Kennedy Faces Disarmament and Foreign Aid Challenges
As Kennedy takes office he must outline a concrete disarmament policy and decide the future of foreign aid given rising debt and currency concerns. Geneva talks resume February 7 with US Britain and Soviet Union seeking inspection rules, while Congress weighs aid costs and strategic aims.
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Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Kenedy
Eisenhower
Geneva
Nikita Rushchev
United States
Russia
Britain
87Th Congress
Congress
U.S
Affluent Society Tes Shift in Hobo Lifestyle
In Carpenteria California authorities report that modern tramps travel better equipped with electric blankets and power cords, plugging into outlets in empty buildings. The scene contrasts with the old image of hoboes carrying a small bundle, begging food, and sleeping rough, suggesting a vivid shift in the Affluent Society.
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Carpenteria
Calif
Stringent laws and colonists clash with Native enforcement
The text argues strict immigration laws would have prevented issues, countering that colonial laws were often ignored or failed due to Native resistance and white numbers. It notes enforcement weakness, mentions scalping, and includes a sardonic jab about gossip not being refused for being secondhand.
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Teasley
S.C
Kennedy Eyes Greenish Gray In Portrait Dispute
Report by Bob Considine cites a Boston license check for President Kennedy revealing gray eyes, sparked by criticism of Karsh's portrait in a weekly supplement. The debate centers on whether the eyes are greenish gray, challenging the cover image’s accuracy and sparking media scrutiny.
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Bob Considine
Kennedy
American Weekly
Karsh
Mr. Kennedy
Jack
Cone Yes
Boston
O Connell
Moarsinnle
Phi Beta Kapp
Untimely Displays Bikini Cheer Amid Cold City Scene
A fragmented column portrays bikini wearers on Fifth Avenue amid cold wind and urban anxieties. The piece blends satirical remarks on anti communism, political figures, and public reactions, with garbled anecdotes about leaders and a note on societal pressures to conform.
JFK Defends Defense As He Balances East Abroad
President Kennedy faces a tough stance with Russia while pursuing stronger national defense and world disarmament goals. The piece outlines budget figures, possible missile expansion, and hopes for improved Moscow ties, noting Stevenson and Bowles as advocates of a cautious approach to Red China.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Kennedy
Russia
America
Eissenhower
Johnson
Senate
Senate Subcommittee On
National Defense
Outer Space
Eisenhower
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
Pentagon
Moscow
Red China
Ser. of State
Dean Rusk
Peiping
State Department
United States
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chester W. Bowles
Nikita Khrushchev
Mosere Press
Kremlin
Stevenson
Khrushchev
Ameri
Mr. K
Paris
Russa
Community Elections and Cardinals in 1911 Lubbock
The Lubbock Union met at First Methodist for officer elections with 73 youth from several churches and a talk on The Brotherhood of Man by Lyman McGehee. New officers included Mrs. Grace James Carter and Mrs. Helen Jo Hundley. Bob Ingram named chancellor commander of the Knights of Pythias. Also reports of a Malaya doubleheader basketball sweep at Fremhip and a Boston fishing schooner disaster with four fishermen lost and one rescued by the North Star during a dramatic harbor incident.
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Hub-Lubbock
Brotherhood of Man
Lyman McGehee
Grace James Carter
Wolfforth
Helen Jo Hundley
Tile Farrell
Douglas Hardy
Virginia Belle Gamble
Bob Ingram
Lubbock
Boston
Tuan
Mary Bo O Hara
Boston Harbor
Dam
Endurance
North Star
Scarsdale case debated by George Sokolsky on mixed marriage
The Scarsdale case highlights tensions in religious intermarriage and family conflict. A Jew father and Catholic mother face pressure as their son embraces the Episcopal Church and faces clubgate rejection, prompting commentary on how children navigate faith and belonging amid prejudice and social expectations.
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George E. Sokolsky
Scarsdale
Episcopal Church
Scarsdale Golf Club
Scarstale Golf Club
George French Kempsell
Mar
Wasps
Gtr
Palestine
Europe
Father Divine
Yarborough backs drive to abolish Texas poll tax
Senator Ralph Yarborough a Texas Democrat says he supports an American Legion Post 21 drive to end the poll tax in Texas. The Fort Worth based effort by the Bothwell Kane Post 21 seeks abolition of the tax.
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Washington
Ralph Yarborough
Texas Democrat
Hat
American Legion Post
Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Bothwell-Kane Post
Sun
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