Southerners Stand Against Kennedy Civil Rights Plan
Senate Southerners led by Richard B. Russell of Georgia vow a united fight against President Kennedy’s civil rights proposals. They condemn a federal bill restricting private business choices and empowering desegregation suits, warning of increased federal power over states and private property.
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Ighteen
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Kennedy
Russell
Congress
Supreme Court
Bobby Kennedy
John G. Tower
Texas
Dust Bowl fears flare over Southern Great Plains rainfall
A National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts report warns of possible renewed dust bowl conditions in Eastern Colorado, the Texas Oklahoma panhandle, and New Mexico. It cites dust storms, land damage, wheat losses, and drifting sand, with counties seeking federal disaster aid.
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Great Plains
National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Washington
Colorado
Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Civlized country rule forces retirement at 65
A reflection on a rule that compels a man active in business to retire at sixty five. The piece warns against fools both old and young handling weapons and notes happiness must be created with costly ingredients.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal 1963 Page 8 Ad Rates and Pledge
The notice lists subscription rates for morning, Sunday, and combined services in Lubbock and outside areas, with monthly and yearly pricing. It includes address details, ownership credit Parker Prouty and Chas A Guy as president editor publisher, and ends with the pledge of allegiance and publication date June 14 1963.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th St
Ave. J
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker
Prouty Tv Chas
A. Guy
Republic
Peace Corps to Help U.S. Fight Discrimination
Reds urge Africans to volunteer as Peace Corps to the United States to combat discrimination. They call for equal standards of living and living conditions for volunteers and American residents alike.
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Peace Corps
U.S
America
Overkill project has defenders military planning at stake
The final Taylor piece argues the U S nuclear stockpiling program rests on flawed past lessons from WWII and Tokyo raid losses. It warns that government, military, and industry push keep piling up materials, claiming safety through overwhelm while ignoring dangers and costs.
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Ploesti
Hitler
London
Pearl Harbor
Congress
Hiroshima
Taylor
Tomorrow's integration clash sparks nationwide fear
Andrew Tully argues that violence and polarization will surge as segregations fight back, blaming Northerners and politicians while predicting a turbulent tomorrow. He calls for Kennedy era civil rights laws and unity across North and South to prevent further bloodshed.
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New York
Detroit
South
Ali
Birmingham
Tie
Philadelphia
Boston
Mississippi
Kennedy
Congress
North
Austrian Dilemma A Refugee In Reverse
Otto Hapsburg, heir to a vanished throne, seeks return to Austria after 44 years exile. Socialists oppose resuming royal claims while courts debate passport fixes and his status as plain Dr Otto Hapsburg. The case highlights Austria’s Hapsburg Law and enduring political divides.
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Ienna
Austria
Realpolitik
Otto Hapsburg
Archduke Otto
Otto
Switzerland
Belgium
United States
Bavaria
Germany
der Rosenkavalier
Franz Josef
Mayerling
Vienna
Powers That Be
Ustria
Hapsburg
University of Louvain
Socialists
Seven Lubbock 4-H boys to visit South Plains Army Air Field
Seven Lubbock county 4-H boys among South Plain clubbers will visit South Plains Army Air Field next Wednesday to be honored by Army officers for producing food for victory. Named are Henry Kveton George Kveton Tilly Snead J W Ferguson Wayne McCoy Edwin Powe and Thomas Harris who qualified by producing food enough to meet a fighting man’s gooo budget.
Public may be saved yet fallout shelter plan debated
Richard Starnes argues against Kennedy fallout shelter programs, warns of cost and hysteria, questions the feasibility of mass sheltering, segregation and moral controls, and demands clear policy answers before any nationwide implementation.
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House
Kennedy Mores
Armed Services Subcommittee
Space Agency
Civil Defense
Congress
Woman Fishing at 99 Keeps Sacramento River Tradition Alive
Fresno AP reports Mrs. Mabel Isa Hyde, 99, continues fishing in the Sacramento River. Salmon remains her favorite thrill though age limits some trips. a week before her birthday she caught crappie. She used to trout fish but stopped due to rough terrain. SLAVS ARE SHORT Belgrade note accompanies market brief.
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Fresno
Calif
Mabel Isaa Hyde
Sacramento
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
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John Kennedy
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Tizzy
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Portland
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Oregon
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
By Galbraith
Mr. Caulkins
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