Khrushchev Faces Dilemma Over Profit Motive in Soviet Union
An editorial argues Khrushchev walks a tightrope between capitalist profit ideas and Marxist dogma as discussion about profit incentives reemerges in the Soviet Union. It notes centralized planning, political control battles, and the clash between economic reform and party doctrine.
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Communist Central Committee
Peking
Moscow
Supreme Economic Council
Dmitri F. Ustinov
Soviet
Obituarys and a Texas football ticket office lament
A reflective piece on aging and mortality notes how obituaries prompt worry about one’s own end. The author sketches life after death and then shifts to university football, imagining who will occupy Memorial Stadium seats and, specifically, who will hold the concession entrance and identify helmeted players. Current season tickets at Gregory Gymnasium are described as affordable and accessible.
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Harry Golden
University of Texas
Memorial Stadium
Averceres
Blair Cherry
Texas
Gregory Gymnasium
Baytown Sun masthead and imprint details
Advertising and editorial staff list for The Baytown Sun with editor roles and management, postal imprint, and publication and subscription information. Includes carrier and mail rates, office address, and national representation details.
Pray For Goldwater Defeat Highlighted By Yale Voice
William F Buckley Jr surveys Yale discourse on Dr. Coffin and his India mission urging prayers for Goldwater’s defeat. He critiques the mixing of church and state funding, cites Yale Daily News coverage, and questions authority behind foreign political campaigning under U.S. Treasury and First Amendment concerns.
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William BP. Buckley JR
William Sloane Caffin Jr
Yale University
Milton Galamison
Coffin
Goldwater
Yale
Aes
Ay Sliam Sloane Coffin Jr
India
U.S
Dr. Coffin
Chester Bowles
Barry Goldwater
Supreme Court
State Department
Moerely
U. S. Treasury
Committee of Congress
United States
LBI
Brewster
Thanking Baytown Child Care Center for Keith's care
Letters to the editor express gratitude to the Child Care Center for Keith's two years there, praising staff including Mrs Henderson and Mrs Gullett and others for the love shown. The writer, Mrs Harold D McBride, commends the center and its volunteers.
Washington Merry-Go-Round on JFK report by Drew Pearson
Summary recounts Pearson column on JFK assassination report by Earl Warren and Lyndon Johnson, highlighting Warren's reluctant service, long overtime, and Johnson's persuasive role. Includes Mississippi civil rights bombing victims recounting fear and official responses in McComb. Mentions Agene Quinn and local police and FBI interactions. Concludes with biblical verse reference.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Earl Warren
Johnson
Warren
Supreme Court
L. B. Johnson
LBJ
Ott
Ford
FBI
McComb
Society Hill Baptist
Mississippi
Did You Know Craberass Leaps to Hille in Warm Weather
Craberass shows indifference to poor soil and makes a notable leap to Hille when temperatures rise, illustrating unusual resilience in favorable warmth.
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Craberass
TODAY'S GRAB BAG AND SPOT OF FAME QUIZ
This page piece tests quick facts from a quiz column. It lists five questions about speed of a snail, a Independence Day born president, early intercollegiate football, two states admitted the same day, and a Broadway pair sharing birthdays. It also includes a Florence landmark riddle, a biographical note on Cosimo I de Medici, and short captioned quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Brunelleschi
Medici
Strozzi
Cosimo I de’ Medici
Tuscany
Cosimo I
Mediterranean
Tus
Well Completions In Texas Below Last Year
The Railroad Commission reports 150 oil well completions last week, totaling 6,262 for the year, and 5 gas well completions raising the gas total to 2,103. There were 36 wells plugged and 12 wildcat offs drilled. Daily output averaged 2,058 barrels, up from the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Railroad Commission
Know Your Bridge by B. Jay Decker
In the 1962 Britain vs United States match, two hearts doubled saw the American North-South duo reach two hearts doubled after aggressive bidding. The first table yielded 670 points for South, while the second table, with Britain South, ended in a three spade down for an 800 point swing to the British.
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Airigiuis Aly
Persia
Tobe
B. Jay Decker
Great Britain
United States
Coan
Murray
West
Priday
East
Truscott
Declarer
SGWL
Festus
South
AIC
Obie
Ress
Res Syndicate
Lamy
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Beulah Mee Jackson
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Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbe
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Associated Press Ie
Terex
Assn
Texay Presa Asin
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Sen. Galdwealer
Bister
Baytoon
Jaycees
Thomas R. Drummond
JFK Report
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Agene Quinn
Freedom
Tess
Rome
Quinnarr
Clyde Garner
George Guy
Horn Today
Elmer Rice
Alice Marble
Avery Brandage
Wallace Harrison
Willian 8. Paley
Ed, Sullivan
Harold Taylor
Chicago
White Sox
Ruth Ramsey
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Hove
Calvin Coolidge
Princeton
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