The Connally Amendment in World Court debates
Washington liberals push to repeal the Connally Amendment restricting U S acceptance of World Court jurisdiction. The piece reviews Denison Kitchel’s defense and notes the 1946 Senate debate led by Sen Tom Connally. It warns that repeal could threaten national sovereignty and hint at UN Assembly dynamics.
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Washington
U.S
World Court
Denison Kitchel
William Henry Chamberlin
The
Wall Street Journal
Senate
Connally
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Kitchels
Wr Chamberlin
Assembly of the United Nations
Panama Canal
Guantanamo
Uncle Sanos
Danger of Crop Land Loss and Resource Waste Highlighted
In Beverly Times a warning on erosion over cropping and land use notes Americans own little native soil while three acres of crop land and seven of grazing sustain food. Experts fear crop and grass land erosion and resource waste will trigger shortages as consumption rises.
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Amsassachusetts
The
Beverly Times
Pay Rates and Subscriptions for Lubbock Avalanche Journal 1963
Publication details for the Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition in Lubbock Texas dated June 10 1963 include subscription prices for various terms and delivery options. The ad lists advance pay, circular rates for in town and carrier delivery, and combined Morning Evening and Sunday packages. It also notes affiliations with press associations and contains a pledge of allegiance text.
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South Plains
Avalanche Journal
Publishing Companys Inc
Ave J. Lubbock
Texas National
Texas Daily Press League
Tetaseto
Associated Press For
Tarhek
Prouty
Chas
Guy
Subaru Kiplion SR
Fetter
Mai Mornity
United States of America
Republic
Lubbock
Texas
Plan to Backfire GOP In Bid To Southerners
The piece reports top Kennedy strategists and administration officials arguing that Repblican efforts to win ultra-conservative Southern votes may harm the GOP more than help. It notes shifts in party power, suburban voter influence, and a rising cross-region two party trend with Georgia as a case study. It mentions Barry Goldwater as potential nominee and Dixie voting patterns.
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Ruth Montgomery
Ashington
Kennedy
Solid South
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Barry
Dixie
GOP
Spain’s Early 1960s Boom Driven by Housing and Industry
A Spanish economic upturn shows rapid growth in 1962 with a 20 percent rise in new industrial plants and equal gains in plant equipment. Housing booms spread from Madrid to other cities, driven by subsidized, low income housing. Mechanization advances in agriculture accompany a tax reform approach aided by professional groups, while foreign reserves grow from 60 million to over 1 billion dollars as Spain plans a new four year development strategy based on World Bank findings.
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Madrid
Spain
CHU
Ministry of Finance
Toledo
Seville
World Bank
Europe tightens grip as U S economy braces for clash
An analysis notes European Common Market growth boosts rivals and hints the United States must reduce tariffs and taxes, boost automation, and adjust to competing with European firms. It argues for policy shifts to level the field and prevent a long downturn as the Six expand trade inside and against the United States.
Clergymen among 21 Texans graduate Army chaplain school
Three South Plains men Reverend Herbert H. Hamilton of Sudan Reverend Earl Landtroop of Idalou and Reverend Aubrey McAuley of Littlefield join 18 others as graduates from the Army Chaplain School at Harvard University. Lubbock Lions Club elects Dr. Ewell L. Hunt president at Hilton Hotel luncheon. A Walnut bronze plaque shows no traffic deaths in Lubbock for 1942 and 1943 so far in city records.
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Lubbock
Lubbock Lions Club
Ewell L. Hunt
Hilton Hotel
Sam J. McFarland
A. H. Maas
W. L. Morrison
H. J. Bingham
John Toles
J. William Davis
Dr. Hunt
Harry Morris
Don Reeder
Homer Harrison
Police Force Consists of Monks
Fragmentary note states a police force is composed of monks. No further context or details available.
Defense Delays Peaceful Use Visit To An H Bomb Plant
Henry J. Taylor tours the Savannah River H bomb plant describing the five reactor workers Charley Roger Lily Polly and Witty and detailing uranium processing from ore to ingot. He highlights isotopes plutonium detection and the aim of peace insurance amid ongoing overkill stockpiling plans.
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Henry J. Taylor
Savannah River
8.C
Charley
Roger
Lily
Polly
Witty
New York
Grand Central Station
Idaho Feels Centennial Fever and Fiddlers Hall of Fame
Idaho residents celebrate territorial centennial with beards and old recipes. Civic groups convert halls into museums while Weiser plans a Fiddlers Hall of Fame and a national fiddling contest June 17 22 with funding raised locally. Governor Smylie invites Jack Benny to participate.
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Boise, Idaho
UPI
Hall of Fame
Weiser
Robert E. Smylie
Jack Benny
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