Peace hopes fade as Cold War clashes persist
The piece notes the Moscow partial nuclear test ban signed by the US Britain and Russia, but Senate approval is pending. It argues Khrushchev uses it for subversion while the Communist war in South Vietnam intensifies with 14 000 US advisers and rising casualties. Fidel Castro seizes the US Embassy in Cuba as tensions remain.
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Moscow
United States
Britain
Russia
U.S. Senate
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Viet Nam
U.S
South
Fidel Castro Khrushchev
Cuba
Automation and Retirement Linked as Alcoholism Cause
At a Sixth Annual Institute on Alcohol Studies in Austin panelists argued automation and retirement create a sense of uselessness that can trigger alcoholism. They urged new ways to help displaced workers utilize skills and stay useful, aligning with medicine's view of alcoholism as a disease requiring medical and psychiatric aid. The Texas Commission on Alcoholism and the University of Texas sponsored the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Institute On Alcohol Studies
Institute
Texas Commission On Alcoholism
University of ‘Texas
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal announces daily edition details
The notice lists The Day and South Pains as independent Democratic weekday papers with Sunday consolidation, naming Avalanche-Journal Publishing Co. and distribution in Lubbock Texas. It includes pricing for various subscriptions by carrier and mail, plus pledge and address details dated July 27, 1963.
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Nly
Lubbbock Avalanche-Jurnal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Tly
Ave
J. Lubbock
Tecax
Representatives
Texas Daily
Dallas
Texas
Associated Press
United
Parker F. Prouty
Carer Gutside
Monn
Alsaianes
Lubbock
Considerine on the Line The Trip the Didn't Make
Pan Am press charter winged to Honolulu with Walter Winchell and Ike observations. Wal ter Winchell’s gun gag and a toy pistol prank amuse the crew while Tokyo riots and Haneda glitches test nerves. Ike’s reception in Okinawa and demonstrations spark debates on democracy and security aboard the plane.
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Bob Considine
Onolulu
Pan ‘Am
Walt Meili
Gabriel
de Land
Tico
Japan
Tke
Alaska
Philippines
Okinawa
Formosa
South Korea
Honolulu
Yokota Air Force Base
Tokyo
Walter Winchell
Orient
White House
Mars
Secret Service
Walter
Paul Gravey
Toy Department
Anchorage PX
Merriman Smith
UPI
Winchell Merriman
Queen Victoria
Meiji
Jim Hagerty
Ike
Zengaikuren
Haneda
Rene MacColl
Lord Beaverbrook
Express
Considine
Pope Paul VI and the College of Cardinals Shifts
INEZ ROBB reports on Pope Paul VI facing a shrinking college after Cardinal Valeri’s death and the likely wholesale appointments to modernize the Vatican’s Curia. The piece notes age gaps, conservative opposition, and the impact on the ecumenical movement and church policy.
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Inez Robb
Washington
Supreme Court
Paul VI
College of Cardinals
Pope Paul
Curia
Valerio Cardinal
Valeri
Vatican
Congregation of the Regions
College
John XXII
Ecumenical Council
Cardinal Valeri
Church
Rome
Rugambwa
Tanganyika
Car
Ricketts
Luly
Cardinal Bea
Germany
Cardinal Tisserant
France
Cardinal Ottaviani
John
Ecumenical
Brotherhood of Man
Anti-Sedition Bill Draws Fire in Congress
The House passed a broad anti-sedition measure 338 to 40, extending wartime provisions to Americans abroad. Critics warn it clashes with the First Amendment and could chill dissent while arguing the United States is not at war.
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Ashington
House of Representatives
United States
Truman
Robert Kennedy
Justice Department
Durance
Kenneth Keating
Cuba
Arkansas
Mississippi
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
South
U.S
Atty
Italians Celebrate Mussolini Downfall Across Italy
From Bern to Rome reports say crowds in Italy greeted Mussolini's fall with peace cries and parades while German propaganda warned of continued war. In Texas, George Mahon sets up district headquarters during recess, C G Jobson starts horse and mule census in Lubbock County, and F W Grace leads Allen Bros Post as commander with Rankin Welch and McCasland reaffirming key officer roles.
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Bern
Switzerland
Italy
Mussolini
Rome
Texas
George Mahon
Washington
C. G. Jobson
Lubbock County
War Department
Oklahoma
F. W. Grace
Lubbock
Allen Bros
American Legion
Forrest J. Rankin
Jeff D. Welch
R. C . McCasland
Europe’s leaders unimpressed by Kennedy policy frame
In London, European officials view Kennedy’s remarks on U S monetary policy as a gamble that would ease deficits by supporting Western currencies and floating the dollar. They note past claims of improvement masked short term gains and urge disciplined fiscal steps, urging removal of advisers seen as promoting planned deficits.
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Henry J. Taylor
Ondon
Kennedy
United States
U.S
Ministe Erhard
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Mr. Kennedy
Ballon
Fr. Knox
Free World
Financial World
U.S. pAter
Washington
U.S. Treasury
West Germany
Walter W. Heller
Europe
Germany
Heller
Erhard
France
America
Dr. Heller
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