Lubbock Crime Standings Questioned in FBI Data
The article discusses Lubbock Texas ranking ninth in city crime per 1 000 population and compares it with Houston Dallas Fort Worth El Paso and other Texas cities. It notes data limitations and highlights calls for stronger policing and faster trials to improve local crime performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubbock
FBI
Texas
Lew Wit
Lubbock
Los Angeles
Miami
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Baton Rouge
Abou Ben
Bee Panay
West Texas
Sanelo
Midland
Amarillo
el Paso
Fedeal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Galveston
San Angelo
Houston
Dallas
Antonio
Fort Worth
Beaumont-Port Arthur
Odessa
Qrubbock
World War II Leaders and Churchill Compared
Paperul Sign SITOR John S. Knight of the Detroit Free Press argues a different WWII history might exist if leaders had heeded Winston Churchill and distrusted "good old Joe" Stalin. He notes past errors, and sees hope in modern leaders resisting promises from "Big uth Nikky."
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Sitor
John S. Knight
The
Detroit Free Press
Winston Church
Joe
Reds Push For Aerial Link Between Moscow and New York
A state department push and Pan American interest drive a planned Moscow to New York nonstop service for next spring while Aeroflot mobilizes to supply data on planes and routes. The move follows Khrushchev’s Berlin stance and echoes past tensions with Pan Am head Juan Trippe over film during Nixon Khrushchev events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Berlin
Pan American World Airways
New York
Moscow
State Department
Washington
Y. F. Loginov
Red Air Force
Aeroflot
Pan Am
Loginov
Reds
New York Port Authority
Sabena
Juan Trippe
U. S
Nixon
Boeing Intercontinental
Trippe
Considine
Instant greeting cards push decency to the edge
INEZ ROBE laments the rise of obscene and tasteless greeting cards flooding shops and displays. She recalls personal attempts to send cheerful notes to a hospitalized cousin and critiques the card industry for declining public taste, morals, and decency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Robe
Grandpa
Scotty
Britain Seeks Entry to European Market Threatens Tariff Program
A Ray Tucker analysis warns that Britain and other nations joining the European Common Market endangers the Roosevelt Hull low tariff policy. The six member market with 165 million people lowers internal tariffs while raising barriers to nonmembers, risking U S industries and jobs. Britain backs an European Free Trade Association, but its austerity and move away from isolationism alarm Commonwealth nations and U S officials.
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Ray Tucker
Jashington
Roosevelt-Hull
Great Britain
European Economic Union
Common Market
Italy
Belgium
Luxebourg
Netherlands
United States
Free Trade Association
England
European Free Trade Association
Austria
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Commons
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
U.S. Tariff Commission
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Atlantic
South Plains Gunners elect Fortenberry president
The South Plains Gunners association wrapped up their convention with W. Fortenberry of Monroe elected president and B. B. Baron of Lubbock re‑elected secretary. They adopted resolutions urging immigration and naturalization authorities to suspend literacy tests head tax and other rules to allow temporary Mexican farm labor during harvest.
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South Plains Gunners Association
W. ©. Fortenberry
Monroe
B. B. Baron
Lubbock
National Defense Program
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Mongolia Described by George Sokolsky
George Sokolsky surveys Mongolia viewing it as a Soviet satellite with dual Chinese and Turkic roots. He traces Genghis Khan’s campaigns, the land’s small population, religious history, and the current Communist influence and UN bid.
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George E. Sokolsky
China
Siberia
Turkestan
Mongolia
Europe
Asia
Gengis Khan
Lake Sokolsky Baikal
Karakorum
Khiva
Samarkand
Bokhara
Genghis Khan
Persia
Caucasus
Russia
India
Owen Lattimore
Tientsin
State Department
Lattimore
United Nations
Red
Red China
Soviet
Pravda Names Titov New American Hero
Pravda reports the American people see Gherman Titov as a new hero. A New York dispatch says popular enthusiasm forced major American newspapers to adjust their tone in covering Titov’s epoch making orbit around the Earth.
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Moscow
UPI
Pravda
Gherman Titov
New York
Maj. Titov
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Considine’s
Bob Considine
York
RED Face Dept
King
Tucson
Titsy
Kate Osana
Tucker
Congress
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Eisenhower
European Common Market
Lubbock Jorning Avalanche
Austin
Ernest C. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Sheeld
St Jos Pegs
Germany
Gobi Desert
Unga
Kalga
Hungary
Finland
Amur
Muravievamuraky
Ili
Tibet
Titov
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