Nations Seek To Avoid War In A World Of Rising Armies
The essay argues nations slowly abandon war as a solution amid ongoing arms races led by the United States and Russia. It notes widespread weapon buildup despite desire to avoid conflict, asserts modern conflicts have no clear victors, and suggests a balance of terror and deterrence may eventually end war as a method of dispute resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Moscow
Winston Churchill
Control of life key topic in Dallas address
Dr. Wendell G Scott of St Louis told the Dallas County unit of the American Cancer Society that science nears a power beyond atom energy the control of life. He described artificial DNA and biologically active DNA and the isolation of human sperm as steps toward mastering heredity and possibly curing genetic diseases.
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ST. Louis
Dallas
Wendell G Scott
American Cancer Society
Dallas County
Scott
OB Never Awake To Morning Ring Of Telephone
A historical brief notes that OB showed patience yet was not awakened by a ringing telephone in the early hours, suggesting a quiet night or missed call context. The passage preserves a small personal moment without broader details or outcomes.
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition Pricing and Pledge
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal published morning editions with weekday start on the South Plains and late-1960s pricing lists for subscriptions by carrier and mail. The paper vows allegiance to the flag and outlines the national pledge in a standard notice. Page 6, June 1, 1963, Lubbock Texas.
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Grayee
Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
Avalanche Journal Publishing Company Inc
Ave
Texas National Advertising Representatives
Texas Daily Press Eave Dea
Assoc
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
Chas A. Guy
Carrier
United States of America
Republic
Texas
Considerine's On The Line Six Day Orbit Talked By Bob Considine
Special Correspondent Vas Ashington reports on potential six day Mercury orbital flight with Alan Shepard aiming to surpass Nikolayev four day record. Discussion includes cost and open end funding, media presence, and political implications amid Kennedy era. Ezra Taft Benson and Arthur Summerfield reportedly back Goldwater. Eisenhower friends hint Romney support.
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Vas Ashington
Yak Yak
Alan Shepard
Goldwater
Washington
Eisenhower
Arizonan
Sec. of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Arthur Summerfield
George Romney
Ike
Romney
Housewife Traits and Farm Vacations Stir Controversy
A column by Phyllis Battelle critiques housewives who chase mislaid scissors and checkbooks as Gallup notes longer life among women. It promotes Farm Vacations and Holidays Inc offering rural experiences in 31 states and three Canadian provinces for 45 dollars weekly per adult and 25 dollars per child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Farm Vacations and Holidays, Inc
UN Delinquent States Threaten World Peace
The United Nations faces a severe funding crisis as the Soviet Union and France fall behind on dues. Unpaid obligations amount to 162.2 million with only 60.8 million in cash, while 52 of 111 members are in arrears. The U.S. bears a large share of costs, and calls to force payment are blocked by political considerations.
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Ashington
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Soviet Union
France
Reds
Tully
Charlie de Gaulle
Haiti
Congo
Middle East
Korea
Palestine
U Thant
Efree-Loaders Club
United States
Kennedy
Stevenson
South Korea
Security Council
Russia
Refinancer Seeks Short-End Solutions for Everyday Needs
A man navigates finance by refinancing the short end to cover living costs. The move reflects a common approach where quick, smaller loans are consolidated to ease cash flow and keep finances on track.
Wolf Hunters Bounty Association seeks more ammo for wolves
May 1943 report notes Wolf Hunters Bounty Association from Andrews Gaines Terry Lynn Cochran Hockley Yoakum Ector Lea counties N M asks Texas delegation to petition OPA for extra ammunition to curb growing wolf and coyote menace. Also mentions Sen Smith opposition to Roosevelt run and two term proposal. and a Greenbelt lease clause requiring tenant to notify government of household changes before baby housing.
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Seagraves
Wolf Hunters Bounty Association
Andrews
Gaines, Terry
Lynn
Cochran
Hockley
Yoakum
Ector
Lea County
N. M
Texas
OPA
Washington
Sen. Smith
DSC
Roosevelt
Smith
Bailey
D-Nc
Greenbelt
Sam
Laird in Open Coffin Survives After Grave Error
A dramatic moment in Covington Scotland as the Laird lay in an open coffin minutes from burial when a breeze moved his beard and a doctor re examined him. He was found alive and survived for years more, despite the apparent death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Scotland
Buria
Moves Lead to Appeasement in JFK Policy Debate
Henry J. Taylor argues Kennedy’s Laos Cuba stance rests on image over policy. He attacks appeasement and TV triumphs, warns Khrushchev exploits, and urges decisive action against nuclear diplomacy and Soviet pressure.
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Henry J. Taylor
Kennedy
Laos
Cuba
Khrushchev
Reds
Alaska
Russia
Kremlin
Cardinal Mindszenty Release Not Soon Expected
Rome United Press International Franziskus Cardinal Koenig of Austria said he does not expect a rapid release of Josef Mindszenty from Hungary. He noted ongoing negotiations face blocking problems but called the contacts a positive sign. Mindszenty has been in the U S Legation in Budapest since 1956.
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Rome
UPI
Franziskus
Koenig
Austria
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Holy See
Mindszenty
U.S
Budapest
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South Plains
Considine’s
Bob Considine
Congress
Earth
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Tion
Phyllis Battelle
New York
Frank Gallup
Gallup
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staffs
Bucket Belles
Goodyear
Considine
Tisty
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Lundy Island, England
Peish
Naucrates Doctor
Mediterranean
JFK
Taylor
Mr. Kennedy
Madison Avenue
Americas
Hrushchev
Ussr
Caribbean
Alliance For Progress
Donald Duck
Western Hemisphere
Bay of Pigs
Berlin
Dumpty
Siberia
Switzerland
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Amy
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