Military Men See Dangers in Partial Test Ban
American opinion splits over the Moscow initiated partial nuclear test ban. Critics warn it could leave gaps in deterrence and complicate anti missile defenses while scientists question the benefits of atmospheric testing limits. Supporters argue it lowers tensions and begins East West cooperation. Khrushchev’s stance remains cautious.
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Moscow
United States
Britain
Russia
William Beecher
The
Well Street Journal
U.S
Beecher
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Nuc
Senate
Nikita Khrushchev
Time To Think and the Chess Player Era
A discussion suggests a chess player embodies thoughtful decision making in contrast to today’s fast pace. The piece muses on whether longer premeditation could yield firmer, more lasting results, and wonders if wider adoption would slow progress but improve outcomes.
Modern farms go electric with cow warming blanket in Wales
A Welsh report describes an electric blanket to keep cows warm in cold weather showing how modern farming ideas spread. The piece asks how far farming can advance and hints at political enlistment in minority parties for those seeking to shape the country.
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Armers
U.S
Wales
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal ad page July 30 1963
Fragmented OCR shows an Avalanche-Journal advertising and subscription page from July 30 1963 in Lubbock Texas. It lists pricing for morning and Sunday editions, carrier routes, and payment options with phrases from the papers branding and a pledge line.
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Baltton
Staria the Ling
Prins
Min Libbock Avalanchesoural
Belton
Avalanche Journel Publishing Company Inc
Stand
Ave. J. Lubbock
Tete al Parker
Pruuty Cas. A. Uy
RRO
Pabtanee
Iox
Earrier
Lubbock
Sloming
Serine
Aone Hi'so
Carney Quaide Stisslebocks
Sangiot
Mall
Sec
Texas
Lahaina Booms Into History and Modern Oddities
Late Hawaiian town Lahaina is portrayed as a pivotal whaling port and political capital, with early missions and a famous printing press. The piece notes its rough harbor life, a tall tale of King Kamehameha, and a vivid look at the Pioneer Inn rules. Red Skelton visits, mingling with locals and a loan office escapade adds lighthearted color.
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Bob Considine
Laiaina
Sehont
Rockies
Cali
Atlentic
Red
Red Skelton
I-man
Pioneer
Considine
Queen's Garden Party Chairs Spark Royal Controversy
Inez Robb recalls 1953 Palace garden party chaos as guests climbed on aluminum and glass fiber chairs to view the Queen and royal party. She notes spectators used rolled umbrellas as weapons and rivals the Derby for spectacle, predicting guests would outlast the furniture.
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Inez Robb
Speciat
Buckingham Palace
Atlantic
London
Royal Parks
Palace
Buckingham
Elizabeth TI
Duke of Edinburgh
Dodger
Queen Elizabeth
AMA Clears Doctor In Walker Mental Case Controversy
The AMA and its Judicial Council exonerate Dr Charles E Smith who suggested Maj Gen Walker showed signs of mental disturbance during the Oxford University riot episode. Walker faced public ridicule and a Mississippi court psychiatric examination before charges were dropped for seditious conspiracy and incitement.
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Ashington
American Medical Association
Walker
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Justice Department
Charles E. Smith
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Tully
Smith
Senate
AMA Judicial Council
Mississippi
Pevchiatrist
AMA
Roosevelt Predicts Bigger Fights Ahead in War
President Roosevelt, in a national address, said Italy is out of the war and pledged total victory against the Axis, forecasting larger battles to come and victory on the Allies' terms. Meanwhile a Texas hurricane left 13 dead, heavy injuries, and about 10 million in damage from Houston to Port Arthur.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Italy
Dhofea
Hitler
Tojo
Houston
Texas Gulf Coast
Port Arthur
Galveston
Remembering a neighborhood figure and a bread man
A reminisced portrait contrasts a beloved iceman and a bread man who sold buns and kept tallied lottery numbers. The piece recalls storms, childhood beliefs, and wartime fates, noting one youth killed at 22 in the Battle of the Bulge while the bread man hints at future revelations.
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Einstein
al Capone
Washington
Summer
Burma ex premier U Nu urged freed by Ne Win regime
U Win former Burma ambassador to the United States appealed to Gen Ne Win to release ex-premier U Nu who has been detained since 1962. Nu and his cabinet were arrested when Ne Win seized power and are held at a military camp near Rangoon as Ne Wins policies push full nationalization.
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Rangoon
Burma
United States
U Win
Ne Win
U Nu
Pyidaungsu’ Party
U- Win
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Tizzy
By Kate Osann
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Tke
Utopia
Lubbock County
Rotter Bar
England
Mamie Morris
the Iceman
Richard Starnes
Ell
Watkins
By Galbraith
Wty
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