Kennedy aims to frame GOP as obstructionists in 1962 campaign
The president will contrast Democratic action with Republican obstructionism in speeches backing Senate and House candidates. He plans a unified narrative across issues like medical care farm aid public works urban affairs and higher education, while past purge attempts show risks of backfire.
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Americans Probe Communists at Youth Congresses
A 160 member American delegation trained by the Independent Research Service plans to question Moscow and Helsinki events. They aim to challenge Communist anti-U.S. propaganda at the Moscow Youth Peace Congress and the World Youth Festival in Helsinki. The IRS group includes students and professionals seeking to present U.S. perspectives.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal Opens Morning Edition Note
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal announces its weekday morning publication with a consolidated Sunday edition. The note references the company, its Texas layout, and its role in the Texas Daily Press League.
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Considine Reviews Lloyds of London Visit and Role
Special Correspondent recounts meeting underwriter Anthony Grover at Lloyds in London. The piece explains Lloyds origins in 1688 and clarifies what the institution is not, noting its broad coverage from famous names to ordinary policyholders like a cheese plant in Ipswich.
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Old Lloyds Market Structure Described In Brief
The passage explains Lloyds as an ancient insurance market where over 5000 underwriters form 300 syndicates to assume large risks. Accredited brokers—about 200—supply business from global connections, with names written under one another to guarantee policies.
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A Jungle Luau and Other War Tales From Thailand
Bravo Company hosts a jungle luau for New Zealand Maori Commandos near the 27th Infantry, with pig roast over eight hours, beer, music, and stories of home. A sergeant’s humor and a tormented tarantula later cap the night as veterans reflect on family, fear, and distant loves.
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Power quarrels and dam debates shake federal utilities policy
Congress rebuffs the Hanford plutonium plan and blocks private public power schemes. The fight centers on federal control versus private ownership, with Udall’s dam proposal stirring last minute intervention and strong opposition from utilities and salmon interests. Edges frame debates over public power, regional Northwest energy, and political figures like Udall and Van Zandt.
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Changing Outlook Noted Communism And Marriage
Sokolsky argues Bolshevik views on marriage shifted from a statistic to a state interest. He cites East Germany planned cooling-off periods, hard divorce rules, and three-year remarriage bans, then offers jokey comparisons across Poland Bulgaria and Russia, noting stereotypes and political critique.
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Memory Lane Enrollment in Second Summer Term Totaled 1085
Records show total enrollment for the second summer term reached 1085 with 21 and nine weeks remaining to finish. The prior six weeks last summer recorded 962 enrollments.
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School enrollment climbs in Formosa
Formosa shows rapid education growth with GNP gains directed to schooling. College enrollment rose from 8,000 in 1952 to 35,000 last year, while secondary pupils climbed from 148,000 to 418,000, reflecting a substantial expansion in education.
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