Europe’s Economic Bloc Could Shape Global Power Balance
The article argues that Western Europe’s six nation Common Market, expanding with Britain, may unify 300 million people and rival Soviet power. It suggests a stronger Europe could defend itself without the United States, altering world leadership and challenging Red China and the Pacific, underlining the Pacific dominance idea from Senator Beveridge.
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Europe
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Western Europe
Greece
U.S
Red China
Pacific
Sen
Albert Pveveridge
U.S.A
Irrigation Pays Off for Urban Areas Too
Government studies show 1000 acres of newly irrigated land create 13 farming opportunities supporting 50 farm workers and yielding about 140000 dollars in crop value annually. The investment of 423000 dollars in property and equipment yields 66 urban jobs for 163 city residents. Irrigation clearly benefits both rural and urban areas and should be learned about in other regions.
Democrats seek truth laws for business with few exemptions
Detroit Free Press humor column notes Democrats push laws to force business honesty toward customers. Three industries are exempt golf love and politics with a possible add on fishing. Public interest and political wit frame the critique of legislative reach.
Boats Plains Ad For Advance Bids In Lubbock
Lubbock Texas August 7 1961 details ad listings and tender opportunities for local projects. The notice outlines advance bid requirements and pricing for multiple contracts in the area.
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Anniond
Anna Reid
Cas
PY Sidmine
Pear Ag Hel
Luubbook
Texas
Definition of Communism by Bob Considine
Special correspondent notes Khrushchev promises and a formal definition of communism, contrasts with U S realities, and questions why leaders enjoy wealth. Harold Stassen discusses post political life and journalism, while foreign policy ideas from a former Minnesota governor pursue UN roles and Latin American aid strategies.
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Bob Considine
New York
Khrushchev
Control Big Goal Moscow Eyes Weather
Moscow eyes weather control as RUTH MONTGOMERY ASHINGTON reports on a heated debate about Soviet tinkerings with atmospheric science. Senators Magnuson and proponents warn of potential climate disruption while skeptics caution against overstating capabilities and emphasize theoretical risks of large scale weather manipulation.
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Ruth Montgomery
Ashington
Bering Sea
Soviet Siberia
Hemisphere
Trade laws court may get price dispute University
The piece discusses fair trade laws and the rise of court actions by manufacturers to enforce price controls amid Congress inaction. It notes Kennedy administration crackdowns, drug industry push, and potential Supreme Court involvement, with district price differentials cited in Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Congress
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
Supreme Court
Kefauver Sy Committee
Tennessee
Ent
District of Columbia
Capitol Hill
Earl Warren
Supreme Courts
duPont- General Motors
Two Chinas Plan Untenable By George Be Sokols ky
An opinion piece criticizes secrecy in U S policy toward Soviet and Red China, arguing disclosure of export licenses harms reporting and national interests. It recalls Potsdam era debates, Polish governance, and Soviet influence while noting wartime intelligence figures and a tennis result in England.
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George BE. Sokolsky
Washington
Kennedy
Nial
Mikayan
Red
China
Canada
Maa Tee-Tung
Arit
Smuthy
Russia
Poland
Harry Hopkins
Polland
Potland
Czechoslovakia
Behnim
Holland
Pokitet
Stalin
Marshal Rokossovsky
Zacharias
Ralls Meeting Highlights Balanced Food for Defense
In Ralls an all day farm meeting drew 150 to 175 attendees. Miss Clara Pratt noted demonstrations linking balanced diet to a national defense farming program with Miss Mona Keeter assisting. Local agents and council members attended the program, guiding morning sessions. Bangkok- Manila dispatches report Britain reinforcing Singapore with land, air, and naval support amid Japan threat. Thailand fears a fateful decision as Britain and Japan tense relations.
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Ralls
Clara Pratt
Larbbock County
Miss Pratt
Mona Keeter
C. Jobson
Lee H. McElroy
G. K. Horton
Hurlwood
County Home Demonstration Council
County Land Use Planning Committee
O. R. Patterson
Posey
Lida Cooper
Manila
Singapore
Far East
Britain
Thailand
Poland
Syria
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Harold Stassen
Philadelphia
Big Herald
Dick Nixon
Goldwater
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Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
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Security Council
Cuba
East Berlin
Latin America
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Moscow
Warren Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Atmospheric Institute
Washington State Democrat
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Beringwea
R. Edward P. Todd
Atmospheric Science Department
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National Science Foundation
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Arctic Ocean
Siberia
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Jose
Sen. Magnuson
Washington State
Weather Bureau
Francis W. Reichelderfer
Tizzy
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Janice
Generang
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Merchant Marine Anderes Committee
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London
England
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Peter Cawthorn
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