Cuban crisis teaches tough stance against Communists in 1963
The Turkish observer says Castro remains ensnared by Khrushchev and reliant on Soviet missiles while Cuba suffers shortages and unrest. He warns that both leaders will keep double dealing with the U.S. as 1962 ends, leaving the 90 mile threat still active and urging a tougher policy to avoid past nuclear brinkmanship.
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Idel Castro
Russia
Khrushchev
Goksin Sipahioglu
Cuba
New York
Castro
Communist Party
Turk
Havana University
Nikita Khrushchev
The
United States
U.S
Krushchev
Kremlin
Mikoyan
Morris
Yale professor critiques the frontier hero as fading
Dr. Brand Blanshard of Yale University says the muscular frontier type is no longer the American ideal. He notes the gray flannel commuter reflects modern life and calls for preserving frontier spirit without overglorifying it.
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YALE
Dallas
Brand Blanshard
Yale University
Hollywood
America
Morning Edition: Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Dec 18 1962
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal announces its Morning Edition schedule, rates, and pledge. It details publication ties with the Evening Edition, advertising reps, and subscription prices for various plans in Lubbock Texas.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th St
Ave J. Lubbock
Texas National Advertising
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Texas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty Chas
Carter
Cammer
United States of America
Republic
Tax rules reveal Kennedy approach to travel deductions
Ase Tor recounts how Kennedy sought strict travel and entertainment deductions, Congress softened the bill, IRS proposed tough rules, and gradualism emerged as regulators hinted at further changes. He cites Machiavelli to illustrate policy pacing from mild beginnings to broader control.
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Ase Tor
Eiegale Machiavelli
Kennedy
Congress
Tucker
Internal Revenue Service
SLO
Chicago
IRS
Caplin
Considine's On the Line Reds Get Tinted Cuban News
Osow scene notes American exchange students at the University of Moscow face Cuba crisis coverage. Pravda Isvestia and Radio Moscow frame Khrushchev as a man of peace, while officers and students describe housing breaks for married Americans and social segregation for Communist and African students.
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OSCOW
University of Moscow
Pravda
Isvestia
Radio Moscow
N. S. Khrushchev
Cuba
Florida poised for winter tourist rush despite cold
Reporter Inez Robe describes sunny Florida as snow blankets the North and Midwest. Miami Beach headlines with new promenades and abundant landscaping as winter residents and visitors prepare to flood the area, with Lincoln Mall pedestrian and palm-filled streets showcased.
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Inez Robe
Ya Beach
Castro
Midwest
Florida
Miami
Lincoln Mall
Lincoln Road
Miami Beach
Life in Moscow U dorms for American wives
Philadelphia teacher Jeanette Demko describes a routine of shopping at Moscow University gastronome with limited food options. She faces long waits for essentials, shared facilities, and a two burner stove while family life adapts to strict conditions and slow routines.
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U. S
Moscow U
Jeanette Demko
Philadelphia
Community Kitchen
Demko
Basin of the Fountain Of Santa Sabina in Rome
Archaeologists report the basin at Santa Sabina in Rome was originally used as a bathtub dating about 4600 years ago. Researchers note its location near ancient Roman features and discuss its early domestic function.
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Fountain of Santa Sabina
Rome
Italy
India brandishes bold jewelry on pedestrians backs
A stray fragment notes a trend where jewelry adornments appear on the backs of passersby. Details are unclear, but the snippet suggests a stylistic or promotional use affecting public appearances.
Not All Are Right Everyone Has Opinions Now
George Sokolsky argues public opinion comes from many sources and questions how officials obtain inside information. He cites Mikoyan in Cuba, Kennedy's Dec 20 deadline, and the broader arc of Cold War conflicts, warning against complacency and stressing vigilance in pursuing policy outcomes.
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George Sokolsky
United States
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Adenauer
Sokovsky
Khrushchev
Avist
Washington
Mikoyan
Soviet Russia
Asia
Africa
Kennedy
Kennedy Receives Personal Flag From Army
President Kennedy was presented with his personal flag in the White House by Secretary Cyrus R. Vance and General Earle G. Wheeler. The flag is to be Kennedy’s to keep after leaving office. Viet Nam accelerates building new hospitals in Saigon.
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IRS
Congress
TRS
Saigon
Viet Nam
Memory Lane Holiday Tree Lighting At Levelland Courthouse
Levelland residents will gather around a mammoth Christmas tree on the Hockley County courthouse lawn for nightly tree lighting and carol services sponsored by the Levelland Council of Church Women. The Goodfellows Christmas fund has $1,359.66 raised toward a $1,500 goal this week.
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Levelland
Hockley County
Levelland Council of Church Women
Goodfellows
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George FE. Sokolsky
Robert Morris
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Adlai Stevenson
John J. McCloy
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