Bright Outlook For U S Business Amid Uncertainty
A tense view of the U S business climate notes persistent political shocks including the Cuban crisis and De Gaulle veto of Britain from the E C M. Yet domestic signs show strong corporate earnings and high retail sales, with fears centered on potential inflationary spending by Washington and policy shifts that could alter global commodity dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Kennedy
de Gaulle
Britain
Washington
Salute to U S Scouting Celebrates Scout Week
Special correspondent notes Scout Week marking the 53rd anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. John F Kennedy praises Scout training for youth development and community life while John H Glenn urges future leaders to uphold Scout values and spiritual guidance. Yogi Berra appears at the Baseball Writers Dinner after a table joke.
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Bob Considine
New York
People the Times
Boy Scouts of America
Bronxville, N. Y
John F. Kennedy
John H. Glenn
New York Baseball Writers Annual
Yogi
Economy and Controversy Dominate National Budget Talks
Inez Robb notes Congress shows mixed resolve to trim post office and flood control pork while resisting cuts in travel junkets. Oil lobby defends depletion allowances as Kennedy dodges calls to reduce them. Meredith’s Ole Miss stand sparks cross state contrast with Clemson and Kennedy pep talks amid campus clashes and national prestige costs.
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Inez Robb
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Meredith
Ole Miss
South Carolina
Clemson College
Harvey B. Gantt
Bobby
Robert Kennedy
Mississippi
U. S
Oxford
Miss
Solons Debate Budget Cut Tied To Tax Reduction
Congress, pressured by business groups and unions, weighs a $12 billion budget cut to balance results with tax relief. Democrats split over Kennedy’s $98.8 billion fiscal plan amid fears of a larger deficit. Foreign aid fights complicate efforts to trim spending and unlock votes for the tax cut.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Ken Vvnedy
Tucker
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
House Appropriations Committee
Cannon
Harry F. Byrd
Sen
Russell B. Long
Keppel Says Status Earned Through Work Not Wealth
Francis Keppel, new U.S. Education Commissioner, argues status should be earned by good, hard work, not by owning fine cars or expensive homes. He warns against equating status with wealth, suggesting a plain, old fashioned measure of worth.
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Francis Keppel
U.S. Education
America
Army recruits target teens with new enlistment twist
A Los Angeles Army spokesman described a fresh recruiting tactic using a song titled The Army Enlistment Twist to reach teenagers in their own language. He noted it would be interesting to see how this approach works in attracting youths to join.
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U.S. Army
Los Angeles
Russians complain of bitter cold as weather shifts politics
Reportedly the bitter cold from Western Europe has moved into Russia triggering speculation that weather could become a political factor in Europe. Observers note it may influence public mood and international tensions as winter tightens.
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Europe
Russia
Mother Nature
Money Isn't Everything But Handy Until They Get Better
A succinct remark underscores the value of money as a practical tool while awaiting more desirable alternatives. The line suggests financial solvency aids daily life though it isn’t the ultimate goal.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Publication Details 1963
The notice lists the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal publishing details, addresses, press affiliations, and subscription rates for various editions and payment terms, dated February 5, 1963. It includes staff names Parker F. Prouty and CHAS A. Guy and a pledge of allegiance text.
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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
A. Guy
Aequc
Carrer
United States of America
Republic
Lubbock, Texas
The Flattery Measure: Women and Masculine Thought
A provocative line suggests flattery by claiming a woman thinks like a man. The remark probes gendered intelligence and social stereotypes, inviting debate on perception and authenticity in compliments.
Plans Hatch Out Better With A Nest Egg
A brief note emphasizes saving to fund future plans and secure financial stability. It suggests setting aside funds as a nest egg to enable smarter investments and reduce risk when pursuing goals. The idea centers on prudent saving as a foundation for successful planning.
Three Awarded Purple Heart In China Battle
Capt Elmer Tarbox of Lubbock was among three men honored with the Purple Heart at a China airbase hospital after being wounded by antiaircraft fire during the Mengmao bombing on Dec 27. Tarbox remained at his post to aid the co pilot in landing the bomber. A bound scrapbook detailing West Texas war efforts was presented to President Roosevelt by Sen Tom Connally, showing 112 towns and a cover featuring Mrs Roosevelt. Lubbock County seeks a potato quota as war crop status expands beyond peanuts and soybeans.
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Lubbock
Elmer Tarbox
Claire L. Chennault
China
Tarbox
Mengmao
Washington
West Texas
Pres
Franklin Roosevelt
Texas
Tom Connally
Citrus Growers Battle Decembers Freeze In Florida
In Inter Haven Florida citrus grower Joseph Wilson recalls a devastating December freeze that ruined Temples and damaged groves across central Florida. He notes rising prices but weak demand as growers consider rootstock pruning and new freezing protections to preserve trees and curtail losses.
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Richard Starnes
Inter Haven
Fla
Joseph Wilson
Starnes
Florida
New York
Wilson
Valencia
Water Cut Off In Picher Oklahoma Town
Water supply in Picher Oklahoma was shut off except for 6 to 7 am and 5 to 6 pm after a pump broke Sunday. Mayor Bill Hasseberg ordered the outage while a new motor is installed by Tuesday. Schools dismissed until restored. The town of 2,500 draws water from deep wells.
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Picher
Okla
Bill Hasseberg
Oil deliveries from Middle East shrink imports
Washington reports that small oil deliveries from the Middle East have reduced overall import amounts from that region.
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Washington
Middle East
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
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