Asian Storm Threatens World Ties Central Asia
An Associated Press view warned of a growing Asian storm in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and the Pacific driven by Red China. It noted possible Chinese influence operations and potential arms of conflict with Russia, stressing U.S. vigilance and past Korea as a reminder of involvement risk.
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Asia
Southeast Asia
Middle East
South
Western
Pacific
Russia
China
AWD
Red China
Washington
Kennedy
Peking
Khrushchev
United States
Korea
Kingfisher Opposes New Post Office Building
Kingfisher Oklahoma with a population around 3 249 rejects a federal wheat price plan and campaigns against a 110 000 Post Office building. The Chamber of Commerce voted 46 to 25 to prefer improvements to the old structure and a protest petition circulates among residents. The move reflects a faction seeking to cut federal spending.
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Aoman
Mit
Kingfisher
Okla
Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Department
Old-Time Economy Practice Called for by Expert
A commentator argues that the American economy requires renewed emphasis on traditional frugality and disciplined spending to restore stability and steady growth. The piece emphasizes long-term savings, cautious investments, and reduced consumer excess as essential steps.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal 1963 Pledge and Subscriptions Notice
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal publishes daily and Sunday editions with an illustrated pledge to the flag and nationwide advertising. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for Lubbock and outside areas, including monthly and yearly terms, from August 5, 1963.
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Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
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Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press
Parker F. Prout i Chas
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United States of America
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Remarkable toys chief jogs and learns words at leisure
Louis Marx, head of the toy empire with HK plant, jogs an hour and a half daily while memorizing three new words, then records them in a notebook. The piece also reflects on Gen. Snyder and a Hawaii eruption myth, plus insights from Tap Pryor on dolphins at Sea Life Park.
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Bob Considine
Onolulu
Louis Marx
Rosy O'Donnell
Air Force
Hong Kong
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
Himalayas
Everest
Asia
South America
Goad
Debbie
Tap Pryor
Tap
Plutarch
Test Ban Debate Weighs Hope Against Fear in Senate
The article notes United States Senators debate a proposed East-West test ban with wariness and political calculation. It argues polls may influence stance, and highlights the dilemma between hope for reduced Cold War tension and fear of Soviet deceit. It concludes a test ban offers no guaranteed effects on budgets or everyday life, only potential hope.
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United States Senate
Gentlemen's Club
Stalin
Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
Senate
French Enjoy Excitement. Americans Depend on Tranquilizers
An Andrew Tully essay contrasts American reliance on tranquilizers with French attitudes. French doctors note their patients resist calming pills, preferring an excited, lively life. The piece jokes that a happy, energetic France may not fit easy pill promotion.
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Ashington
Food and Drug Administration
France
FDA
Paris
Nancy
Orleans
Chicago
Boston
Miami
U.S
A Little Rheumatism Makes Old-Timer a Weather Prophet
An elderly observer uses a touch of rheumatism to forecast weather, turning personal discomfort into practical meteorological insight for the community.
Governor halts special session with tax rollback in 1943 plan
Gov. Coke Stevenson abandons plans for a special legislative session. The automatic tax board sets a 10 cent rate per 100 for the school fund, trimming the 1943 property tax by 28 cents and saving about 9.1 million dollars. The October tax rate drops to 47 cents from 75 cents.
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Austin
Coke R. Stevenson
Automatic Tax Board
De Gaulle Keeps Cooperation With SHAPE At NATO Crossroads
Henry J. Taylor argues that Charles de Gaulle remains cooperative with SHAPE while maintaining independence from NATO politics. He notes French troop deployment choices, French officer resentment, and the complex funding of SHAPE, emphasizing SHAPE as Europe’s stabilizing military core despite frictions.
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ARIS
Charles de Gaulle
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
STAPE
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers Europe
de Gaulle
SHAPE
U.S
Lemnitzer
France
Germany
Indo-China
Norway
Greece
Turkey
Europe
Somali Chief at Kremlin Feted After Cairo Talks
Somali Prime Minister Abdirashid Ali Shermarche arrived in Moscow and was hosted at a Kremlin dinner by Premier Khrushchev after Cairo discussions with UAR President Gamal Abdel Nasser and Premier Aly Sabry. He travels next to Asia while Ethiopia plans to boost its home fishing industry next year.
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Kremlin
Moscow
Abdirashid Ali Shermarche
Khrushchev
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Aly Sabry
Asia
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