Nixon Era Test Ban Debate Grows Among U S Leaders
Discussion over a possible international air test ban heats up as Secretary McNamara pushes for an agreement with the Soviet Union while the three Chiefs of Staff favor continued testing. U S credibility and national security loom as Moscow hints at terms, delaying a clear path forward.
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Kennedy
United States
Russia
Robert McNamara
McNamara
U.S
Kremlin
Moscow
Kennedy Trip Brings 1964 Campaign to Forefront
The 1964 presidential race opens with President Kennedy returning from a so called nonpartisan Western swing as Goldwater headquarters open near the White House. Kennedy and Rockefeller acknowledge political aims amid a three horse field including Romney and Scranton. Kennedy speaks at Air Force Academy White Sands and a Mayors convention while still courting Democratic women in Hollywood and a high priced Los Angeles fundraiser.
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Ashington
Kennedy
White House
Barry Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
George Romney
William Scranton
JFK
Air Force Academy
White Sands
el Paso
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Democratic Hollywood
Eisenhower
Progress
Democratic Party
Rocky
Romney
Arizona
Montgomery
Rockefeller
Michigan
Goldwater
GOP
Political Trip Costs Draw Mixed Reactions
Public Relations Director Sam Brightman dodged a direct answer about Democratic National Committee funding for the president's trip. He said the journey's primary purpose was non political, suggesting minimal or no reimbursement, aside from possible car fare for a breakfast event at the Hollywood Palladium.
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Sam Brightman
Democratic National Committee
Democratic P.R.D
Sam
Beverly Hilton
Hollywood Palladium
Patrick Herry
Age Of The Refugee In The Atomic Era
Special Correspondent Inez Robb recounts the 1956 Hungarian refugee crisis as 180000 fled across Austria in a harsh winter. The UN and private groups aided by shelters, scholarships, and repatriation efforts. By six and a half years later most settled abroad, with 18000 to 25000 possibly returning to Hungary.
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Inez Robb
Senna
Austria
United Nations High Commission For Refugees
International Rescue Committee
Dominican Republic
Hungary
International Refugee Committee
Hainbach
Vienna
Rockefeller Foundation
Uncle Sam
U. S
Ministry of the Interior
Traiskirchen
United States
Switzerland
West Germany
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Scandinavian Countries
Australia
Canada
Rockefellers Backers Persist In 1964 Presidential Race
Andrew Tully reports Rockefeller remains in the Republican race citing Catholics anti divorce vote and Kennedy strength. Supporters note remarriage. Goldwater and Romney gain ground with Gallup style poll shifts. Conservative critics warn Puritan skepticism and public image issues will shape convention choices.
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Andrew Tully
Ashington
Nelson Rockefeller
Happy Murphy
Kennedy
Tully
Rockefeller
Potts
Goldwater
Rommney
New York
Mannace
Gallun
Romney
Push-Button Age Warns Against Easy Living
A columnist laments a push-button era that pushes convenience, urging readers to take on hard, taxing work without relying on effortless shortcuts. The piece warns against life on a platter and reminds that some tasks require real effort and stamina.
Government Keeps Temporary Taxes Past Wartime Banner
Specialists warn language shifts as terms like temporary lose their wartime meaning. The Government still levid permanent revenue from taxes once described as temporary, blurring the line between temporary and lasting policy.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Pledge and 1963 publication note
The page presents the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal masthead from June 17 1963 detailing publication info the Daily and Sunday editions subscription rates and a pledge of allegiance as part of the page footer. It notes ownership Avalanche Journal Publishing Company and staff positions and includes national wire service affiliations with AP and UP newspapers.
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Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th Bt
Ave. J. Libbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker PF
Pruuty Chas A. Guy
Carrer
United States of America
Republic
Scrambled World Reflects Confusion in Academic Circles
A playful observation notes disorder in scholarly life with references to researchers and policy debates. The tone suggests satire about the tension between theory and practice in universities and think tanks. The piece implies frustration with bureaucratic complexity and crowded agendas.
Canning Centers Planned Across 54 Counties in War Aid Effort
W. A. King explains the plan to create 20 community canning centers in 54 counties to conserve wartime food from victory gardens. Henry Elder invited the talk at the Hilton. Frank Baker notes an upcoming Jaycee membership drive. A Red Cross nursery project is announced to assist mothers with child care, opening afternoons this week. The War Department allows overseas fathers to receive V Mail photos of infants born since departure, with strict size and form rules.
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Lubbock Fair Grounds
W. A. King
Vocational Agriculture Department
Chamber of Commerce
Hilton Hotel
Victory Gardens
Henry Elder
Lubbock Senior High School
Frank Baker
Jaycee Organization
C. P. Carlock
The
Red Cross
Sixteenth St
Avenue J
City
Parent-Teacher Council
Washington
War Department
Government Immensity Costs and National Control Debate
Henry J. Taylor argues that the Kennedy era expands government size through overkill stockpiles, new tax programs, and foreign aid, worsening checks and balances. He urges reducing government immensity and maintaining two strong parties to ensure accountable governance.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Clay Commission
Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Crabmeat Stuffed Tomatoes Recipe
Wash six medium tomatoes and scoop pulp. Fill shells with crabmeat bread crumb mixture seasoned with lemon juice salt pepper and cayenne. Top with cheddar and bake uncovered at 375 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes. Serves six.
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