Red Quarrel Is Significant Showdown in Moscow
Western observers see a high stakes meeting in Moscow between Russia and Red China as a split illustrated by bitter exchanges and looming failure. Analysts warn the showdown may not alter the West’s fate, but will intensify Cold War rivalry and determine how Communism seeks global dominance through peace or war.
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Peking
Russia
Red China
West
Asia
Free World
Qne
Erastophobia A Pencil Eraser Nibbling Disorder Emerges
In Wheeling West Virginia two radiologists reported white spots in children’s insides linked to nibbling erasers at school. The doctors say the habit might be common and seek psychiatric insight into the motivation behind erasing nibbling and similar adult pencil chewing during concentrated work. Real, old-timer memory recalls a time when the man in the street never discussed millions.
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Wheeling
W.va
Morning and Sunday Subscriptions Ad From Lubbock Paper
The notice lists subscription options with pricing by mail for Morning and Sunday editions, including 1 year, 6 months, and other terms. It references page details and local pledge text, indicating a newspaper page from Lubbock Texas dated July 6.
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United States of America
Republic
Lubbock
Texas
McCone Ends Public CIA Briefings Quiet Leader Emerges
One of Kennedy's top advisers has gone underground publicly with the CIA. John A. McCone, appointed to head the agency after the Bay of Pigs, enforces a total information clampdown, eschewing interviews, briefings, speeches, and public appearances.
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Aatic Montgomery
Kennedy
Central Intelligence
John A. McCone
JFK
Siason
Defense Sec
Robert McNamara
Congress
CIA
McConey
Allen Dulles
Travel And Stay Rested By Inez Robb In Naples
Special Correspondent Inez Robb notes President Kennedy left Naples looking fit after a European tour. The piece contrasts his ease with the constant staff burden that handles hotel reservations mail packing and travel details. Embassy crews suffer the strain while the President moves on unbothered and refreshed.
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Naples
Eisenhower
Paris
Boston
JFK Attitude Curve: Kennedy on Birth Control Progress
Historian Andrew Tully notes that President Kennedy has taken tentative steps toward government approval of birth control, a landmark move amid overpopulation concerns. The piece traces past resistance, cites Dr Draper’s praise, and surveys public opinion and religious views while urging continued research and policy openness.
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Ashington
John Kennedy
Tully
Eisenhower
United States
United Nations
William H. Draner
U.S
Kennedy
National Institutes of Health
General Draner
Congress
Draper
Fisenhower
More Troubles For Airlines In Atlantic Air War
Henry J. Taylor summarizes the European fight in transatlantic air travel. European carriers work in pools to cut losses while U S flag lines face rising costs and shifting traffic. Foreign firms carry about 65 percent of Atlantic traffic as CAB debates zone divisions.
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Overseas Press Club
New York
Europe
Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Atlantic Ocean
British Commonwealth Pool
United States
CAB
Great Lakes
Monroe W C Fortenberry Largest Cotton Planter in County
In Lubbock County a farmer and gin operator Monroe W C Fortenberry is the county s largest cotton planter with a 1400 acre crop this year. The item also notes Moscow claims 30 000 Nazis killed 1 539 tanks damaged and 649 planes shot down in three days. Austin health officials urge sanitation and closing pools to curb infantile paralysis amid epidemic risk. President Roosevelt praises 16 million working women including over two million in munitions plants as doing a grand job.
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W. C. Fortenberry
Lubbock County
Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Red Army
Central Front
Austin
Texas
George W. Cox
Washington
Roosevelt
Gas line break triggers mass evacuation in Woburn
In Woburn Massachusetts hundreds of residents were evacuated for over two hours as high pressure gas filled homes. Mayor John F Gilgun declared a state of emergency later relaxed when pressure returned to normal. A Mystic Valley Gas Co spokesman said a regulator pit valve was mistakenly opened by crew. In Warsaw Poland the Comecon bloc assigned member nations specialized agricultural tasks per PAP quoting Deputy Agriculture Minister Stanislaw Guewa.
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Mass
John F. Gilgun
Mystic Valley Gas Co
Warsaw
Poland
Comecon
PAP
Stanislaw Guewa
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