Berlin Berlin Issue Keeps Flareup Alive In Cold War
Moscow rejects permanent Allied occupation of West Berlin and offers UN supervised replacement by smaller powers. Khrushchev pushes a separate East German treaty while Western nations resist, fearing Soviet gains and Western disunity. Khrushchev keeps agitating but avoids crisis.
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West Berlin
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United Nations
Washington
London
Europe
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Russia
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Adenauer
West Germany
Man With The Rifle Seen Essential In Future Conflicts
Kennedy’s Washington review argues the ace of nuclear warfare remains essential to national defense. He cites military leaders noting despite push-button warfare, history shows wars end by individuals with rifles, with future conflicts likely conventional and smaller in scale.
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Kennedy
Marine Corps
Washington
Foucht
Ribicoff plan risks public schools and tax equity
The article argues Senator Ribicoff proposes tax credits for parents who send children to private schools, mainly Catholic, risking erosion of the public school system. It notes potential unfairness to taxpayers without children and dangers of class-based incentives, with broader commentary on democracy and education. It also touches Monaco's boom, De Gaulle’s diplomacy, and Greek airline woes in a wide, opinion-heavy feature.
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Connecticut
Ribicoff
Oand
America
Elemen
England
Eton
Rugby
Harrow
Central Park
New York
Monaco
France
Principality
de Gaulle
Machines Replace Workers Across Industries
Across industries automation replaces human labor as machines take over tasks once done by people, reshaping employment and productivity. Authors discuss shifts from skilled to automated routines, noting potential job displacement and new opportunities in tech-driven markets.
American lifestyle tied to credit card wealth claimed
A brief observation notes that the American way of life centers on having a billfold full of credit cards, reflecting consumer culture and financial habits rather than a specific event or report.
Morning and Evening Rates in Lubbock 1962 Newspaper
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal lists circulation and subscription prices for morning and Sunday editions, including annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly rates by mail and carrier. It also prints the United States pledge and publication date July 14, 1962.
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Morong
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal Publishing
Tnite
Sun St
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dalles Foxes
Associated Press
Clase
Parker FO Pruuty Mey Chas
A. Guy
Bubsuripigon
Carreer
Morine
Monina
NASA Evi Een
Kive
Moriine
United States of America
Revolt Against JFK Shapes Democratic Fear in 1962 Capitol Fight
Analysis notes growing worries among Northeast and Midwest Democrats over Kennedy's program affecting reelection prospects. Urban and suburban districts fear shifts, with Catholic hierarchy and opposition to school funding stirring discontent. Republicans gain momentum as Eisenhower re-enters party affairs while tax and tariff plans meet crossfire.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Kennedy
Democratic House
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Middle West
M.c’s
Capitol
Supreme Court
Nist
Tan Bile
House
White House
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Too Many Broken Homes A Problem for U S By Sokolski
Humorous letter argues that broken homes and social ills threaten the nation. It critiques divorce, delinquency, premarital sex, and lack of parental guidance, urging moral focus on family morale to strengthen the country.
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America
Annie
Kennedy
Ethiopian Official Wounded in Agordat Grenade Attack
Reports from Eritrea said Haile Selassie’s personal representative Lt. Gen. Abbiye Abebe was wounded by a hand grenade thrown into a meeting in Agordat. Four other persons were killed. The incident is believed to have occurred this week amid unrest blamed on foreign-instigated elements.
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Ethiopia
Eritrea
Haile Selassie
Agordat
Abbiye Abebe
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