Unpalatable: Washingtons iron fist in Mississippi clash
The piece asserts the Justice Department will criminally prosecute Mississippi officials Governor Ross Barnett and Lt Governor Paul Johnson for opposing federal actions. It claims the aim is to intimidate officials and deter opposition to desegregation, citing London Times quotes attributed to Robert F Kennedy and pressure on business interests.
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Washington
Mississippi
Robert Kennedy
Department of Justice
Ross Barnett
Paul Johnson
D. of J
Barnett
Johnson
U.S
Sunday Times
London
Respected Times
Bobby
South
Alabama
All Explained Ubam Communists Use Excuses for Shortages
The piece mocks Communist explanations for Cuba’s shortage of shoes and clothing, noting rising incomes supposedly driving demand. It contrasts Soviet and Cuban messaging, warns of continued hardship for Cubans, and jokes about American consumption and status symbols.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal front page masthead 1962
The page shows the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal morning edition details, staff titles, circulation rates, and public pledge. Publication info notes Parker F. Prouty as president and Chas A. Guy as editor along with postal and wire service affiliations. Datelined Lubbock Texas December 24 1962.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th St
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty Chas. A. Guy
United States of America
Republic
Ad hoc Secretaries Turbulence in U.S. Foreign Policy
The piece notes how many figures from Kennedy's circle and Congress act as self proclaimed secretaries of state. It cites Dean Rusk McGeorge Bundy Adlai Stevenson and even Walter Lippman Drew Pearson as non official policy shapers. It also condemns unions and right wing groups for boycotting Iron Curtain goods and calls out State Department officials warning against such actions.
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Ashington
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Dean Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
Adlai Stevenson
White House
State Secretariat
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Africa
Rusk
Cook Rusk
Dean Acheson
West Point
Walter Lippman
Drew Pearson
George Washington
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Iron Curtain
State Department
Kate Louchheim
United States
Hymns Composed on Horseback by London Writer
A London author is credited with compiling six thousand five hundred hymns, many written during travels on horseback. The project, noted in literary circles, highlights a unique method of hymn creation while on the road through England and beyond.
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London
England
Kennedy actions questioned in critique of news control
Henry J. Taylor reports Arthur Sylvester defending government news manipulation as basic and compares it with US norms. The piece criticizes the Kennedy administration for misleading coverage on Cuba missile, Berlin, and broader 1962 events, urging truth and accountability.
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Henry J. Taylor
Sec
4Defense
Arthur Sylvester
New York
Washington
Cuba
Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
White House
Babylon
Berlin
Russia
Sylvester
America
Holding Spending New Projects JFK Charts A Tough Task
President Kennedy faces a tough budget task as he eyes spending controls and new projects. Ruth Montgomery notes Kennedy’s political resilience and history of dramatic policy moves as he seeks to meet promises made to the Economic Club of New York.
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Economic Club of
New York
Kennedy
Christmas tree debate amid calls for federal aid and education
The piece surveys science limits and public school bans on Christmas trees, cites plans for a National Academy of Foreign Affairs and a domestic Peace Corps, and reports President Kennedy's push for federal education support with a must bill. It notes costs and legislative steps, referencing Dean Rusk and Congress.
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Boston
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Sec. of
Dean Rusk
Peace Corps
Christmas Goodfellows drive and local events noted
More than 200 cars will aid the Goodfellows distribution of Christmas packages as the fund reaches 1901.32 dollars. Reports are pending on book review ticket sales at Senior High. Bethlehem Star, a Christmas play by Sgt. John Watson, was staged at the post chapel amid seasonal Hemphill-Wells and Hub Cine gatherings.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
The
Goodfellows
Bethlehem Star
John Watson
Lubbock Army Flying School
Texas Tech
Post Chapel
Hemphill-Wells Department Store
Hub Cine
House Repairs Cut Heating Bills Says Penn State Expert
University Park notes that sealing windows with putty caulking weather stripping and storm windows plus insulation can cut heat loss by up to half. Helen E Bell Penn State extension home management specialist underscores simple repair steps. Costa Rican budget troubles follow.
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University Park, Pa
UPI
Helen E. Bell
Pennsylvania State University
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