Missile Gap Debate Reiterates U S Lead In ICBMs
The report states the United States possesses around 200 nuclear tipped intercontinental missiles aimed at Russia at the time, indicating a substantial lead over the Soviet ICBM force. Critics say the feared gap never existed, noting political motives behind past claims during the Eisenhower and Kennedy eras.
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United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
U.S
Kennedy
New Frontier
Population trends may slow growth and sales
Business Week notes two studies warn long term population growth could be slower and family size shrinking. Birth rate declines since 1957 and a lower fertility rate suggest next years may bring weaker baby crops and altered consumer demand affecting plans for growth and product mix.
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Arketers
Business Week
Comrades in crime taunt amid Cold War fallout fears
The passage notes that Rus sians, Red Chinese, and Yugoslav Communists still call one another comrades, while observers lament backward nations whose scientists fail to seek methods to halve populations. It laments past fallout worries tied to party dynamics.
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Fragmentary OCR notes contemplate approaching a common cold with reversals or bidirectional thinking, lacking identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events. The short fragment hints at a thematic pair of possibilities without concrete facts or context.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition Details
A 1962 Texas newspaper page describes the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition alignment with the Evening Edition, publishing addresses at 8th St and Ave J, and carrier routes. It lists subscription rates for various plans and outlines the pledge of allegiance and standard masthead notes.
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South Plains
Earl
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Ave. J
Lubbock
Texas
National Aivertising Representatives
Daily Press League
Atlas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker FL Prouty
Ludbock
Sy Mall
United States of America
Republic
$100 A Ticket Dinners Show Elite Keeping Charity Wine Taste
Washington observers note a trend of $100-a-ticket events linked to the Kennedy foundation. High level officials and diplomats were urged to attend gala dinners and opening nights for Mr. President and a cultural center, with proceeds supporting charitable work for the mentally retarded.
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Ruth Montgomery
Ashington
Kennedy Clan
Irving Berlin
President
Kennedy Foundation
Peacemakers face scrutiny as values clash in era
The article contends that peace advocacy has become controversial since World War II. It cites Adlai Stevenson’s Cuban crisis stance, congressional scrutiny of pacifists, and a Washington push to fund political campaigns via high priced events. It notes fear of career repercussions for civil servants amid Kennedy era pressure.
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Inez Robb
Benjamin Franklin
Congressional
Josiah Quincy
Kennedy
Stevenson
Munich
Washington, D. C
United States
Civil Service Commission
Lee Montgomery Page
Conservatives Keep Eye On Kennedy Aides In Cuban Crisis Debates
The column discusses Adlai Stevenson facing questions about credibility after a Cuba policy dispute, Kennedy's backing, and possible effects on his UN role. It also notes conservative moves toward Goldwater, Rockefeller, and a $250000 fund to boost his bid, with skeptics fearing a shift in GOP unity. Freshman lawmakers are viewed as cautious, while veteran lawmakers push reform. The piece mentions Senator Kennedy as a potential new face in the Senate.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Adlai Stevenson
Cuba
Munich
Adlai
Fall River
Mass. A
Tso
United States
United Nations
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Republican
Goldwater
Congress
House
Senate
F.F.J
Lubbock
Texas
Massachusetts
New York Stares Down a City Without Newspapers
Richard Starnes writes as New York endures a 12 day strike by the International Typographical Union. He notes the city’s papers all closed, substitutes failing to satisfy readers, and the fragile economy of publishing, warning of broader losses to public insight.
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Richard Starnes
York
International Typographical Union
New York
Subway
Lubbock Endures Worst Ice Storm on record
Skies cleared after what officials call Lubbock's worst ice storm in history. The South Plains saw damage limited to broken tree limbs and downed wires as power and transit systems prepared for holiday travel. Extra trains and buses were added while gasoline rationing limits car movement.
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Lubbock
South Plains
Texas Tech
India to create central bureau of investigation
New Delhi AP reports India will establish a central bureau of investigation to probe matters including information leaks to enemies as seen in the Chinese-Indian border clash in Assam.
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New Delhi
India
iIndia
Central Bureau of Investigation
Assam
Fireworks ban extended from Accra to Ghana
The ban on fireworks in Accra, part of a terrorism campaign, has been extended to cover all of Ghana. Authorities say the restrictions remain in place to curb threats and ensure public safety nationwide.
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Accra
Ghana
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