Arms Race Outlook Versus Nuclear War Risk
Editorial discusses the United States and Soviet Union arms race, debating potential end conditions and disarmament prospects. Gen. Nathan F. Twining argues for continued deterrence, underground tests, and firm stance in Germany, while emphasizing ongoing talks as essential to avoiding major war.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Kennedy
United Nations
Russia
America
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Hisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Gen. Twining
National Association of Insurance Agents
Dallas
Twining
New York City
87th Congress Money Record overview of appropriations
The document outlines the first session appropriations record for the 87th Congress. It notes permanent appropriations including interest and mentions annual cone and national data related to funding, reflecting early legislative budgeting details.
Major Legislation in the 7th Congress First Session
A box score of enacted and rejected measures shows federal aid to education and colleges enacted, unemployment compensation expanded, minimum wage rises, social security broadened, feed grain programs enacted, housing and highway funding expanded, debt limits raised, foreign aid extended, Peace Corps created, and postal rate hikes rejected. Several items postponed or rejected include general tax revision and health insurance for the elderly.
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House
Creaton
Peace Corps
Kennedy grills critics in private briefing with Congress
President Kennedy berates critics of his Cuba Laos policy and defends domestic gains in a breakfast session with Democratic lawmakers. He contrasts his record with Eisenhower’s and urges legislators to tell the full story in their districts while noting inherited deficits and space spending. TWA protests SAS flight booking to Europe as Kennedy urges curbs on spending. Lufthansa ties Capitol Hill with an airline flight named for a senator.
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Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Gettysburo
Chicago
Cuba
Eisenhower
Laos
Harry Truman
Truman
Jfk
House
Ske
Trans World Airlines
Edith Green
Oregon
Semocrat
Europe
Scandinavian Airlines
Russia
TWA
U.S
SAS
Moscow
State Department
Lufthansa
Capitol Hill
Baytown Sun Masthead And Publication Details
The Baytown Sun is published afternoons daily and Sundays. Staff listings include editor Fred Hartman publisher Jim Boone and business manager Preston Pendergrass. Subscription rates and carrier and mail terms are noted along with postal information and Associated Press rights.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
J.T. Bowling
Ceeeee
Associate
Associated Press
Asea
Taras Prem Adee
Seeing Eye dogs training sites and trivia mix
Today’s grab bag poses five questions on Seeing Eye dog training locations, Europe’s most legitimate nation, the Tr iiiuminati, the Seine’s water flow, and selenology. It also recalls 1689 New York City’s first mayoral meeting, plus a Nebulous word origin and a long bio of a 19th century lawyer with a political career and Civil War service.
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Seine River
New York City
Corruption. Who was he in this column mystery
A fragmented column recalls a radical Republican lawyer involved in Johnson impeachment and Grant support, born in Albany and once district attorney of Oneida County. He shifted parties from Whig to Republican, sought a third term, faced Hayes over Arthur removal, and his influence waned due to personal hatreds.
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Johnson
Grant
Albany
Oneida County
Hayes
Chester Arthur
Harris County Democratic meeting sparks debate over chair and rules
A Letter to the Editor recounts a Saturday Harris County Democratic Executive Committee meeting. It details factional contention between Ubera and conservatives, the rise of the Young Turks led by Gail Reeves, and the controversial chairmanship vote. The writer defends John E Crossland, accuses misquotations, and asserts procedural irregularities affected the outcome.
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Haring County Democratic Executive Committee
Oise
Ubera
Harris County Democratic Executive Committee
John E. Crossland
Gail Reeves
Young Turks
Reeves
Coolidge
John Birch Society
Freedom In Action People
Judge Bell
Rose
Mal
Sam Rayburn
Georgia Town To Honor 2 Negroes As Good Citizens
In Tallapoosa Georgia a 10 year old boy John Collins and his 108 year old wife Elizabeth, both born into slavery, will be celebrated as shining examples of good citizens in a city ceremony. They will be dressed in new clothes and driven in an open convertible to the town square, with a later service at Mount Sinai Baptist church.
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Tallapoosa
John Collins
Elizabeth
Georgia
Mount Sinai Baptist Church
Collins
Pittman
Randolph County
Ala
Insurgent bidders shake up large state bond issues
States and communities weigh a new trend as smaller Wall Street groups win major tax exempt bond offerings over traditional Chicago banks. Illinois educational and welfare bonds at 100 million were sold to Glore Forgan and associates, signaling rising outside bidders. The shift could cut borrowing costs and expand investor markets for tax exempt debt.
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New York
David
Wall Street
Chicago
Illinois
Glore, Forgan Co
Ilinois
Chicago Bank
William S. Morris & Co
Bank of America
Morris
State of California
State of California Veterans
California
Glore, Forgan
New York Stock Exchange
National Association of Securities Dealers
Livestock Offset Decline In Crop Production
The Agriculture Department predicts higher livestock output will offset a crop dip, keeping total farm production near last year’s record. Cash receipts for the first eight months total $20.1 billion, up 25 percent from a year ago, with livestock receipts at 12.24 billion and crops at 9.77 billion.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Bible Verse Courageous Call to Faithful Profession
A concise quotation from I Timothy 6:12 urging believers to fight the good fight of faith and lay hold on eternal life, to which they are called and have professed a good confession before many witnesses.
Know Your Bridge By B. JAY BECKER
The article explains bridge opening bids for various 4 card suits and point ranges. It argues club or diamond firsts in certain hands to reveal suits and maximize rebid clarity, with examples for one club one diamond one heart and one spade openings and the rationale behind notrump tendencies.
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Maki
Ehib
Reece
Painwen
Tesponda
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