Thresher Sinking Stark Naval Tragedy Off Boston
The crash of the nuclear submarine Thresher near Boston ends in the loss of 129 crew members including 96 enlisted, 16 officers, and 17 civilians. Adm. George W. Anderson declares all hope abandoned, praising the heroes who sacrificed their lives at sea.
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Hat
U.S. Navy
Thresher
Boston
Texas Tech
Edgar S. Bobbitt
Midland
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Resignation of Texas Railroad Commissioner Murray
William J. Murray Jr. resigns from the Texas Railroad Commission after a high level probe into alleged oil deal interference with his duties. Gov. John Connally backs the move and U.S. Attorney General Carr continues the inquiry into Murray and others involved in a Throckmorton County lease profit.
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William J. Murray Jr
John Connally
Murray
Waggoner Carr
West Texas
Texas
Connally
Carr
Throckmorton
Wavering line of Soviet art draws critique from Wall Street Journal
William Henry Chamberlin notes that IKITA KHRUSHCHEV’s demand for strict Communist art creates a zigzagging line. The piece argues for better government and highlights tensions between official lines and practical payments. It also notes students speed through school zones in many cars.
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Ikita Khrushchev
William Henry Chamberlin
The
Wall Street Journal
Price Sensitivity Shapes Shopper Appeal For A $2.98 Item
The article argues that women are more attracted to a product priced at $2.98 than the same item at $2.75. It discusses consumer psychology and perceived value influencing purchase choice.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Advertising and Subscription Rates
The page lists subscription prices for various editions and durations in Lubbock Texas along with by carrier and by mail options. It includes pledge text and identifies staff and publishing company details dated April 12, 1963.
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Keen Snty
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Ints
Tesae
Delly Pace Leen
Exa
Dallas
Texas
Dailey Press League
Uased
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
CHAS
AW Guy
Carrer
United States of America
Lubbock, Tex
Salute To Town By The Bay On The Line
Special correspondent Bob Considine recounts a San Francisco TV panel on Olympic bids quoting Ira Blue and Parker. The piece extols the city as civic minded with built in ski slopes and an indoor marathon venue, praising its diverse culture and self reliance.
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Bob Considine
Gan Francisco
Les
Crane
Ira Blue
San. Francisco
Blue
San-Francisco
Chicago
Paris
San Francisco
Parker
New York
World Organizations
Ayss
Oxford
Miss
Eisenhower
Ankara
Ike
Fez
Harry Grayson
Cleveland
Mac
Harry
Harry Old Boy
Polaris
Orient
Sons of Confucius
Considine
Pedestrian vanish forecast sparks 2000 A.D. debate
Inez Robb surveys a Resources for the Future prophecy predicting 244 million cars by 2000, driving pedestrians to near extinction. The column imagines a sprawling highway future, farm yields rising, GNP soaring toward trillions, and a nation glued by roads with ongoing farm subsidies.
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Inez Robb
Resources For the Future, Inc
United States
Bobby Kennedy
Hans H. Landsberg
Leonard L. Fischman
Joseph L. Fisher
Citizens question Kennedy era Cuban policy in public lectures
In Denver and California suburbs, audiences challenge Kennedy and Congress on Cuba and spending. Voters shy from partisanship demand government reforms, criticize the $82.9 million House Office Building, question missile deals, and urge budget cuts while distrust grows in both parties.
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Andrew Tully
Acramento
Calif
America
West
Kennedy
Congress
Denver
Colorado Springs
California
Tully Fidel Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Eisenhower
Castro
Caltech scientists use animal blood in human transfusions
Pasadena reports that California Institute of Technology researchers have performed successful transfusions and produced serums using horse and cow blood. Dr. Campbell notes initial transfusions cause allergy fears, signaling future work to mitigate hypersensitivity for safer repeated transfusions. Allen Bros post American Legion approves 525 for war bonds and forms youth plans committees.
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Allen Bros
American Legion
A. C. Jackson
L. B. Cooper
H. J. McCabe
Failings in Cuba Policy Told in Pivotal Creed of Humpty Dumpty
Henry J. Taylor argues the United States mismanaged Cuba policy from the Bay of Pigs through the October crisis. He compares Kennedy’s approach to Humpty Dumpty and Rommel’s defeats, warning that failed strategy invites Soviet correction and endangers national security.
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Denver
United States
Castro
Cuba
Kennedy
Henry J. Taylor
Ritish
Ritchie
Montgomery
Marshal Rommel
Knightsbridge
Tobruk
U.S
Scott
Humpty-Dumpty
Rock of Gibraltar
Miami
Munich
Fighters For Freedom
Reds Move To Exclude Modern Art at Soviet Congress
Moscow authorities moved to bar conformist and nonconformist painters from a national artists congress in Moscow. Dmitri Mochalsky, head of the Moscow Artists Union, asked that congress credentials be withdrawn from the nonconformists, though no word on adoption of the recommendation.
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Moscow
Moscow Radio
Dmitri Mochalsky
The
Artists Union
West German foreign minister to visit Washington for talks
West Germany's foreign minister Gerhard Schroeder will travel to Washington next month to resume discussions with U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk. A government spokesman said the talks follow sessions in Paris this week.
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Washington
Bonn
UPI
West Gerryth
Gerhard Schroeder
Paris
Dean Rusk
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Tizzy
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