Skepticism Abounds On Moscow Nuclear Talks
A wary view from London and Washington on a three nation Moscow conference involving Great Britain the United States and the USSR. Skeptics fear the Kremlin may renege on any nuclear test ban and doubt lasting gains from any pact with the Warsaw Pact.
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SDEA
Averell Harriman
Moscow
London
Free World
NATO
Great Britain
U.S
Ussr
Washington
Khrushchev
Kremlin
U.S. State Department
Sworta
Cities at Risk as U S Metropolises Expand
Author Mitchell Gordon argues urban growth brings widespread issues from pollution to crime. He notes postmen in one town wore gas masks and warns 600 year life expectancy is challenged by city dangers. Financing improvements remains the chief hurdle for communities.
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U.S
Mitchell Gordon
Gordon
Isaiah
Doubtful Goal Says Stevenson Quote on Happiness and Ships
A quotation attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson reflects on worldly abundance and happiness. It ponders whether the pursuit of happiness is worthwhile when kings and queens in Greece and England seem unhappy, and recalls a bygone era when a man had time to build a ship and place it in a bottle.
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Obert Louis Stevenson
Greece
England
Independent Democratic newspaper page from The South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal and The Tay On The South Plains publish weekly editions with advertising rates, subscriptions, and delivery options. The page lists pricing for morning, evening, and Sunday editions, plus bundled rates and mail delivery details. It closes with a pledge of allegiance and notes the date July 12, 1963 in Lubbock.
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iMormine Namie
Osiarte
South Plains
Gay Sith Lubbock Avianene-Tournal Hautkr
Matanchecdournad
Compan Tne
Jn Ie Busi
Lubberk
Teas
National
Aukertising
Tesas
Tress League
Talsa
Texas
Phin
Ascot Tress Internationa EA Prouty Ar
Guy
Kaller Ands Buhisnes
Farrier
Lubbock
Soreing
Cuener Quivile
Moriny
Controversy and Crisis Across World Leaders Faces
In a sweeping column, Considerine surveys U.S. politics and global power. Kennedy and McNamara face headwinds amid Cuba and debt woes. Churchill and Khrushchev contend with labor, NATO shifts, and China’s rise as crude forces pressure Britain and India. Martin Luther King faces new pressure from segments of the black community seeking quicker gains.
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Hob
France
Cuba
Congress
Jimmy Hoffa
Macmillan
London Bridge
Pope
Jaul Vic
John Nnil
John
Communist Party of Italy
Jek
Segni
Quirinale Palace
Nehru
U.S
Kashmir
Soviet Union
China
Martin Luther King
Harlem
Chesf
King
European women rate U S men as overrated and boorish
A social column surveys European opinions of American men and women, describing Americans as demanding, vain, and poorly dressed abroad. Dutch, Italian, Spanish, English, and Austrian voices claim American men are pampered, overconfident, and shabby, with women blamed for their status. The piece cites the U S Information Service poll and notes Europeans see American women as complicit, dating norms, and fashion failures.
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Inezrobr
Univers
Europe
United States Information Service
Alirotch
Outdated? Female spies and the blonde allure in espionage
A provocative essay claims sex appeal keeps spying alive, citing Justine Keeler and Christine Keeler era lore. It portrays secret work as romantic and notes women in ports like Trieste and Belgrade arranging meetings and selling NATO, Yugoslav, and Italian secrets amid a world of black market olive oil and dangerous liaisons.
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Ty Andrew Tully
Ashington
Justine Keeler
England
United Nations
Tully
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Tsay
Christine Keeler
Dulles
Mary
NATO
Via Veneto
Villane Borghese
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
M Hotel
Richard Burton
Paul
Remington Rand
Summer term enrollment tops six hundred forty five at Tech
Memory Lane notes that 645 students registered at Texas Tech Monday for the second term of summer school with classes set to begin and registration continuing through Friday. It also reports nominees for Allen Bros post American Legion offices for July 26 with F W Jones as past Commander and names for first and second vice commanders, adjutant, finance and service officers, chaplain, historian, mess and sergeants at arms. Additionally, 19 Life Underwriters meet at Hilton Hotel and installed new officers including M L Waldrop as president and Travis Key and J R Ragan as vice presidents.
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Texas Tech
Allen Bros
American Legion
F. W. Jones
Walter F. Smith
Frank G. Campbell
A. Ho Mans
Wade Cooper
Vic
W. T. Fain
Karl Teague
Forrest J. Rankin
C. M. Trout
Cooper
WY. R
Lubbock Association of Life Underwriters
Hilton Hotel
M. L. Waldrop
Travis Key
J. R. Ragan
Jimmie Yates
Ed Hambright
Overkill stockpiling under fire in McNamara note
Henry 4 Taylor defends cutbacks in the United States nuclear materials program. Robert McNamara seeks reductions amid urging Congress to act. The piece attacks the vast Oak Ridge Hanford Paducah Portsmouth Savannah River stockpile totaling billions in materials and costs. It argues for transparency and accountability to protect taxpayers and national security. An airlift to Tokyo supplies 340 tons of building materials for a radar station atop Mount Fuji.
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Henry 4. Taylor
Efense
Sec
Robert McNamara
Congress
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Hanford
Wash
Paducah
Portsmouth
Ohio
Savannah River
AEC
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs of Staf
National Security Council
House
Senate
America
McNamara
Tokyo
UPD
Fuji
Meteorologics Agency
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Strategic Air Command
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Titsy
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Jericho
Univac
Macao
CTA
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Phi Beta Kappa
Princeton
Staten Island
Jan Fleming
Lil
Portugal
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Avalanche
Rego
Richard Wagher
Count Arber
Germany
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