Consumer Mood Fuels 1963 Economic Outlook
Economists say consumer spending drives future trends and confidence. A University of Michigan survey finds households in a buoyant mood between November and December, with tax cuts potentially boosting purchasing power. The New York Fed notes tax structure may restrain income growth, but overall activity remains steady and no clear boom or recession is seen.
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University of Michigan
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Congress
Columbus voyage remembered in Nina replica voyage tale
A reflective piece recounts Christopher Columbus voyage myth and achievement. It notes the Nina replica’s voyage to the New World, honors Columbus daring, and suggests discovery might have waited without his risky voyage. It emphasizes the Age of Discovery and European exploration.
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Ome Wag
Christopher Columbus
San Salvador
Spain
New World
Columbus
India
Hemisphere
KennedyPHOTO fuels talk of a Kennedy dynasty
Washington briefs note a photo in Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy s office showing seven year old David Kennedy seated by a White House pool with a caption by his uncle President Kennedy reading a future President inspects his property A playful caption that could reveal clan thoughts on a political dynasty
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Washington
Robert Kennedy
Bobby
David
White House
President Kennedy
Kennedy
Morning Edition Frays on the South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal published in Lubbock Texas on January 14 1963 with routing details for morning and Sunday editions and subscription rates for in town and out of town carriers. The notice includes staff names Parker F Prouty and Chas A Gay and affiliations with The Associated Press and United Press International.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Bth
Carrer
Mona Lisa in Washington A Salute To Two Nations
Ruth Montgomery reports on Mona Lisa visiting Washington as a goodwill ambassador shared by France and the United States. The portrait’s reception drew the President First Lady Vice President and other leaders to the National Gallery for a high profile, nonpartisan tribute.
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Ruth Montgomery
Ashington
Free World
Charles DeGaulle
America
Mona Lisa
Leonardo da Vinci
Supreme Court
Senate
House
de Gaulle
NATO
U. S
France
Marquis de Lafayette
Italy
Portugal
Angola
Congo
United Nations
Blue Dentist Chairs Reflect a Nation of Decor
In a lighthearted column, a writer recalls a dental visit where the waiting room and chair are redecorated in baby blue and cream. The piece contrasts soothing color theory with dental tech, jokes about pink, blue, and boudoir connotations, and notes the new supersonic drill. The segment ends with reflections on cultural ties as Mona Lisa tours France, linking art, diplomacy, and shared history.
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Scorpio
Tosca
Dorothy Draper
Melanie Kahane
Tommy Manville
Robb
U S bungling on Congo causes international confusion
Ray Tucker argues the United States Information Agency and State Department mismanaged the Katanga crisis. He claims allied parties lose faith in the U.N. and U.S. aims, with Belgium and Italy voicing concern while Portugal observes. He presents a reasoned, if contested, defense focusing on preventing Congo poverty and potential communism.
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Ray Tucker
Wesson
Edgar R. Murrow
United States Information Agency
Katanga
State Department
USIA
United State
United Nations
U.S
U.N
White House
Main Street
Mowrer
Moley
Buckley
United States
Congo
Michel Struelens
Struelens
Free World
Russia
Moscow
Cuba
Increase in Professional Money-Raisers Noted
A new trend emerges with a growing class of professional fund raisers. Their activities draw attention from communities and potential donors as they expand reach and tactics.
Man Says He Understands Women Has Much to Learn
A man asserts his belief in understanding women while admitting he has much to learn. He speaks candidly about gender expectations and personal growth.
Newly Elected Officers Named in AAUW Chapter
Newly elected officers of the American Association of University Women were announced Wednesday afternoon. President is Mrs. James G. Allen with vice presidents Mrs. Arch Lamb and Mrs. Vivian Johnson, Parliamentarian Mrs. W. P. Clement, Secretary Miss Margaret Henderson, and Treasurer Miss Lila Lenning. Officers were chosen at a Saturday meeting in the Tech home economics building with hostesses Miss Margaret Weeks, Miss Janet Wilson, Mrs. H. D. Weston, and Mrs. Paul Yancy.
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American Association of University Women
James G. Allen
Arch Lamb
Vivian Johnson
W. P. Clement
Margaret Henderson
Lila Lenning
Tech Home Economics
Margaret Weeks
Janet Wilson
H. D. Weston
Paul Yancy
Market Is Trap For Unwary In 1963 Says Henry Taylor
Henry J. Taylor argues the stock market remains a perilous ride for investors in 1963. He warns that dividends rarely cover losses and that profits often mislead while losses loom in sudden downturns. Bulls call declines buying opportunities. bears warn rallies within a bear trend.
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Henry J. Taylor
Wall Street
Drive-Ins Used for Ocean Freighters
At the Mississippi River port, Roger Terminal and Shipping Corp operates a barge and elevator system to service ships anchored in midstream. The unit feeds soybean meal to vessels much like a drive-in service for cars, while the captain remains at the helm.
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Baton Rouge
Gulf Coast
Mississippi River
Rogers Terinal and Shipping Corp
Transit upgrades won’t stop urban drift, says Meyer
Harvard economist John R. Meyer argues in Challenge that improving urban transit facilities will not help cities arrest the drift to the countryside and that better transit alone is insufficient to reverse population trends.
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New York
UPI
John R. Meyer
Harvard
Challenge
New York University
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
United States of America
Republic
Texas
USS
Arl
Ington Society
Inez Robb
Andre Malroux
Malraux
Arromanches
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Tucker
Belgium
Union Minere
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Ranjit Singh Maharajs
Panias
Church of
Rampoin
Rhone
Tournen
Brooklyn Bridge
Taylor
U. S. Steel
Wis
At&t
Lardner
General Motors
Standard Oil
New Jersey
By Galbraith
NEA, Inc
Bog US
Elmer Elf
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