Leadership Is A Necessity for the Free World
The author argues that American leadership remains essential in global affairs despite European criticism and calls for softer policy. He notes postwar European recovery spurred by U.S. aid and warns that relaxing leadership could allow Communists to regain influence, urging a strong American voice in world policy.
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Free World
U.S
Red Dean of Canterbury resigns after long dissension
The Very Rev Dr Hewlett Johnson, known as Red Dean for his Communist sympathies, resigns as dean of Canterbury Cathedral at age 89 after years of controversy. Appointed in 1931 by a Labor government, his tenure sparked church embarrassment as removal was impossible due to a lifetime appointment.
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Hewlett Johnson
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Russia
Norman Rockwell
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Matisse
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Castro
Congress
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Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Morton Tapped For Top Job On Powerful GOP Campaign
Washington dispatch reports mid level Senate Republican leaders predict Thurston Morton will replace Barry Goldwater as chairman of the Senate Republican campaign committee. The caucus vote later this week will decide the post which controls party funds for reelection campaigns. Potential rivals include Jacob Javits Karl Mundt and Frank Carlson with Javits seen as unlikely despite a landslide New York victory.
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Thurston Morton
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Karl Mundt
Frank Carlson
Javits
New York
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Orton
Republican National Committee
Kentucky
Charlie Show
Everett Dirksen
House
Charles Halleck
William Ayres
Ohio
Halleck
Congress
Culture stands firm as mass interest grows
The piece argues that cultural expansion in America outpaces elite fears, noting a surge in symphonies operas theatres and choirs across communities. It contends elites misread mass engagement and predicts culture will endure and strengthen as the public participates widely.
New Game HE Fort Sumner
Neuss comments on the evolving political scene noting that late years resemble a contest of promises. He argues that delivering on promises has not yet stirred strong competition among politicians.
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Fort Sumner
Neuss
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Advertising Rates and Pledge
An old Lubbock Avalanche Journal page shows subscription pricing for morning, Sunday, and combined editions with various terms and rates. The page also carries the U S pledge of allegiance and locates the paper in Lubbock Texas with a date of January 7 1935.
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Avalanche Journal
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Texas
New Congress Faces Bitter Fights On House Rules
The upcoming session promises major clashes over House Rules Committee size and control, tax reform with likely changes to Kennedy proposals, and debates on Medicare civil rights and federal education aid. Labor disputes and proposed tax loophole expansions add to mounting tensions between parties as battles unfold.
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Ashington
Donnybrook
Tucker
House Rules Committee
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Howard W. Smith
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Rayburn
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Lubbock Bar seeks to fill bench vacancy in 99th district
Lubbock County Bar Association urged Governor Coke Stevenshaw to appoint someone to the 99th district court seat. The action followed fears the district could be merged with the 72nd court, with local legislators in the Army reducing sympathetic voices. Cholera reports span the South Plains. A. J. Lewis notes widespread hog cholera risk, while A. L. Hartzog and C. C. Jobson discuss local outbreak prospects and Idalou mayor John Tolar reports little immediate evidence of spread.
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Marshall Formby
Marcus Halsey
99Th
South Plains
A. J. Lewis
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
A. L. Hartzog
Brownfield
Terry County
C. C. Jobson
John Tolar
Idalou
Castro Comes Out Ahead In Cuban Prisoner Swap Controversy
A transcripted critique argues Castro secured a non invasion pledge via James Donovan while Kennedy and allies face alleged Washington manipulation over a prisoner ransom saga. It claims U Thant minutes confirm the UN-backed Cuba pledge and criticizes current policy actions toward Cuban exiles and Freedom Fighters.
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James B. Donovan
Kennedy
Donovan
Latin America
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Cuba
United Nations
U Thant
Washington
U Thant-Castro
Havana
Miami
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Justice Department
Florida
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Columbia Gala Films Pact for World Distribution
Columbia Pictures and Gala Films reach a deal placing Gala in charge of distribution of all Columbia foreign language pictures in the United Kingdom. The two companies will co produce and distribute worldwide by Gala.
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UPI
Columbia Pictures
Gala Films
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Columbia
United Kingdom
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