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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1963
Page
5
Observers say the Soviet and Chinese communist blocs drift apart, with both sides pursuing imperial aims and a world revolution. A potential clash looms as Moscow and Beijing maneuver while the West weighs responses and keeps defenses firm.
A new coined word bindearadable or meaning capable of being absorbed by living things surfaces in a discussion on non biodegradable detergents. The piece notes water pollution concerns and mentions West Germany and Dade County bans while hinting at future detergent changes and public understanding challenges.
The page shows newspaper masthead text, subscription rates for Morning and Sunday editions in Lubbock Texas with several pricing lines and a pledge to the flag. It includes mention of Associated Press and various press offices and ends with a flag pledge and page citation for December 13, 1963.
A Bor Considine special correspondent from Meyork reports on John Kennedy's likely commitment to a public task. The piece notes his sense of duty amidst assignment details and hints at forthcoming writing on international affairs.
A Kennedy family lunch at Palm Beach is recounted as the narrator recalls drafts for an INS series about the Kennedys. Ted Kennedy recalls Jack Kennedy’s brain and work ethic while reflecting on Bobby and their political path. The piece frames a legacy of ambition, public service, and family influence on U.S. politics.
Andrew Tully reports on Sen. Thomas J. Dodd's push to regulate mail order guns and tighten interstate sales. The piece notes gun ownership persistence, historical rights, and potential safeguards like authentic affidavits from local law enforcement to curb purchases.
A wartime style tirade alleges Soviet propaganda weaponizes President Kennedy's assassination and blames internal American hatred. It argues Kremlin policy sought to demoralize the US and cites historic figures, espionage, and Allen Dulles to warn readers of a vast, unseen influence network.
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