Nehru Shifts Tone as China Tensions Rise
The piece argues Nehru, long a neutralist, shows harsher language toward China after new border outposts and Indian protests. It notes his recent pro Western leanings on some issues, criticism of Russia, and preparations to defend against possible Chinese invasion.
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Nehru
Russia
Red China
Peiping
India
Asia
China
Washington
United States
U.S
Deserved Honor as Tech to Name Dormitories
Public ceremonies at 2 p.m. Sunday will name two new Tech dormitories after Dallas businessman John W. Carpenter and Lubbock driver Spencer A. Wells. Carpenter helped with campus construction and the curriculum as a founder of Tech’s early board. Wells supported Tech since its founding and aided through critical periods.
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NAS Tech
John W. Carpenter
Dallas
Spencer A. Wells
Lubbock
Carpenter
Wells
Tech
Deay
Heo Tog
Dro
New Idea Aims To Boost Christmas Cheer
A proposed plan from Thermas Laench, president of Repetes' National Unie of Shop-Jeeners Flo, suggests adding more glam to Christmas. The concept envisions children and Santa with improved outfits, while adults consider fashion updates and holiday appeal.
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Stevestion
Peverity Har Thermas Laench
Repetes
National Unie
Flo
Hollywood
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Subscription Rates 1961
The notice shows subscription prices for the Lubbock Avalanche Journal with options for 1 to 2 years, including daily morning and Sunday editions. Rates vary for in town and outside city delivery, with a pledge of allegiance excerpt and the date December 2, 1961.
Considerations on the line and public image in wartime
Ty Cobb laments friendlessness after his baseball career and vows he would not repeat past actions. Conrad Hilton criticizes postwar American image, arguing the United States failed to project leadership and allowed Soviet public relations to outshine it while noting the global shift in population and race by 2000.
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Bob Considine
New York
Ty Cobb
Lawton Carver
Cobb
Lawton
Conrad Hilton
Uncle Sam
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
America
Soviet Russia
Henry Ford
Marx
Lenin
Ford
Hilton
Russia
China
Considine
Credit Card Scored Blow At Status Symbol
INEZ ROBB argues against Civ Aeronautics Board examiner Wiser who proposes abolishing air travel charge cards. The piece defends credit use as a modern status symbol and warns that banning cards would collapse commerce and hurt 1,000,000 credit users.
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Inez Robb
Universal Air Travel Plan
London
Los Angeles
Kitty Hawk
Fdph
A. Wiser
Civ Aeronautics Board
ANT
Wiser
Petessakeau
Airdine
CAB
United States
Diplomacy on Citizen Level scrutinized in Logan Act case
James Free analyzes how private citizens have sought to negotiate with foreign powers, noting the Logan Act's long restraint and Dr. George Logan's partial success with France but failure with Britain. He contrasts modern private efforts toward the Soviet Union with Khrushchev letters and assesses risk of propaganda use.
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James Free
Washing Ron
United States
George Logan
Germantown
France
U. S. Senate
Soviet Union
Cuba
Khrushchev
Moscow
Long Island
Kennedy
State Department
White House
Logan
England
Dr. Logan
Lubbock Ministerial Association Elects New President
In a First Methodist church meeting the Lubbock Ministerial Association elected Rev. Albert F. Laing pastor of the Church of the Nazarene as president succeeding Rev. John A. Winslow of St. Pauls Episcopal. The group also set agreement not to hold funeral services on Sundays and formed a committee to study Sunday work conditions. Meanwhile broader world events note Japan’s shift in Pacific strategy and stalled peace talks with the United States as Hull meets Nomura and Kurusu without progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina
Nina Khrushchev
Washington
Russia
Khrushchev
Margaret Chase Smith
Japan
Pacific
Hull
Kichisaburo Nomura
Saburo Kurusu
Firmness and Brutality Law Enforcement Problems
George E. Sokolsky argues that crime rises and policing faces brutality concerns, contrasting FBI crime data with Civil Rights Commission views. He cites New York City and notes racial dynamics, immigration challenges, and the role of the police in maintaining order, reflecting on personal memories and social context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Sokolsky
Civil Rights Commission
FBI
Commission
New York City
Sokolsky
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Texas
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