Modern Complex Rule Of Fear and Nuclear Age Survival
Philosopher Dr. D Elton Trueblood argues fear of nuclear war erodes global integrity and that survival focus is a false paramount aim. He urges challenging the idea that annihilation is the worst evil, saying extermination is not humanity’s sole threat.
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America
D. Elton Trueblood
Fartham College
Richmond
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Trueblood
Lubbock
Dro Trneblesd
Missing Letter A PONDON Wont Believe
Unclear fragmented text discusses marriage, expectations, and motivation in a comically garbled scene involving Mohamad Helen Gariffidy and a wedding. Contains disrupted dialogue and stray letters surrounding a wedding party and possible psychological comments.
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Bey
Mohamad
Helen Gariffidy
Dartio
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Ad Rates and Pledge Notice
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal announces subscription prices and advertising terms for daily and Sunday editions in Lubbock Texas. The notice includes pledge to the flag of the United States and the republic for which it stands with One Nation under God indivisible with Liberty and Justice for all.
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Peteosopher
United States
Ry Qur
United States of America
Labbock
Pesas
Khrushches
Ant
Rosenhower
Tee Earth
Fiery Sessions Recalled In Democratic Nominating Race
Special correspondent Ruth Montgomery recalls the 1960 Democratic convention nights and John Kennedy’s rise while contrasting past and present acceptance speeches. The piece notes Tremayne’s dramatic address and Kennedy’s calm, persuasive style as pivotal moments in the nominating fight.
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Ruth Montgomery
Los Angeles
John Kenned
Harry Tremyan
California Goodbye! Thoughts On Madhouse By Inez Robb
A dense op-ed fragment critiques Southern California culture and politics, referencing figures like Frank Sinatra and party dynamics. The piece surveys media influence, campaign fervor, and the 1948 Republican convention atmosphere with a focus on California’s role. The text anchors on national figures and the evolving press climate, noting reactions to convention speechmaking and political energy.
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Inez Robb
Cadifornia
Cole
Vio
San Franesco
Siena
Angeles
Racial Politics Roil Party Platforms in North and South
A wide range of observers warn that Democratic and Republican platforms risk backfiring over civil rights as white voters in Northern cities and the South reassess integration. The piece cites census trends, school integration costs, urban white flight, and Puerto Rican migration shaping politics and budgets alike.
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Ray Tucker
Yysah Te Bes
John Kennedy
Mason Dixon Line
Chicaga
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Nixon
South
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Nevre Ane
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George I. Means
Arl-Cio
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Puperto
New York City
Dekn
Theobald Sues ES
Manhattan
Puerta Bacan
News York City
Westchester County
New Jersey
Long Island
Connecticut
Roosevelt Seeks Third Term Sparks Convention Turmoil
At the Democratic National Convention President Roosevelt's denial of a third term provoked a noisy protest as delegates demand he be drafted again. The scene included empty aisles and shouting supporters, with no clear outcome.
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Barkley
Catia
Hisessumien
Vics
Harry
Alben
Philadelphia
Lubbock
Rooseveltts
Atben W. Barkley
Communist Role in U S Foreign Policy Urges Caution
George Be. Sokols ky argues the United States must address Russian opposition and Soviet expansion. He cites the need for a capable Secretary of State and warns of Soviet satellites in Cuba and Latin America, stressing political shifts and military readiness.
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George BE
Sokolsky
United States
Wall
Pavel
Pitter
Sokrolsky Enix
Caleay Frases
Ceskoien
State Department
Eitpat Fae
Tony Ort
Sittin
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Dvorega
Dospan
Vurkess
Cuba
Ita
Wall Meson
Arcane
San Brancises
Mess
Afereun
Lastia Avtericop
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South Plains
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William and Morris Levine
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