Sertoma aims to educate on communism with local talks
Sertoma International unit in Met Ubbo who sponsors visa training programs to acquaint citizens with facts about Communists plans to spread communism at home and abroad. First session is Tuesday night at the Monterey Shopping Center building of Southwestern Public Service Co. Dr Sylvan Kaplan, Texas Tech professor, will speak at meetings this week and future briefings to local citizens.
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Two Vice Presidential Picks Highlight Experience Over Balance
The essay argues Kennedy and Johnson favor ability and experience for the No 2 spot over geographic balance or bloc appeal. It praises Henry Cabot Lodge and Lyndon Johnson as capable leaders who could effectively assume the presidency if needed. It warns against machine boss selection and urges choosing seasoned, capable vice presidential candidates.
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Texas pledge and garbled page notes from Lubbock paper
A scanned Lubbock Avalanche Journal fragment shows garbled OCR including a pledge of allegiance and fragmented headlines about the “Texas” region. The readable portion includes the classic pledge text and mentions page numbering, with many unreadable letters and broken words throughout.
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy the enduring Kennedy matriarch
The article portrays Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy born in 1800 as the family anchor across American history. It details her education abroad, marriage to Joseph P. Kennedy, and her role as the grandmother of a president nominee, surrounding the Kennedy dynasty with mentions of Newport and Boston ties, and the broad span of political life she witnessed.
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Boston
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Germany
France
Europe
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Nixon Wife Emerges As Key Campaign Asset
In Washington, Pat Nixon stands as a polished political partner shaping her husband Richard Nixon’s 1960 bid. Observers note her calm, stylish presence at the Republican National Convention, guiding crowds and steering media questions without overtly wading into policy. Her poised press conference demeanor and strategic wardrobe have reinforced the image of a capable campaign team member, though she avoids direct political rhetoric, stressing teamwork and family as core strength.
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Khrushchev defies Monroe Doctrine and backs down claim
A reader inquires about a Cuba crisis and whether Khrushchev would risk war. The consensus says the United States would blockade the Caribbean if provoked, but many believe Khrushchev will back down rather than trigger a shooting war.
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Roosevelt urges military training amid heated Congress debate
Roosevelt writes to Congress defending compulsory training while warning that modern warfare favors seasoned troops. The weather reports note 106 degree heat across the South Plains with 102 in San Angelo. Aransas County treasurer Scrivner seeks another term after 42 years, and Mackenzie Park paving near three miles was approved by the state highway commission amid long development efforts.
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Soft or Hard Foreign Policy Debate Splits Parties
In a tangled discussion of U S foreign policy the piece argues Republicans and Democrats clash over whether to pursue a strong independent stance or a softer approach. It cites Dulles Humpty Eisenhower and Stevenson as points of contention while noting Cuba and Red China as test cases and referencing the Senate and press commentary shaping the debate. The article touches on personality factors and the shifting emphasis of US strategy.
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