UN Divides on Portugal and South Africa at Security Council
The UN Security Council backed by 32 African nations urged Portugal toward independence for its African territories and imposed a partial arms embargo. The vote, opposed by the United States Britain and France, raises questions about UN authority over internal matters and the role of allies in NATO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Security Council
Portugal
United States
Britain
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Hienation P
Zere
Council Seisens
South Africa
Soth Africa
Pforeien
Portneal
Security Council
Sac Lipten
U.S
World Organization
Sick Comedy Debate Reflects Social Decline
The article discusses ongoing talk about sick comedy in saloon circles and notes critics from diverse voices. It argues such humor reveals modern ills, requires a sick comedian and audience, and remains mostly confined to big-city venues, unlikely to spread to the wider public.
Ways to Beat the Heat Discussed in Summer Tips
The piece notes heat makes many complain while recommending air conditioning for relief. It suggests another approach of reading past newspaper weather reports from last winter to curb fear of heat and ends with a quip about men of few words avoiding after dinner speeches.
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Advertisement Rates 1963
Public notice page details subscription prices for morning and Sunday editions, mail and in town rates, plus pledges and standard newspaper information. Includes rates for 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and yearly plans with regional mailing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Th St
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Natonal Advertising
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
AL Guy
Emor
Sy Carper Sarat
Ocean Adventure With Porpoise Duo Captivates Island Readers
Special Correspondent reports a bold child named Debbie riding the dorsal fin of Haale the porpoise at Makapuu Point Oahu. Haale chats with other porpoises as Debbie clings on then reemerges smiling. Nearby, a captive killer whale and three pilot whales are observed in adjacent pools.
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EA Life Park
Makapuu Point
Oahu
Debbie
Haale
Pacife
Oon
Smmilin
Rabbit Island Os
Moseme
West
Paris
Folies
Rampre
Burtin
Moscow
New Era for Women in Sports at Local School
A dean delivers a bold assembly pushing women into football boxing wrestling and baseball, highlighting scholarships and a cultural clash with communism. The feature then shifts to Sea Life Park’s opening and plans, led by Pryor and Dr. Norris, detailing tanks, habitats, and education programs on marine life.
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Inez Robb
U.S
United States
Russia
Stubby Smith
Green Bay
Poland
Sam
Garl
Sea Life Park
Pacific Oceanics Institute
Taylor A. Pryor
Pan Am
Kenneth §. Norris
U.C.L.A
Pryor
Frank Lloyd Wright
Guggenheim Art Museum
New York
Rights Bill Soon To Face Final Supreme Court Ruling
The article discusses whether public accommodations must desegregate, with Congress split over using the 14th Amendment or the commerce clause. It notes the 1883 and 1963 court positions and the likelihood the Supreme Court will ultimately decide. A brief closing jibe on aging precedes the main legal piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Tully
Ashington
Capitol Hill
Supreme Court
Congress
Tully
United States
IWA
Commerce
Kennnedy
Commerce Clase
High Court
Memory Lane Organization sets September Denver meeting
An announcement says the Memory Lane Organization will hold a mid September meeting in Denver to discuss protecting the Highway 7 route and the All American highway linking Alaska to South America. A sailor praised Slaton USO for window service canteen hospitality during travels. Thousands of Hamburg residents face bombing aftermath as Allied raids devastate the city.
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Denver
United States
Alaska
South America
Slaton
Texas
USO
Stockholm
Sweden
Hamburg
Germany
American Women and Russian Track Awe Stirred by Satirical Column
A controversial column contrasts American female athletes with Soviet counterparts, describing American women as wan and unfashionable while praising Russian competitors. It mocks Western gender norms and politics, blending satire with provocative language about dress, strength, and Cold War tensions.
Fairbanks Sues Montreal Paper Over Defamatory Article
Douglas Fairbanks Jr sues John Vader publisher of Midnight Montreal, seeking 250000 damages for a July 29 article titled My Weekend with Christine Keeler And a front page photo of Fairbanks and Keeler described as a person of notoriety The suit claims Fairbanks did not know anyone named Donald Cole and was filed in Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Fairbanks
Miss Keeler
Hollywood
Donald Cole
Indonesia eyes Makassar airfield as international airport
Indonesia plans to convert Mandai Airfield in Makassar South Celebes into an international airport to boost tourism. Rhodesian workers threaten strike over restricted humor at work.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Antara
Mandai
Makassar
Celebes
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Considine
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By Kate Osann
WEA
Mrs. Brown
Lubbock Avalanche
Journal
Olcott
Hanover
Dayton
Ohio
Sumba
By Richard Starnes
Gobi Desert
Jeff
Rand Corporation
Bryn Mawr
Pentagon
Fairbanks Sues
By Galbraith
ITM
Nea Tar
Mayme
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