Double Game of the Russians in West East Policy
The article argues the Soviet Union pursues a double personality in politics, alternating between Westward and Eastward leanings. It cites Moscow's stated peaceful aims alongside moves seen as duplicitous, warns Western leaders against Russian schemes, and notes De Gaulle’s belief in Russia joining the West is unlikely.
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Soviet Union
Russia
Kremlin
NATO
Moscow
de Gaulle
France
Europe
Atlantic
Ural Mountains
Ninth Annual Home Show and Trade Exposition Opens
The Avalanche-Journal announces the ninth annual Home Show at Lubbock Municipal Coliseum starting Sunday at 2 p.m. and running for a week. It features 91 exhibitors across 144 spaces, with Texas Tech presenting a four panel molecular research exhibit on a national tour. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Avalanche - Journal
Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
South Plains
New Mexico
Texas Tech
Washington
Danish Grant Funds Gnats Study for Solar Eclipse
Real Boondoggle notes a $2 200 grant by the Danish government to study gnat behavior during a solar eclipse this Summer. The remark compares to U S spending and recalls an old memory of milking a cow before school by a Nold-Timer.
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U.S
Quote: A small town is the place for instant doctor visits
A witty remark notes that in a small town residents can see a doctor without appointments, highlighting the contrast with busier urban medical systems and implying close community access to care.
Happiness Demands Cars For Every Family Member
A measure argues that modern contentment hinges on each family member owning a car. Proponents say vehicle access boosts mobility, independence, and quality of life. Critics warn of costs and environmental impact.
A Man's Dream Girl Haunts Sleepless Nights
A humorous or sentimental note suggests a man is kept awake by thoughts of his dream girl. The line implies an affectionate fixation and social mores of courting in a lighthearted tone.
Morning Edition Lubbock Avalanche Journal 1963
The page shows the Morning Edition of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal dated April 11 1963 with publisher Parker F Prouty Ch A Guy, subscription rates for morning, evening and Sunday editions, and a pledge of allegiance. It lists pricing by city and carrier, and credits United Press International.
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South
Independent Democratic News
Intercor
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Texan Dalle
Texas Saat
United States of America
Lubbock, Tex
Visit with Mr. Lincoln at Disney Hall of Presidents
In California Walt Disney showcased Hall of Presidents figures to Bob Moses and Newbold Morris during a World’s Fair progress visit. An eerily lifelike Lincoln sat in the room, six feet four, in a black cutaway and string tie, turning his gaze toward the visitors.
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New York
Walt Disney
California
Bob Moses
Newbold Morris
Disney
George Washington
Buchanan
Johnson
Mr. Lincoln
Walt
Commissioner Morris
Lincoln
President
Ewbold Morris
P. S
U.S
Illinois
Considine
Chamber opposed to equal pay for women by US Chamber
In a Senate hearing the United States Chamber of Commerce opposed equal pay for equal work, arguing it would force many women from jobs. The piece critiques the stance, noting that 23 million American women were employed in 1962 and warning of widespread employment disruption if wage equity ended.
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Inez Robb
Heaven
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
U. S. Senate
William Miller
Stewart - Warner Corporation of
Chicago
Senate
Miller
Iner
Li’l
Ol’ Crass
Chamber of Commerce
Bor
U. S. Bureau of Labor
United States
Washington
Colorado cited Kennedys mend fences for £64
Andrew Tully reports that Colorado Republicans and Democrats realigned under Kennedy influence with Steve McNichols as National Committeeman and Bob Maytag as State chairman. The purge of old leaders and mobilization of youth mirrors the 1960 campaign, aiming to support Kennedy in 1964.
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Andrew Tully
Polce
Kennedy
Colorado
Washington
Steve McNichols
John Love
Bob Maytag
OLD Guard
Fred M. Betz Sr
Lamar
Betz
McNichols
National Committee
Maytag
Roland Fariey
Pueblo
E. J. Barnes
Kennedys
Young Maytag
Woodland Park
Robert Kennedy
Bobby
Teddy Kennedy
Teddy
Brother Jack
Love
Peter Dominick
John Carroll
Senate
Norton Margolin
Denver Rocky Mountain News
Democratic State Central Committee
John F. Kennedy
Reason Better Than Shelters Civil Defense A Sick Joke
Richard Starnes argues civil defense is not humorous but a grim, flawed approach to nuclear risk. He questions Congress funding, notes New York’s Waldorf Astoria shelter plan, and warns about overcrowding and practical defense limits. He mocks reliance on shelters and urges common sense over hype.
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Richard Starnes
Hirams
O.k
Congress
Adam Clayton Powell
House
OCD
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Castro Caught With Bootleg Bug Killer Case
UPI reports Fidel Castro's government moved $370000 worth of insecticide in 1961 in violation of the US embargo. Customs seized $100000 of chemical at a Houston plant. larger consignments and payments routed through a Canadian account tied to a Cuban official were uncovered. A Mexican citizen later claimed to have bought the insecticide after confiscation.
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Houston
UPI
Fidelro
Cuba
Jean H. Wilde
Miami
Fla
Customs Cers
Wilchester
Lubbock High spring football workouts open with many hopefuls
Coach J Mule Davis predicts 60 candidates report for the opening Lubbock High School spring football workout Monday. Only two returning lettermen expected: end Jim Joe Reiger and tackle Jim Strawn, with four other 1942 varsity members eligible for another year. Frenship and Idalou win district Future Farmers of America leadership contest on Tech campus.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
J. ‘Mule
Davis
Lubbock High School
Jim Joe Reiger
Jim Strawn
Hubert Bechtel
Bob Brewer
Joe L. Thompson
Tom Pirtle
Robert Haley
R. W. Moyers
Tommy Nash
Tom Lokey
Homer Lawson
Harold Burdett
Jerry Crawford
Gene Gray
George Brewer
Benron Lindey
Burl
Gene Moore
Johnny Davis
N. W. Elston
Roy Grimes
Johnny Cole
Frenship
Bobby Gene Oliver
Gene Dan Hewall
Jdalou
Calvin Roberts
Samuel Bishop
Bruce Isom
Pesticide Safety Warning Cited In New York
Safety experts urge reading labels before use and following all dosage and handling cautions. Do not spray near drinking water and avoid smoking while applying. After spraying wash hands and face before eating or using.
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New York
UPI
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