Nuclear race to continue despite calls for halt
The piece argues the United States and the Soviet Union will press on with nuclear testing. Moscow restarted tests last year while Washington delays only until compelled, with Moscow resisting international inspection and both sides pursuing gains in weapon sophistication amid the risk of war.
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Imeone
United States
Moscow
Kennedy
U.S
Khrushchev
Reds
Soviet Union
Russia
Too Much Leisure A Surgeon Warns On Morals And Leisure
Dr Ian Fraser president of the British Medical Association links rising leisure with moral decline and emotional problems. He predicts a 20 hour week in the US, warns the compulsive worker will suffer as hours shorten. He argues leisure without culture breeds anti social behavior and warns against the high price of excess leisure.
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Ian Fraser
British Medical Association
United States
Marts The Day On The South Plaine’ Lives
A fragment from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal notes a wire dispatch from an Associated Press correspondent. The text references postal and press matters in Lubbock Texas and mentions South Plains events without clear detail.
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South Plaine
Ives
Texas Daily Prese Lea
Associated Press
Lubbock, Texas
Bedfords Keep Home, Tames Edge of Tax and Twist
Oburn Abbey in Buckinghamshire hosts the Duke and Duchess of Bedford amid family history and financial woes. The 13th duke, saddled with five million pounds in death taxes since 1953, has restored part of the abbey once damaged by the family. The estate, opened to visitors, aims for its three millionth guest next year as it survives confiscatory taxes and past missteps.
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England
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Henry VIII
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Bennett Cerf
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George Washington
America
Australia
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Charles
Thailand on the brink amid looming Communist threat
Bangkok observers warn that Laos and Thailand face a rapid shift toward guerrilla warfare as Communists extend influence. Officials doubt border sealing and international commissions will halt subversion, while Thai cadres reportedly operate under front groups despite limited violence.
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Thailand
Mekong River
Southeast Asia
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South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Bangkok
Washington
United States
Viet Nam
Starnes
Laws To Force Talks Doubtful In National Labor Debate
Ray Tucker surveys the push for compulsory arbitration in labor disputes and the mixed record of existing statutes like Taft Hartley and the Norris La Guardia act. He notes opposition from unions and management, calls for a modernized law, and cites Sen. Monroney’s proposal on airline engineer disputes. He also weighs Russia's likely stance on Telstar cooperation and links Estes scandals to farm bill defeat amid bureaucratic critique.
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Ray Tucker
Aal Cort
Ashington
D.E.C
Lubbock
Tex
Afl-Cio
Biz Steel
Congress
Mike” Monroney
Oklahoma
Airlines
Sen. Monroney
Stevenson and Allred win in Lubbock Democratic primary
In Lubbock County the Democratic primary yielded Gov. Coke R. Stevenson and James V. Allred strong wins. Of 7,800 ballots cast from about 10,000 eligible, Stevenson led with 6,664 votes while Allred topped O Daniel 3,157 to 2,852 for the U. S. Senate race. Grandpa is noted for enduring a hot summer without air conditioning.
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U. S. Summers
Morris Sheppard
New York Democrats Split Over Rockefeller Challenge
George Sokolski analyzes a fractured New York Democratic Party as reformers led by Eleanor Roosevelt and Herbert Lehman fail to control Carmine De Sapio's legacy. He notes Kennedy influence, New York leaders' entanglements, and the urgent need for a nationally viable candidate to defeat Rockefeller in 1962. The piece compares professional political craft to the reformers' missteps and warns Rockefeller could win without a strong statewide contender.
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George E. Sokolsky
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Kennedys
Rockefeller
Democratic Party
New Sokolsky York
Reformers
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sen
Herbert Lehman
Carmine de Sapio
Anna Rosenberg
Paul Hoffman
Mary Lasker
Cartine de Sapio
Bronx
Charles Buckley
Kennedy
Buckley
Robert Wagner
Upstate
Keoghs
Brooklyn
Reform
Alex Rose
John F. Kennedy
de Sapio
Canada
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
al Smith
James Farley
Belle Moskowitz
Jim Farley
Roosevelt
Queen Elizabeth II Invites Eisenhowers to Lunch
Buckingham Palace said Queen Elizabeth II invited former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower to lunch on August 10 as the couple continues their European tour.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mrs. Eisenhower
Eisenhowers
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