Cuba Debate Highlights Public Skepticism Over Cuban Policy
Congressional critics from both parties question the Kennedy administration's Cuba explanations while the world still sees Moscow backed forces in Havana. Senators Stennis and Jackson warn the issue is grave and cannot be dismissed despite New Frontier messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Cuba
Roman Hruska
Nebraska
Mr. Kennedy
New Frontier
Pentagon
Moscow
Hemisphere
John Stennis
Henry Jackson
TO A WELLROUNDED EDUCATION
The article discusses whether American children should study abroad as a broadened experience. It notes many parents want foreign schooling but cannot afford it and weighs risks to family ties against cultural benefits. Richard Condon cautions delaying until after high school though he supports some abroad schooling for his daughters Debbie and Wendy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Battelle
York
International Rover
Richard Condon
Maryland
Massachusetts
Condon
Evelyn
Debbie
Wendy
Johnny
Oliver Twist musical delight hides social grit
Critics praise the Broadway hit Oliver with strong acting and music while noting the cheerful misreading of Dickens. Fagin becomes a comic rogue and the workhouse torture is toned down amid songs like Food Glorious Food. The piece prompts reflection on Dickenss social protest and urges reading the original.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Robb
Fagin
Robin Hood
London
Sherwood Forest
Oliver
Broadway
Heath
Twist
Oliver Twist
Elsie Dinsmore
Virginia Woolf
Nancy
Bill Sikes
Bumble
Widow Corner
Dickens
Dostoievski
Bert Lahr
Hugo
Zero Mastel
Raskolnikov
Siberia
Not Obsolete as Horses Find New Roles in Film Industry
The piece notes that while horses are largely replaced by machines for farm work, the American Humane Association reports over 1,200 horses employed in film shows in a single month, suggesting a new role for the animal in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbin
American Humane Association
Hollywood
H For The Days When There Wasn't Anything To Worry About
The fragment hints at a lighthearted period, possibly a nostalgic column. It shows a casual opening referencing carefree days without concerns, likely part of a larger reminiscence or humor piece. The text provides little concrete detail or named entities to identify a specific event.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal 1963 Price List and Pledge Page
The page from February 8 1963 lists subscription rates for morning and Sunday editions for various delivery areas and formats in Lubbock Texas. It includes prices for in town carrier, out of town mail and combinations with evening editions. A pledge of allegiance message to the flag appears, stating One Nation under God indivisible with Liberty and Justice for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Sth Bt
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
United Frese. International
Chas. A
Guy Ahe
United States of America
Republic
U.S. tops world in car ownership in 1962
The United States led the world in per capita car ownership in 1962 with 421 cars per 1,000 people, according to Wegenstein Management Inc. of Switzerland. New Zealand, Canada, Australia, Sweden, France, the United Kingdom, Denmark, and Switzerland followed with lower figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
United States
Wegenstein Management, Inc
New Zealand
Canada
Australia
Sweden
France
United Kingdom
Denmark
Switzerland
Coal Use Seen Doubling as National Fuels Policy Sought
Ray Tucker Ashington reports that after a major victory over the coal industry competitors fear renewed congressional push for government fuel regulation. A Senate Interior study finds oil and gas ample for centuries and that interruptible gas is fair. Yet the 20 year forecast shows coal use more than doubling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker
Ashington
Chambers of Congress
Senate Interior Committee
America
Senate
Samuel G. Lasky
Department of Interior
Herbert J. Bickel
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Joseph J. Quinn
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co
John M. Ryan
Oil and Gas Industries
Congress
Senator Mansfield Advocates Brief Senate Speeches
Mansfield urges concise debate in the Senate and favors shorter remarks from lawmakers. The proposal aims to speed legislation and reduce lengthy floor speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Senate
Afterparty Blues Hit the Morning After Party Life
A concise reflection on the hangover feeling many face after revelry. The line suggests common experience of waking sluggish and regretful following a lively night. The mood captures universal social consequences of late celebrations.
Biologist Debunks Abominable Snowman Myth
A biologist calls the Abominable Snowman a large myth while noting snow conditions often worsen when notable plans are in place. The casual remark implies skepticism about legendary creatures and ties weather to event timing.
Memory Lane and Local Initiatives Highlight Feb 8 1943
Lt Karl Kimbro, veteran of 650 combat hours and 102 flights in Europe, visited his parents in Lubbock before a West coast assignment. A special committee of three chamber presidents, R C Hopping Hubert L Allen and J D Hassell Jr, led grain alcohol plant prospects for Lubbock tied to the national synthetic rubber program. Gen Mahon noted Army Air Corps and Corps of Engineers will use Texas Tech facilities soon with a preflight detachment for study. A Lubbock delegation previously visited Washington for nine days to discuss the college training program with Army officers, including Dr Harry L Kent A B Davis and Chas A Guy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Kimbro
Z. A. Kimbro
29Th St
Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock
R. C. Hopping
Hubert L. Allen
J.D. Hassell Jr
George H. Mahon
Army Air Corps
Corps of Engineers
Texas Tech
Tech
Washington
Army
Harry L. Kent
A. B. Davis
Chas
A. Guy
Believe It Or Not
Submitted by Mrs. W C Mackenzie from Charlottetown Canada 2ELL a brief reader item appears as a personal submission with no additional context or details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. MacKenzie
Charlottetown
Canada
Byrd Calls for Gordon Resignation Over Budget Policy
Sen. Harry F. Byrd of Virginia urges Budget Director Kermit Gordon to resign arguing his stance on a balanced budget jeopardizes national solvency. The piece criticizes deficits, cites Treasury figures, and questions Kennedy administration fiscal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Taylor
Enate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Kermit Gordon
White House
Sen. Byrd
Gordon
Joint Economic Committee
Treasury
Sec
Dillon
Secretary of the Treasury
Rome
Sen
Byrd
The
New Frontier
Disinfectant Proves Aid To Nurserymen
A Texas A&M College extension service official says a commercial disinfectant helps nursery men florists and home gardeners control algae on clay flower pots. Plant pathologist Halan Smith notes the product name para diisobutyl phenoxy ethoxy ethyl dimethyl benzyl ammonium chloride as effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
UPS
Texas A&m College Extension Service
Halan Smith
Lisbon Plans Steps to Ease Trade Restrictions
Portugal will move to lift additional trade barriers as part of its economic agenda. Government officials indicated forthcoming measures aim to boost exports, investment, and market access while balancing EU rules and domestic sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
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Menelik II
Ethiopia
Free World
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Udgetman
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