Unity at risk from rumors in NATO debates
Western experts warn that friend distrustest and rumors threaten NATO unity more than actual foes. Washington must reassure allies over nuclear protections while avoiding actions that could be seen as disengagement, as misreadings spark Soviet hopes and divide Western resolve.
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OEE
Washington
U. S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Free World
NATO
United States
Europe
U.S
Pentagon
France
Berlin
On the Line memories of a long trip by Bob Considine
Special correspondent recalls disjointed impressions from a world tour. vignettes touch on de Gaulle and Rainier in Monaco, a beauty parlor scene, a Blue Gravette swimmer, Pompidou's secretary, and Bling of a $280 chemin de fer game.
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Bob Considine
Ondon
Charles de Gaulle
Prince Rainier
Serene
Grace de Monaco
Monte Carlo
Hotel de Baris
Monaco
Pompidou
London
Champs Elysees
Nostalgic Look At Pre cooled Summers And Life
Phyllis Battelle recalls old days before air conditioning with humor and bittersweet detail. She contrasts muggy summers, ice cube breezes, rooftop sleep, and tame rituals with today’s cooled comfort, then notes broader reflections on culture and travel.
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TV Weather Girl
Carol Reed
Canada
Recession Hopes Mixed As Economists See Limited Drops
Analysts cite Wall Street Journal data showing postwar recessions rarely cut personal income by more than 4 percent and retail sales by 4 percent. Employment usually falls under 5 percent, suggesting a deep downturn like the 1930s is unlikely. Public fears persist despite modest historical declines.
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Wall Street Journal
Ne Ople
Tyne
Marram
Lawmakers’ Quirky Declarations Define Rights On Streets
Lawmakers display humor in statues by naming the husband head of the house and granting pedestrians the right of way. The remarks underline debates over social norms and traffic rules in a civic session.
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition 1962 Advertising Rates
An extract from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal dated August 6 1962 detailing morning and sunday edition pricing by subscription and carrier, including yearly and monthly rates for morning evening and combined editions. The page also notes pledge of allegiance and publication staff.
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South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Avalanchhe Journal Publaning Company, Inc
8Th St
Ave J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated
Bunkar
Seeee
United States of America
Lubbock
Kennedy shifts to race and religion in 1964 elections
The Kennedy administration appears to court Catholic Jewish Italian and Negro voters in major national and state contests. Anthony Celebrezze as HEW secretary marks an Italian milestone with broad appeal. Ribbentrop’s former cabinet run and Jewish voter backing are noted as strategic moves in Ohio New York and elsewhere.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
United States
Kennedy
National Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Cleveland
Fiorella H. la Guardia
Hugh
Celebrezze
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Nixon
Robert C. Weaver
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Botein Seen As Strong Candidate For New York Supreme Court
Justice Botein, mentored by Herbert H. Lehman, has been nominated to the New York Supreme Court with support from upstate and downstate leaders. Appointed by Dewey to the Appellate Division and promoted by Harriman to presiding justice, he could appeal to Jewish and minority voters amid Rockefeller era politics.
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Brat Rockefeller
Botein
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Supreme Court
Tammany
Dewey
Averell Harriman
Upstate
Downstate
Justice Botein
Rockefeller
New York City
Westchester
Albany
Monroe
Erie
Androv
Black Muslims and Separatism Rising Threat in Negro Debate
George E. Sokols ky contrasts desegregation and separation views among African Americans. The Black Muslims led by Elijah Muhammad push for a separate nation within the United States, reject integration, and attack established Negro leadership, while scholars and journalists debate how to respond to this growing movement.
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George E. Sokolsky
Sokolsky
Icjah Muhammad
China
Germany
England
Ireland
United States
Muhammad
America
Eigjat Muhammad
Miah
Marcus Garvey
Having
Woman tests 1290 toy cars a day without wrecks
Mrs. Jennie Cabraccio works in a toy maker’s quality control section and test drives up to 1,290 five inch model cars daily by remote control in New Haven. She has never had an accident.
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Mantle
Europe
Harry's
Venice
U.S
America
Mayfair
London
John XXII
Amalfi
New Haven
Conn
Jennie Cabbraccio
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