Western Europe Japan growth myth challenged by Deming
Frederick L. Deming warns against assuming Western Europe and Japan will keep faster growth. He compares 1938–1961 growth across nations, showing the United States and Canada leading per capita output gains, while Common Market gains lag long term. He questions the durability of the European rush.
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Europe
Japan
United States
Washington
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Frederick L. Deming
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
U.S
Canada
Apostles of Growth
Western Europe
West Germany
France
Deming
Wartorn
Germany
Italy
United Nations
Netherlands
Shooting at Bungay Street Ends in Family Tragedy
A Houston area shooting unfolds on Bungay Street as a man shoots his wife. Police describe it as a drunken domestic incident with a 12 year old girl and seven year old boy present. The father is taken to jail and the children placed with a neighbor until authorities decide custody.
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Bungay
Houston
Leutenant
Cuy
Bungay Street
Cally
Voleran
Cary Caror
Secretary Rusk frames victory in cold war speech
The piece critiques Secretary of State Dean Rusk's Minneapolis address on winning the cold war. It notes Kennedy era aims for a peaceful world community and questions Cuba, Berlin, Laos, Congo and West New Guinea policies, arguing words outpace actions and the U.S. shows no clear win. It urges aligning rhetoric with deeds and warns of a mismatched policy.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Minneapolis
Kennedy
Rusk
VEW
Cuba
Western
United Nations
Wester Hemisphere
Florida
Flg
Trenurtain
Berlin
Laos
Congo
Katanga
West New Guinea
Indonesia
Bible Verse About Turning Away From Iniquities
A biblical verse states that God raised up his son Jesus to bless you by turning away every one of you from his iniquities. Sols 3:26.
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Jesus
Baytown Sun Staff and Address Details
The Baytown Sun publication shows staff roles including editor general manager and circulation director with names like Fred Hartman and Robert K. Gilmore. It lists Baytown Texas addresses and a P. O. Box, plus rates and republication rights language from a 20th century newspaper masthead.
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Fred Hartman
H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Hedeige Ape Bielits Mrahegness Mengaioe Beulah Mae Jackaom
Sascveses Neesnvccanenae
Robert K. Gilmore
Vilileses
Spain and Colombia governed Panama in the past
The prompt asks which two countries formerly ruled Panama and presents a garbled text about Panamanian history. It hints at Spain and Colombia as former regimes and critiques a quiz style prompt with uncertain framing. The piece weaves in cultural references to theater and literature, mentioning actors and poets, but focuses on historical goverance in a fragmented grab bag style.
Johnsons trips stir crowds in Ankara and Athens
Washington report by Drew Pearson describes LBJ's Ankara crowd actions and Turkish police tensions, plus Greek aid cuts and Texas diplomacy. It notes Lady Bird Johnson promoting female reform and U.S. influence in the Near East, alongside criticism of Dewey-era ties and the Alliance for Progress.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Ankara
Johnson
Iran
LBJ
Alliance For Progress
Near East
Latin America
Shah
Fno Progress
Alcatraz
Lady Bird Johnson
U. S
Henrietta Holmes
Henry Allen
Kansas
Raymond Hare
Turkey
Athens
State Department
Otto Passman
Louisiana
Greece
Cain
Constantine Caramanlis
Ike
Tom Dewey
New York
Ike Eisenhower
Dewey
Texas
JFK
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Koppers
Blaw- Knox
U.S.A
Frederika
Caramanlis
Foam rubber pillows spark pillow politics in hotels
In the Our Views column from Goldsboro News-Argus, editors lament modern foam rubber pillows replacing feather pillows. The piece argues many foam pillows are ill suited, arguing for a balanced pillow assignment per guest to avoid neck strain and quarrels.
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Goldsboro
NEWS
ARGUS
Emregty
Baffling Bridge Hands At Life Masters Event
In a Life Masters Individual contest from 1957 Edgar Kaplan as South navigated a curious hand. West opened with clubs, North leveled with diamonds, East passed, Kaplan pursued four spades, West doubled, East bid five clubs, North advanced to five spades, West doubled again. Kaplan's team made six spades with an overtrick for 1,060 points, but most tables reached six spades or more with higher totals. The article notes many freak hands lack a universal rule and hinge on players’ misreads and aggression.
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Houth
Edgar Kaplan
Weat
North Dover
East
Aamune & Walt-and
West
King of Hearts
Declarer
Kaplas
East-West
Hearts
Snore
South
Aca
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England
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