Pact Seen in Nuclear Test Ban Negotiations
Britain and Russia signed a partial nuclear test ban treaty that may ease Cold War tensions. Secretary Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Home touted it as a first step toward a secure world, but Senate ratification faces opposition and doubt about Kremlin motives. A Senate debate could reveal new facts about U S relations with Moscow.
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Russia
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Andrei Gronivko
Rusk
US Senate
Kremlin
Kenneth Keating
New York
Senate
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Burssia
Moscow
Frank Kelley remembered as a devoted West Texan leader
Frank Kelley died Monday of a heart attack in Colorado City. A native of Indiana, he served on the Colorado City school board and the Texas Good Neighbor Commission, led the West Texas Chamber of Commerce, and advised on water issues. Colleagues praised him as a friendly, energetic man who gave yeoman service to state and area.
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Kelley
Colorado City
Frank Kelley
Indiana
Texas Good Neighbor Commission
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
H. Kelley
Unsound Method in Government Spending Debate
A Pittsburg newspaper argues that deficit financing mirrors personal overreach as the government borrows to fund current purchases and pay interest on prior debt. It warns the approach is unsound, potentially wrecking solvency, while quipping no substitute for the coffee break.
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Pittsburgit
Washington
Small college faults budget by skimping on football program
A small college argues it cannot afford to hire a strong football team due to budget constraints. The claim centers on financial limits shaping athletic hiring decisions and overall program quality.
Morning Bellions Start The Day On The South Plains News
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal page 4 1963 advertising and masthead details for Morning and Sunday editions. Publisher The Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company Inc lists address Stn St Ave J Lubbock Texas with pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail. Pledges include the US flag and national motto.
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Picnic Ride Down the Potomac with the Considines
A Contributing report from ONOLULU describes a Swanmpoodle family outing aboard the old sidewheeler Charles McCallister. The St. Alovstuis parish picnic near Marshall Pell Mad marks the annual travel memory, with children gathering scavenged papers and scraps to fund the trip.
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Swanmpoodle
Washington
St. Alovstuis Parish
Marshall Pell
Charles McCallister
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Mudds Potomac
Through Ages and Bottles A Humorous Essay
A humorous essay reflects on civilization decline blamed on intellectuals, with digressions about Aztecs and bottles. It blends nostalgic childhood picnic scenes and a river voyage to Maryland, ending with a tease to continue on Page 7.
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Mt. Vernon
Virginia
Maryland
Charles McAllister
Considine
Loopho es Seen Treaty Faces Senate Test
A United States Senate debate over the limited test ban treaty with the Soviet Union proceeds amid partisan concerns. Proponents cite reduced radioactive fallout and a step toward wider arms-control agreements while opponents warn of underground tests and an escape clause. Ratification is key for world peace, though Senate battles over civil rights, taxes, and railroads loom.
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Andrew Tully
Ashington
Soviet Union
Senate
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Donnybrook
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Dobbin remarks on holiday highway casualty lists
A fleeting quote notes that LD Dobbin acknowledged faults but warned against assuming casualty counts rise on every holiday. The remark hints at public concern over traffic safety during holiday periods.
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LD Dobbin
Water use in Lubbock tops July record
City officials report July pumpage at 189,872,000 gallons averaging about 6,125,000 daily marking a monthly high only surpassed once in a prior month. The note appears in On Memory Lane from the Lubbock Morning Avalanche files dated August 5, 1943.
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Lubbock
City Hall
Macmillan Gains From Nuclear Test Ban Deal
The partial test ban shifts political advantage to Britain's Harold Macmillan. Kennedy risks if the pact falters, while Khrushchev could be the big loser. Macmillan capitalizes on anti neutralist sentiment, potentially extending his leadership and a Conservative edge over Labour.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Britain
Selassie Backs Nuclear Ban Conference Plan
Emperor Haile Selassie in Addis Ababa says in principle support for a conference of all governments to ban nuclear weapons. He notes such a move hinges on major powers with nuclear arsenals. Moscow denounces the Red Chinese proposal as masking the Moscow treaty’s partial ban.
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Ethiopia
Haile Selassi
Chou En-lai
Moscow
Red China
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