Communist threat endures as Cold War tensions persist
In a Senate Foreign Relations appearance Dean Rusk warns Communism remains powerful and active worldwide. He sees no immediate path to diplomatic relations with Red China and urges vigilance as the free world faces a long struggle ahead. The piece cites cautious, sober analysis over expectation of decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
Free World
Senate Committee
John F. Kennedy
Rusk
Red China
U. S
Rockefeller Foundation
Great War centennial observed in Texas reflections stir national pride
The Civil War centennial kicks off a four year observance highlighting the home front battles and costs. Texas contributed about 75 000 Confederate servicemen and many Texans participated in key engagements. The piece urges calm study of history to foster American pride and warns against cynicism about national resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Texas
Local Postage Paid at Lubbock Texas 1961
Fragmented OCR yields a civic notice from Lubbock Texas dated January 14 1961. It references postal and national elements including allegiance and liberty phrases. The readable portion consists of garbled lines and partial stamps suggesting a public notice or mailing imprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aon
Bondeys Sai Sesing
Ty Sampang Ae
Fats Bu
Esa
Ing Roreemats
Teiat Aly En Teat Aisbed
Anctaied
Ainod Clase
Lubbock
Texas
Pruuty
Lodge al Ipgleacs
America
A. Lubbock
Bugs Baer a life of laughter and wit in 20th century press
The profile traces Bugs Baer from Philadelphia roots as a 14 year old designer to a storied career with The Times in Washington and later feature fame. It notes his blunt humor, libel case win, White House invitation by Kennedy era, and a lifelong playfulness about journalism and politics. It mentions colleagues and anecdotes about his humor and influence in American media.
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Bob Considine
York
Bugs Baer
Bugs
Louise
Stamford
Conn
Mortal Coil ‘Traction Company
Khrushchev
Castro
Nikita
Moscow
Kennedy
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Ledger
Adolph Ochs
Pulitzer
Munsey
Hearst
Ledger
Arthur Baer
Wally Wallgreen
Washington
Times
Banshee
White House
Ebbets House
Mike Flynn
New York
John Chapman
California
Germany
Scheeffer
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
Baer
Angier Biddle Duke Aims To Humanize Protocol Role
INEZ ROBB reports Angier Biddle Duke named by President elect Kennedy to head protocol plans to replace formal starch with hospitality. He envisions closer ties between visitors the White House State Department and the American people, stressing direct contact and civilian life beyond red carpet. Duke cites past service in Spain Argentina Madrid and El Salvador and plans to settle in Washington ahead of the inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Robb
IEE
State Department
Angier Biddle Duke
John F. Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Duke
Emily Post
Department of Government
United States
Park Avenue
White House
Laison
Harvard
Yalerian
Iona College
Duke University Development Board
Congress
Spain
Washington
Buenos Aires
Madrid
el Salvador
Chester W. Bowles
Connecticut
Thomas J. Dodd
American Legion
Johnson, Hayden
Bridges
Import Surplus Rifles Threaten U.S. Gun Maker
The U S rifle producer faces possible curtailment or closure due to cheap imports of World War II surplus rifles from Britain France Norway Sweden the Netherlands Israel and Latin America. Tariffs quotas and relief debated by OCDM State and Defense departments amid job losses and falling sales from 1951 to 1958. Director Hoegh decision pending after long delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuckerial
Ashington
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
State Department
OCDM
Tucker
Britain
France
Norway
Sweden
Netherlands
Israel
State Department of Industry
Defense Department
Leo A. Hoegh
Local FFA contest crowns Huckabay winner at Shallowater High
Stanley Huckabay of Lorenzo won the public speaking contest at Shallowater High School hosted by the Lubbock district Future Farmers of America. Lorenzo also claimed top honors in farm demonstrations with a soldering demonstration.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Wil
Stanley Huckabay
Lorenzo
Lubbock District
Future Farmers of America
Shalow High School
Raymond Whatley
Cooper
Basil Moss
Lubbock
John McCrummen
Frenship
D. J. May
Idalou
R. C. Mitchell
Crosbyton
E. B. Bounds
Ralls
Idalon
Roosevelt
Slaton
New Deal
Shallowater
GOP Outlook In Post Election Analysis
Special correspondent examines Republican Party mood after Goldwater surge and Eisenhower era patterns. The piece weighs conservatives versus liberals, party leadership, and cross party dynamics ahead of Kennedy era. It also notes New York liberal alliances and Rockefeller influence amid Harlem dynamics. A second brief item: Alumina Aluminum Co. opens a new Anton pattern mill in Illinois.
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Republican Party
Styles Bridges
Kurt Mundt
Margaret Chase Sout
Clifford Case
Sand Lars
Comer Indube
Throaders
Sen. Goldwater
Senator Goldwater
Senate Company
Pat
Richard Nison
Thruston Morton
Holwater
UPD — Alumium Co. of America
Alen ‘Tenn, Works
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Redelican Committee
Considine’s
Says
Europe
Preston Smith
A. M. Aikin Jr
Paris
Galloway Calhoun Jr
Mineral Wells
Crawford C. Martin
Hillsboro
Hubert Hudson
Brownsville
U.S
Bonn
Joseph Strauss
Strauss
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Osenane
Tate
South Plains Council
Hilton Hotel
K.N. Clapp
Sam A. Henry Sr
F. B. Maione
J. C. Ellsworth
Marshall Mason
Post
Clapp
J. C. Loveleas
L. G. H. Williams
Mason
J.D. Dyer
W. G. McMillan
Henry
Joseph 'N
Hobbs
Ike Vaughn
Ike
Berlin
Max Schmeling
Heinz Lazek
Schmeling
Hitler
Anny Ondra
Max
Joe Louis
Christophem, Talbot
Patserat
Comberton
Cora
Percy Bawion
Senevieve Schuchard of
Renton
Aen
Bee
Titan
Ti Chita
Y George
Lessiai
Sokolsky
Goldwater
Frost
Nebrasi Curtis
Mangere
Tonstall Gifford
Tite Kesth
Wyoming
Eisenhower
Shermin Buns
Lyndon John Term
Dehsident Kennedy
Fe Democrats
South
New York State
Newels
Eleutier Roosevelt
New York City
Charles Bus
Carmine de Hot
Nelson Rockefeller
Galbraith
Nan
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