New Crusade Notion Echoes Across Western Commentators
Observers warn of a possible Westward crusade stance tied to Kennedy era foreign aid and defense plans. Critics, including Leo Anavio and Myr Anavio Son, question aid effectiveness and urge restraint, noting past failures and the risk of exporting democracy by force.
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Kennedy
Leo Anavi
Associated Press
Myr Anavio Son
Scripus Howard
Ludwell Benny
William Philip Simms
al America
Knights of old and the myth of chivalry
Historian Warren Hollister argues that post 1060 English knights often avoided battle and paid a rentage tax to fund mercenaries, a claim challenged as legends overspread. He notes moral debates and shifts in royal military service, while suggesting modern perceptions exaggerate medieval prowess.
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Warren Hollister
California
Bern
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Legen
Howard K Smith
Virginia
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Bone
Sam
False Idea ls Manpower Shifts In Skilled vs Unskilled Roles
A report notes a trend toward more skilled workers performing tasks once done by unskilled labor and higher pay and status for technical work. Some parents resist, steering youths toward other careers, arguing tech jobs offer comparable prestige to clerical and industrial roles.
Considerine's On the Lines Prestige Most Costly Goal
A wide array of wartime notes and quotes outline the costly prestige of naval and air power between the Mississippi and the Rockies. The piece references General LeMay, Pearl Harbor, Magic code breaking, and the role of Washington in alerting Pearl Harbor.
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Pearl
Kennedy visit highlights fashion belts and gifts
Special Correspondent notes the Kennedy entourage in Vienna during the state visit. The article describes First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy’s accessories and gifts exchanges, including watches and autographed photos, with emphasis on cultural impressions and gala hospitality.
Kennedy, Minow clash over TV power in Congress fight
President Kennedy faces strong opposition from Congress as debates over the Federal Communications Commission and TV influence intensify. Newton Minow warns of a TV wasteland while lawmakers push to expand regulatory authority amid campaigning and media ties.
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Kay Tucker
YY Ashington
Kent Kennedy
Nixon
Soar
Sarcen Tesson
Howse Smite
Feder Communicaihes — Commission
Newton Minow
Kennedy
Exeon
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Imedia
Golde Corohn
Hiesh
Talay
Mineau
Pola
Preston
Qlay
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Ani
Cnnteal
Tie Feet
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Heese
Dra. Trade Commission
Civil Aempauties Board
Siurities & Eychinge Canentasvin
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Lubbock Sidelights Include Tech Visitor and War News
June 5 column mentions Ragkumanun Abdul Mehta arriving in Lubbock to attend Texas Tech summer session with a turbaned arrival in the city. It notes British and German wartime moves in the Middle East and Crete, plus local items about Texas Assn. of Life Underwriters convention near Beaumont Lubbock and leadership changes at New Mexico State College with Dr. Harry L. Kent considered for president and Donald W. Mackey resigning.
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Lubbock
Ragkumanun Abdul Mehta
Texas Tech
Lubbocks
Pat 4 Hindt
Tech
Britain
Stmssling
Middle East
Lansen
St Victy
French
Syria
Crete
Malta
Metiterrean
Harry L. Kent
New Mexico State College
Associated Press
Cr. Compton Jr
Black Muslims and Christian critics under fire in debate
A detailed account outlines George E Sokolski’s critique of the book The Black Muslims and the rising profile of African American religious and political thought. It notes responses by Muslim leaders and commentators, touches on segregation, civil rights, and cross faith tensions, and mentions figures like Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. in a broader discussion of race, religion, and social order.
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George
E. Sokolsky
Tinea
Isham
Lesipe
Lancet
Sokotsky
Chen
Ciistian
Abel
Ila
Wwe
Nixon To Become Newspaper Writer
Fragmentary text mentions Nixon and a shift to journalism with references to a contract and future plans. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the piece centers on a notable figure entering the newspaper field and an associated agreement.
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Nixon
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