Russia May View Utopia In Communist Promise
The text analyzes Western perceptions of Soviet plans for social gains like free schools, aged care, and housing. It notes gaps such as ongoing charges for books, medicine, and hospital care, and contrasts propaganda with reality. It discusses housing, women’s labor, income disparity, and how the Kremlin frames reform as vital against Western capitalism.
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Judge Tests “Work Now In Later” Installment Plan
A Cortland New York judge pilots an unusual remedy in a traffic case by ordering a tenant farmer to serve a 10 day jail term in installments, one block at a time every other week, with the next session due in December. The plan prompts debate on its fairness and effectiveness.
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Cortland
N.Y
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Sad life lessons echo in True columnist musings
The column reflects on time slipping away and learning to live fully through experience. It contrasts the inevitability of aging with the need to value life while possible and notes a newspaper style aside on safety rules and cultural views.
Fragmented Cobble Creek League entry from 1961 paper
A damaged OCR fragment from a 1961 Lobock Avalanche Journal issue mentions local leagues and teams like Batson and Libbock. Details are unclear, but the artifact points to regional sporting coverage and schedule items from August 4 1961.
Grand Old Salt Arleigh Burke Retires As Navy Chief
Special correspondent recalls Admiral Burke, famed for 30 years of service. His career spans destroyer squadron actions in the Pacific, carrier operations under Mitscher, and key commands in Korea and during Okinawa. Burke’s quotes reflect wit and leadership as he departs after a storied naval career.
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Read Fast, Read Faster Senate Becomes Test Case
Senators Stuart Symington Herman Talmadge Wallace Bennett and William Proxmire joined a rapid reading institute to boost word-per-minute intake from 350 to 2500 or more. They claim eyes over ears, with tutors aiding some backsliders. The Washington school founder cites broad scope for education reform.
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Religious aid bill in politics sparks church state tension
Washington analysis notes Speaker Rayburn’s opposition sinks Kennedy era plan for federal aid to faith based schools. McCormack and Delaney, both Catholics, push for aid to parochial schools as a political and religious strategy amid southern resistance to government funding of education. The piece cautions about religion remaining a potent factor in U.S. politics.
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Houston
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West Texas Pharmaceutical Association convention planned for Lubbock
Committees for the West Texas Pharmaceutical Association convention to be held September 16 to 18 in Lubbock were announced by Bert Pinson president. The fall meeting will be at the Lubbock Hotel with a program committee led by Hop Halsey and a ladies committee chaired by Mrs. D Jarrett. Other committees include manufacturing chaired by Mark Halsey and E M Caswell co chairs, reception chaired by T Ralph Carpenter, entertainment chaired by Fred V Ellison, and registration chaired by John Halsey with several assistants.
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Lubbock
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Mark Halsey
E. M. Caswell
Oran Wilson
Pope Paol
Sam Lytel
J. M. Moreau
T. Ralph Carpenter
Jean Boysen
Levelland
Ray Pinson
Abernathy
Bruce Spencer
Balls
J. D. Holt
Slaton
Ike Bailey
Brownfield
Fred V. Ellison
John Clark
Jimmie Rondeaux
John Halsey
Web Cammack
Les Stimson
Buck Craft
Herbert Bannister
Kennedy Speech Sways Nation In Berlin Crisis
George E. Sokolski argues Kennedy’s address and Congress support push the United States toward a decisive stance in Berlin. The piece contends Khrushchev must respond or risk war, while U S morale and resolve bolster Kennedy’s posture amid Cold War tensions.
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Kennedy
United States
Berlin
Trees Add To Home Comfort Many Ways
Kent, Ohio trees contribute to home comfort in several ways says tree expert Martin L. Davey Jr. Shaded rooms in summer are 10 to 15 degrees cooler than unshaded ones. In winter evergreens break icy winds and reduce heating costs.
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