worsen danger.

Barry Goldwater Washington Kenneth Keating New York Cuba United States Senate Cape Canaveral Sen. Keating Soviet Union New York Republican Voice of America Castro Latin America Wester Hemisphere

Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf misread by Havilland tale

In a tongue in cheek anecdote from a Paris memoir, a French cabinet minister jokes that a wife who shoots a cheating husband will be acquitted by a French jury, but warns against shooting again if she marries another Frenchman.

Bennett Cerf Oum de Havilland Paris France Miss de Havilland America

Answer Key From History Quiz And Celebrity Clues

For today’s puzzle style item the page lists trivia questions about historical figures and a “Power of Fame” clue game. It mentions the wife of Jefferson Davis, the Latin meaning of placenta, the Punch Bowl city, chicory flower color, and avocado growth. It also includes birthday notices and a two part fame guessing prompt about an uncle painter and his nephew a composer.

U.S Jefferson Davis

Composer’s arc spans Liszt to Barber of Baghdad

Central Press recalls a versatile musician linked to Liszt, Berlioz, and Rubinstein who wrote fine poems, aimed to create comic opera, saw Barber of Baghdad hissed, while his grand opera Cid found some success. The column ends with snippets and trivia.

Franz Liszt Berlioz Anton Rubinstein Ines Cid

Powell seeks FHA loan to turn Hotel 2400 into elderly home

Washington report covers Rep. Adam Clayton Powell pushing a $4.25 million FHA loan to acquire Hotel 2400 on 16th Street for conversion into a Negro elderly home. Embassies nearby, Powell Foundation involvement, and FHA scrutiny by Robert Weaver and Neal Hardy frame a politically charged real estate move.

Drew Pearson Washington Europe Adam Clayton Powell Harlem Capitol Hill Embassy Row 16Th Street John Henderson Katherine McCormick The Chicago Tribune Bosachunetts Avenue Adam Clayton Powell Foundation Abyssinian Baptist Church Congresman 135Th Street Lenox Avenue Mt. Morris Park Jariety Powell Corrine Huff Ohio State State Department Lido Paris Venice Robert Kaufman New York Richard Sherrill Federal Housing Administration Housing and Home Finance Agency Robert Weaver FHA Neal J. Hardy Hardy Ghana

Barbers Hill School Lunch Menu for Sept 17 to 21

Barbers Hill School announces next week s meals. Monday ground beef with spaghetti and sides. Tuesday beef stew with rice and vegetables. Wednesday chicken and dumplings with greens. Thursday hot dogs with chips and salad. Friday roast beef with grav y and vegetables plus desserts. Milk served daily.

Barbers Hill

Declarer conquers three notrump by ducking and club play

A bridge hand shows South forcing a nine trick win in three no trump after ducking the queen in hearts. By severing East West links and preventing West from two club tricks, South leads clubs to exhaust the defense and secure the contract.

South West North East South Weat Gouth Aming Pee West East Declarer Exat

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