Western trade shifts test U S policy over USSR wheat
The article notes Rome to Khrushchev trade amid Cuban and Spanish exchanges, suggesting Western nations seek closer ties with Cuba and Red bloc economies. It argues the USSR wheat deal backfires on US leverage, with Spain and Britain pursuing deals that could undermine the boycott and expose a Pandora’s box of economic diplomacy. The piece cites reactions across Europe and UPI reporting on Cuban bus deals.
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Be Ce
Ussr
Indii
Khrushchev
Spain
Bion
Cuba
UPI
Phil Newsom
Britain
Castro
Franco
U.S
Guba
Russia
Births Dip in November as U S Trend Slows
Report shows about 327000 babies born in November, roughly 10000 fewer than November 1962. Experts note a multi year downward trend with brief plateaus, calling the birth-rate slowdown a possible reversal rather than a true collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tubbock's Morning Ai Giants Announcement and Ads
A fragmented page from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal dated February 1, 1944 lists publishing company names, advertising representatives, and subscription rates. It includes pledge text and a page note indicating location in Lubbock Texas with various boilerplate sections.
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Bay
Evérine Halton
Tetinache Journal Buniishing Compaey- Inc
Ghee
Nations Advertising Representativen
Toxeg
Dadlas
Texas
United Areas
Internat de Parker
Prouty
Garner
Fear
Stonihe
Carsiee
Monty Aye
Nation's Capital Not Season For Giving
Washington drama portrays Sen Blump and wife Martha unsure about a mysterious gift. The plot centers on political fear of scandal and possible reelection jeopardy as the senator suspects a plot and ponders opening a gift delivered to his residence. Martha urges restraint while referencing a moral warning about giving.
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Inez Robb
Washington,d. C
U. S
Sen- Henry
Shipshank Blump
Martha
Sen. Blump
Jack
Martte
Senate
Ben
Washington
Mr. Hoover
Mar- Mand
Considerine's 'On The Line' When People Take Up Pen
Special Correspondent Bob Considine surveys reader letters and opinions on New York life and national politics. The piece cites views from actors, lawmakers, and citizens on migration to California versus New York, the value of diplomacy, and the presidency's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Considine
York
Old Chester
Hood
Redondo Beach
Calif
Geneva. Helm
New York
New -York
Nyc
Arizona
Florida
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
L.A
John Flynn
Pat Brown
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
Kennedy
Considine Page
Safer underground tests debated by critics and AEC
A columnist questions the Atomic Energy Commission's stance on underground nuclear tests. Citing Martell of the National Center for Atmospheric Research, the piece highlights venting and radioactive fallout, urges deeper burial of devices, better soil planning, winter testing, and stronger containment to protect children and farming areas.
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Wroth
Atomic Energy Commission
Extell
National Center For Attosmeric Research
Boulder
Cols
Science
Association For the Advancement of Science
Martell
Nevada
AEC
AEG
U.S
Running Mate game returns in Washington bar circles
A long running in group at the National Press Club plays a satire game called Running Mate. Players propose vice presidential candidates, scoring points for novelty and plausibility as they mock political conventions. The contest continues until the Democratic or Republican conventions decide the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahnes Winery
St Jaa Gibey
Mengion
Ouce
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Pat Brown
California
Sen- Bik Knowland
G.O.P
Richard Nixon
National Press Club
Washington
Johnson
As hard as a commit tee to do its job
A brief line uses a simile comparing effort to compel a commit tee to perform its duties, suggesting difficulty in enforcement within a humorous or pointed tone.
Texas Tech to Install New Memory Lane Unit in Textile Building
L E Parsons announces a seven-saw cotton alignment unit for instruction and research at Texas Tech's textile engineering building. The study will cover ginning effects on staple and humidity controlled conditions to combat static, aiding West Texas gins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Tech
L. E. Parsons
West Texas
Spain Will Not Recognize Communist China Says Franco
Madrid sources report Franco assured Chiang Kai-shek that Spain will not recognize Communist China for the time being. He told Chou Shu-kai that Paris recognition of Beijing this week would not affect Spain's ties with the Chiang government.
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Madrid
UPI
Francisco Franco
Chiiese
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Franco
Chou Shu-kai
Spain
France
Chiang
Fort Mhosa
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Ezhrist- Bond
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G.menchley
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Iowa
LBS
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Peace
Bader
Bo ‘Exany
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