Why Latin Neighbors Despise Uncle Sam
A column argues Kennedy era Latin America aid failed, fueling anti US sentiment. It cites rising unemployment, military governments, and media censorship while suggesting reformed aid through cross‑section commissions to curb corruption and dependency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Holy Roman Empire
Alliance For Progress
Kennedy
North
South America
Latin America
Edward W Parrett
Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
United States
G. J. Schouten
Aruba
Caribbean
Perez Jimenez
Schouten
Washington
Women smokers lure by slimmer cigars new marketing push
The cigar industry targets women with redesigned slimmer products and new flavors while promoting etiquette rules for female smokers. Judy Lynn Prince leads outreach for the Cigar Institute of America, touring the country to normalize ladies smoking, amid shifting health concerns about cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
NEW York
America
Judy Lynn Prince
Cigar Institute of America
Institute
George Sand
Amy Lowell
Greta Garbo
Abe Fortas
Elizabeth Taylor
Lauren Becall
Marlene Dietrich
Rudyard Kipling
Alamo School Presents The Nativity Drama
Alamo School 3X and 37 music classes staged The Nativity in the school auditorium under director Mrs Boyd Lear music teacher Wendy Young and Jay Woodley portrayed Mary and Joseph with angels Leah Bayne Lila Lee Brooks and Shar.
Nuclear blast on the Moon proposed by AGU scientist
A reader cites Dr Gary V Latham proposing a nuclear blast on the Moon to probe its core at an AGU meeting. The note questions potential risks to Earth Moon relations and questions the benefit of such a plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary V. Latham
American Geophysical Union
Dr. Latham
Moon
Earth
Turbulence and Transformation of the 1960s Politics
The article surveys the 1960s era from Kennedy's 1960 bid to Nixon’s 1970 presence at the western White House, detailing civil rights gains, urban riots, and the rise of television. It notes shifts in party alignments across the South, Black voter registration growth, and the emergence of race as a central political factor shaping campaigns and public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
Senate
John F Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
White House
San Clemente
Calif
America
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Robert
Martin Luther King Jr
Vietnam
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Mississippi
Alabama
Johnson
Old South
South
Democratic Party
Deep South
Barry Goldwater
Texas
George Wallace
Goldwater
Wallace
GOP
Political shifts and media shape 1960s campaigns
A survey of voters shows 44 percent independents among students, 29 percent in general public. Televised campaigns draw costs high and influence party revival, while experts note new polling and media trends. Suburban growth, southern GOP rise, and Vietnam war splits reshape Democratic ties amid rising television dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Gallup
Eugene McCarthy
California
Los Angeles
Virginia
Linwood Holton
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
U.S. Senate
America
John Lindsay
New York City
Sun Country
Florida
Arizona
South
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Letter to Editor quotes a dog love line and a song
A reader from Childress passes along a verse about a dog’s lovable tail and mentions the song Harper Valley P.T.A. The message is signed by Jannie Sloss and addressed to the editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Harper Valley P.T.A
Jannie Sloss
Social notes and weekend visitors in Childress area
High Point residents discuss luck as social column lists numerous visitors and family gatherings. Names include F E Biddy, J T Morris, Donald Miller, Tammy Morris, Lon Ray Morris, Jeffery Morris, Lynn Morris, John, Jimmy Miller, Clyde Holeman, Curtis Holeman, Cloyce Holeman, Gerald Holeman, and others from Childress Wellington Amarillo Wichita Falls Paducah. Visits span church events and hunting trips with Can yon and Lockett noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Biddy
Carl Millers
Lillie McFatridge
Messrs
Mmes
J. T. Morris
Donald Miller
Tammy
Lon Ray Morris
Jeffery
Childress
Lynn Morris
John
Wellington
Jimmy Miller
Wichita Falls
Richard Holeman
Mines
Druie Fry
Amarillo
Ronny Holeman
Clyde Holeman
Curtis Holeman
Cloyce Holeman
Gerald Holeman
Elbert Kelley
Canyon
Son Loyd
J. E. Kelley
G. E. Free
Johnny Rucker
Charlie Cargill
W. R. Greenroyd
Mary Hightower
Willis Cato
Lockett
Leon Henley
First Methodist Church
Local family visits and medical trips across Texas
Mrs. Tom Goff and Willard Williams of Chil dress plus Wayne Lowery of Ozona visit Oscar Glover home. Mrs. Glover leaves for Amarillo for medical care with Mrs. A. T. Fox. H B Rhodes and A A Whitlock are in Wichita Falls General Hospital. The group also visits Rev and Mrs Calvin Nevels of Tell. Gene Gambel travels to Dallas for a medical check up while LaRue Gambol family aids return home via Plainview. Tom Goff visits James Goff home in Childress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Goff
Willard Williams
Childress
Wayne Lowery
Ozona
Oscar Glover
South Side
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Main Street Childress
Childress Index
Iie
Ox Bow Printing, Inc
Business Mirror
Paducah
Mr. Fix
Morris Higley
Bruce Biossat
By Bruce Biossat
Washington Correspondent
Struc
Mie Gann
Cheryl Killian
Le-Ann Long
Cheri Parnell
Sandra Perkins
Jackie Sue Plant
Shanna Sharp
Terry Beth Smith
Becky Tucker
Cindy Turner
Hal Hollar
Spencer Jefferies
Cody Bigham
Shepherds
David Cox
Larry Hickman
Billy Recieta
Betty Frank Smith
Laura Stevens
Tammy Sunday
Angel
Ray Angel
Archie Cox
Bobby Evans
Terry
Cattle County Pastors Association
Harley Anderson
Belinda Rae
Wallace Edd
Marlow
Okla
Johnny Hights
Ruby Tiller
Sherry
Omer Parks
Dorothy
Emmer Parks
Roaring Springs
Paducah High School
Mike Brady
Veterans Memorial Building
Santa Claus
Universidad Central
Auito
Ecuador
Seminary of
San Luis
Jersey
High Point News
Laura
Sarah Henley
Messrs and Mines
Finis Wrinkle
Kent Rasberry
J. F. Henley
W. E. Andrews
Claude Andrews
Jimmy
Abner Biddy
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