Kennedy Faces House Vote on Foreign Aid Bill and Yugoslavia
President Kennedy seeks Republican support as the House weighs the Senate version of the foreign aid bill. The issue centers on aid restrictions to Marxist or pro Soviet nations, with Under Secretary of State Herter’s analysis highlighting Yugoslavia's break with Moscow and its positive western impact.
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Russia
Yugoslavia
Aia Mt ‘Esha
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Herter
House
Europe
Senate
Kennedy
House Conference Committee
New York Times
Truman
Poland
Moscow
Marshal Tito
United States
Adriatic Sea
Italy
Austria
Greece
Improvements Seen In Law Enforcement Grey Zone Debate
A columnist reviews Introduction to Law Enforcement noting its treatment of white and black zones in policing, ethics, and entrapment. The piece urges clean hands in policing, cautions against abuses, and cites criminology foundations while calling for policing out of politics. It closes with unrelated notes on Scottish golf and a jellyfish fact.
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George E. Sokolsky
A. C. Germann
Long Beach State College
Calif
Frank D. Day
Michigan State University
East Sokolskky Lansing
Mich
Robert R. J. Gallati
Manhattan
N. Y
City College
New York
Police Academy
Nazi Germany
Beccarta
Lombroso
Balance of Terror: U S Strength to Deter Russia
The piece argues Russia and the West remain at odds over inspection and controls while both sides possess sufficient nuclear weapons. It notes American superiority in manned bombers, anti missile defenses, and U S bases around Moscow, predicting a Cold War stalemate and urging continued U S military buildup to deter a Russian strike.
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Russia
U.S
Khrushchev
Ussr
Moscow
Geneva
United States
Tristan da Cunha Islanders Struggle to Return Home
Homesick Tristan da Cunha residents, uprooted after a volcano ravaged their South Atlantic island, demand to go back despite Britain relocating 264 people to Britain last November. They cite climate issues and nostalgia, insisting there is no place like home.
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Tristan da Cunha
England
London
South Atlantic
Britain
Ives
Space Travel Poet’s Take Spars With Space Enthusiasts
Robert Frost questions space travel value saying it may only improve global stock market communications. The piece contrasts old timers with modern men and notes towns offering free all day parking while suggesting boys learn from elders.
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Robert Frost
Fragmentary Local Notice From Lubbock Paper
Incomplete OCR shows a postal or legal notice from Lubbock Texas with terms about postage paid and access to a public notice page. The readable text mentions South Plains and a date context but lacks full names or actions.
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Qfarning
Sterta
Lubbock, Texas
On the Line: Life With the Horsey Set
Bob Considine recalls British horse racing life with humor and memory. He notes British racing’s quirks as a foreigner, recounting the 1943 Ascot Gold Cup held at Newmarket, austerity, petrol rationing, and a comic meal of watercress and anchovy sandwiches in a tented commissary.
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Bob Considine
Ondon
Britain
Ascot
Newmarket
Savoy
Laos Aims for Neutral Laos Fight Delays and Costs
In Vientiane the United States bets on a neutral coalition in Laos after backing the Royal Laotian Army faltered. Despite a half billion in investment and a $30 million annual push for a neutral government, pro-Communist forces threaten the region as Washington weighs limited options and a long subversion war scenario. The piece argues time favors Communist China and North Vietnam, while U S efforts shift to village development and broader Southeast Asia strategy.
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Vientiane
Laos
United States
U.S
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
South
Radio
Hanoi
Peiping
China
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
U. S
Red China
West Ai
Fiveteen Men of Texas Plainsmen Head to Dallas for Naval Exams
Fifteen men including eight aviation cadets from the Texas Plainsmen left Lubbock Monday night for Dallas to undergo final Naval service physical examinations. Recruiting officer J. E. Calloway reported. Names include Harry Randall, Robert Edranville, Brohamley, Roy Mapell Smith of Matador, Joe Wilburn Shirley of Roaring Springs, and George R. McCarroll.
Attack by Chief Minimig Measured After Battle
A report from Dodge City prom notes a clash led by Chief Minimig with a single shot. The distance of the engagement was carefully measured after the battle, recording details from 1614.
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Perenne
Dodge City
Prom
Minimig
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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Life With the Horsey Set
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Grenadier
Morris Plan
Dorothhy Paget
Dorothy
Morris
Considine
Labor Day
Tizzy
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Rumen
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