Castro’s Moscow Visit Leaves Questions About Aid and Panama
Fidel Castro’s surprise Kremlin trip sparks debate over Soviet economic aid to Cuba and the Panama issue. Analysts note Cuba’s bleak economy, U.S. blockade, and recent hurricane damage while Khrushchev weighs limited aid and political calculus to offset Red China’s influence, with no clear promise for relief.
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Fidel Castro
Moscow
Ieeahnnnaen Cee
Dean Rusk
Castro
Panama
Saar
Kremlin
Cuba
U.S
Russia
United States
Canada
Australia
Khrushchev
China
Papa Khrushchev
Gadgets and boredom in a gadget saturated age
A University of Pennsylvania professor argues that modern society faces a superfluity of things and that people grow bored amid daily invention. He notes Americans and others see children lost in toy aisles as gadgets proliferate. The question remains whether gadgets will own man or vice versa.
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AYSA
Connecticut
University of Pennsylvania
James Charlesworth
Simile Echoes and Old Time Reflects on Modern Fears
A witty fragment contrasts fools and racing ego with old time resilience. It notes midlife medicine cabinets, simple pasts, and a grandpa who faced danger without tranquilizers. The tone blends humor with nostalgia and skepticism about contemporary worries.
Morning Newspaper Apology For Editorial Duties
The fragment notes a daily and Sunday publication cycle for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal and related regional papers. It mentions advertising representatives, a pledge to the flag, and standard newspaper sections with page and date details from January 15, 1964.
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Pieiia
Marin
Rip
Borubbork Avalanche Journal
Reainnche Journal
Poblsching Companine
Feat Rs
Ave dL
Eas Daily
Preee
Leagun
Daag
Tens
Ileneed
Associaigd-Prest
Ana Unies
Tnd
Lubbock, Tex
Consideration of National Defense Pledge in State of the Nation
President Johnson stated that the nation has stored all the over kill needed for some time. Earlier, President Kennedy noted concerns about arms and defense. The report reviews remarks and implications for policy.
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Nation
Kennedy
U. S
Johnson
Clausewicz
Automation Threat Seen By INEZROBR Special Correspondent
A cautious report from the Research Institute of America warns automation will drive unemployment toward 10 percent or higher in troubled areas. It foresees rapid spread of automated systems, displacing workers and reshaping government and society, with costly investments and possible large public works programs to counter the crisis.
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Inezrobr
Tle
Research Institute of America
RIA
U.S
Research Institute
Labor Department
Leo Cherne
UN debts threaten Soviets and global peace
State and UN observers clash over the Soviet Union's two year arrears of about 62 million dollars in UN assessments. Adlai Stevenson demands strict Article 19 enforcement as debt threatens UN operations and possible bankruptcy. France and Nationalist China also owe sizable sums, with overall UN debt surpassing 100 million plus bonds.
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Andrew Tulle
Soviet Union
United Nations
Pinishchev and Co
Poltroons
The
General Assembly
Russia
Congo
Middle East
Adlai Stevenson
Kremlin
U.S
Uncle Sucker
Khrushchev
United States
World Court
France
China
Military training proposal prompts liberty debate in Cleveland
Secretary Knox backs one year compulsory service for boys at 17 or 18 to protect individual liberties amid preparedness policy. The Cleveland Boy Scout council hosts its annual banquet as local notes reflect wartime security concerns and civic events across Lubbock and Texas Tech.
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Cleveland
Sec
Navy
Frank Knox
Eveland Boy Scout Council
Truth Needed On Viet Nam and Asia Setbacks
Henry J. Taylor argues the U S faces new setbacks in Viet Nam with Communist forces near Saigon and Laos as a sanctuary for Viet Cong. He critiques policy shifts after Ngo Dinh Diem and warns of broader Southeast Asia danger, urging frank truth and decisive action. A second note reports an Arabic Moscow broadcast urging Arab nations to use Jordan River tributaries instead of war with Israel.
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Henry J. Taylor
Saigon
Ben Suc
UT Thaland
Cambodia
Bangkok
Sarit Thanarat
St. Thailand
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Washington Assurance
Ngo Dinh Diem
Laos
South
Viet Nam
China
United States
TV Telstar
Thailand
Averell Harriman
Ho Chi- Minh
Moscow
Korea
Bing Duong
Mekong River
Cuba
Johnson
Jerusalem
UPI
Middle East
Jordan River
Israel
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Grandpa
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Dahlings
Rese
Considine’s
Bob Considie
York
President Johnson
State Department
Upper Volta
Macassar
Britain
Lord Home
Jook
John Ball
Fifth Avenue
Downing
Perfidious Albion
Considine Pago
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Ofiamett Ay MS Pe
Utopia
Dobbin
Lubbock Army Air Field
L. R. Wagner
Sgt
C. A. ‘Napier
Santa Fe
Ary
Sid
M. G. An
Tenth Street
Eee Stalnaker
J. C. John L Sullivan
Batesite
Kansas
Norodom Sihanouk
Central Intelligence Agency
Weastuk
Runkelstein
Italy
Galbraith
Fred
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