Deficits Rise in Kennedy Era Under Democratic Governance
Treasury deficits under the Kennedy administration grow larger, with projections of an 1963 end deficit near 8.8 billion dollars and a 1964 deficit around 11.9 billion. The piece argues that deficit spending, driven by tax cuts and stimulus plans, threatens long term economic stability and may lead to a reckoning.
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Jrue
Press International
Lyle Wilson
Treasury
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Wilson
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Eisenhower
Washington
Bypass boon to business, says Bureau of Public Roads
The Bureau of Public Roads argues bypasses boost downtown trade by reducing congestion and improving parking. They claim safer highways cut deaths and lure back drivers, countering critics who say bypasses drain local commerce.
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Pere Long
Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau
Morning Edition Needless Details On A Texas Paper History
The page lists the Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition branding, publisher names Parker F. Prouty and Chas A. Guy, and 1963 subscription rates for various spans and regions. It also features the pledge and a note from Lubbock, Texas with street and date context.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty Chas. A. Guy
Carter
United States of America
Italian Communist Vote Rises Amid Economic Boost
Special correspondent notes a two per cent gain for the Italian Communist Party in last month’s election. Critics blamed the late John XXIII for a milder line, but Syracuse University professor John Clarke Adams argues the rise occurred against a thriving economy and other factors.
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Bob Considine
Ome
Italy
John XXIII
Jolly John
Pacemen
John Clarke Adams
Syracuse University
Goldwater Faces Dixie Electors Move With Confidence
Barry Goldwater remains unbothered by Southern states pushing unpledged electors as a tactic. He argues states may instruct delegates, and notes such electors would likely fail to derail his path if he is the Republican nominee. He cites polling suggesting South support and analyzes potential electoral fallout in a hypothetical race.
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Ruth Montgomery
Ashington
House of Representatives
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Darling
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Goldwater
Lyndon B. Johnson
Herman Talmadge
South
Texas
Georgia
Kennedy
Jfk
Lee Potter
Republican National Committee
House
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
William H. Crawford
Goldwater For President
Fac
Harvard
Vassar
Supreme Court
Olive Olivia Barkley
Harry Carey
Hicks
Sioux Falls
Cop
Everest
Russia
Sputnik
Crackdown on a Crime Wave in Washington Sparks Debate
A notorious scene unfolds as Eddie Hicks, 25, is arrested under vagrancy law after guitar playing in Dupont Circle drew crowds. The piece attacks vagueness of statutes, police overreach, and the chilling effect on civil liberties amid law-and-order rhetoric.
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Tully
Washington
Eddie Hicks
FBI
Dupont Circle
Hicks
Ar Tully
National Capital Parks
Neeple
America
Race For Moon Sparks Budget and Prestige Debate
The piece questions the moon mission cost estimates and motives. It contrasts Eisenhower's $40 billion figure with Webb's $20 billion and cites Kennedy rhetoric. It argues the program lacks clear benefits and warns against funding a costly prestige project while neglecting targeted scientific research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Astrobureaucracy
James E. Webb
U S Internal Revenue to open division office in Lubbock
W A Thomas of Dallas, collector for the Northern District of Texas, announced in Lubbock that a new and larger U S Internal Revenue division office will open here, with arrangements already completed for expanded quarters. Federal troops guard Ford Rouge plant amid disturbances after riots. Brig Gen Guthner says troops limited to security. Governors condemn strikes affecting essential war industries as a national security threat.
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Lubbock
U. S. Department of Internal Revenue
W. A. Thomas
Dallas
Texas
Detroit
Ford Rouge
Pratt and Whitney Aircraft
William E. Guthner
Rouge
Columbus
Ohio
America
Laos Budget Cuts Off Pathet Lao from Defense Funds
In Vientiane the coalition government approves a 1963 64 budget totaling 57 980 70 with defense set at 37.5 million shared by Nenuty Premier Gen Phoumi Nosavan and neutralist Souvanna Phouma. Kong Le led neutralist forces fight Pathet Lao at Plaine des Jarres. Souphanouvong absent at Plaine des Jarres HQ.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Fation of
Nenuty
Phoumi Nosavan
Souvanna Phouma
Kong le
Plaine Des Jarres
Souphanouvong
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Tinhbock Avalanche-Journal
Reg— Mannel
G_ AcNaught Syndicate
Considine’s
Dixie
Adams
New York Times
Rove
Coney's
Via Veneto
Trevi
Rome
U. S
Considine
By Kate Osann
Richard Starnes
Starnes
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Dulles International
Kennedy Himslef
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Can
Charles
Duke OF
Parma
Napoleon
Etruria
United States
Sudan
Sahara Desert
Icken
J.P Malone Homei
Reds
NEA, Inc
Bog US Pot. OF
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