Communists Aim to Overthrow Capitalism, World Rule
A historical overview asserts that since 1848 the Communist Manifesto set the goal of a world Communist State. It notes disagreement between Russia and China on methods, with Russia favoring peaceful coexistence and China advocating continued struggle to spread communism. The piece warns against underestimating Communist aims or trusting apparent shifts.
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Karl Marx
Friedrich Engles
Marx
Engels
Red
Moscow
Russia
Red China
Khrushchev
Wall Street Journal
Free World
Old Pro Gil McDougald Quits Baseball Career
Gil McDougald announced his voluntary retirement at 32 ending a storied Yankees career. He earned All Star selections at second base shortstop and third base and uniquely led the league in those positions for full seasons. A quiet, hardworking star, his departure marks the loss of a true ballplayers ballplayer for baseball fans.
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Nother
New York Yankee
Gil McDougald
McDougald
Endless Battle Enduring Fight Against Disease Warned
Dr Austin B. Chinn of Western Reserve University said the struggle against disease may continue indefinitely as new plagues could emerge even after cancer and arterial hardening are conquered within about 15 years. He noted space radiation and cross planetary exposures could join future threats.
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Josine
Austin B. Chinn
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Doctor Chinn
Pledge of Allegiance and page note from Lubbock Texas
The page from Lubbock Texas dated December 12 1980 features the Pledge of Allegiance recited words “One Nation under God indivisible with Liberty and Justice for all.” The fragment references the Lubbock Avalanche Journal and notes a page caption with names and stray text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Republic
Atomic power debate drives big bets on future electricity
A public talk at Edison Center highlights fossil fuel limits and a race between General Electric and General Dynamics General Atomic to back a mass nuclear system. Empire State Atomic Development Association funds research to test 200 54,000 kilowatt plants against existing coal and oil plants.
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Civie
New & Sute
General Electric
General Atomic Division
General Dynamics, Inc
Rach
Empire State Atomic Development Associations, Inc
Dunning
Bie Considine
Shopping Around the World and the Rest by Judith Friedberg
Special Correspondent notes a trend in travel guides that prioritize bargain hunting over monuments. Miss Judith Friedberg writes two volumes titled Shopping Around Europe and Shopping Around the Rest and Near East, critiquing tourist habits and encouraging thrift.
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Europe
East
Near East
Fried Kong
U.S
Judith. Friedber
Rockefeller's 1962 bid shapes Nixon GOP struggle
Governor Rockefeller announces a 1962 run, pressuring Vice President Nixon to seek California governorship. The move signals a GOP shift to the left, fueling party power struggles and tests in national security stance. Rockefeller defends his strategy while Morehouse singles out Nixon's role in 1960s electoral shifts.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
California
White House
Rockefeller
Tucker
New Yorker
Republican Party
Rockfeller
GOP
Eisenhower
New York
Goldwater
Thomas E. ‘Dewey
Albany
L. Judson Morehouse
New York State
Kennedy
Morehouse
Endower
Rockafeller
JFK
West Point
Gov
NATO
METO
SEATO
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
John Foster Dulles
See. Herter
O'Donnell Rotary Elk Barbecue and Local Elections
Members and wives of the O'Donnell Rotary Club held an elk meat barbecue at the O'Donnell Hotel with meat provided by D. J. Bolch who recently returned from a hunting trip in Colorado. Slaton elected officials for the Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks topped by A.C. Tanner as vice president and WD. Hardy as division chairman. Dona Huff named supervisor of the Lamesa Works Progress Administration project. Other notes include Britain blocking relief plans for German-occupied Europe and U.S. selective service conscientious objectors clarifications.
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O'Donnell
Slaton
Slaton Lode
Brotherhood of Rail
Trainman Mall
Woc
Ross
A.C. Tanner
Thte View
WD. Hardy
Lamesa
Dona Fo. Huff
Lamesa Works Progress Administration
Neville Hargrave
Midland
Huff
Tes Techs
Great Britian
Herbert Hoover
Lothian
Europe
Problem for Kennedy and the Wheat Hoard
The article argues the U S government held about 1 3 billion bushels of wheat before harvest and the 1960 crop increased this stock. It calls for rationalizing costs, cites high taxes and food prices, and warns that urban decay and rising crime stress federal policy. It critiques both administrations and urges action beyond the Agriculture Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Houston Man Named As Academy Leader
In Dallas AP report Houston physician was named president of the Academy of Internal Medicine. He succeeds De Hebert HL Mitel Clainy, with new appointees including Dr Toward CL Cogsestiall, Dr Robert dines, Dr Fatale Curb, and others from Dallas Austin and surrounding areas.
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Dallas
Houston
Tis Bert
Hinds of
Rebnine Co
de Hebert
Mitel Clainy
New Pevernons
Toward CL Cogsestiall
Dalles
Robert Dines
Donal Roberts
Austin
Fatale Curb
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Avaleerne Journal Baening
Shone Pilg
Guntiay
Maul Morn
D Bootie
Nagasaki
Bureau de Defense Maste
Considine
Atom
Conditted Edison
Luchow's
Columbia University
John R. Dunning
Ry Inez Robb
Ted
Pentagon
Haut
U.S.A
Nilita
George
Eer
Hee Atoll
St. Sophia
Central America
Africa
Bermuda
Caribbean
Friedberg
Sam
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Pat Om
Jada Obie
ROCKY
Lubbock Ranche
Dee
CMRO
Sidi Barbini
Sidi Harrani
Libya
Egypt
Sidi Barrani
Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
Lieut
Gershom RI
Kennedys
Vic
Ezra Taft
Benson
Department of Agriculture
Canada
Denmar
Department of Commerce
Treasury
Olost Kennedy
Joseph
Hoover
Robert
Hoover Commissions
Fisenhower
Mr. Kentned
Galbraith
TA Ae, Tang
Pao
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