JFK Seeks To Mend Fences On European Tour
President Kennedy’s European trip aims to repair frayed ties with Western Europe and offset Charles de Gaulle’s influence. The tour pursues NATO nuclear force talks and to reaffirm U.S. commitment, though full success remains uncertain as speeches unfold.
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Kennedy
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
France
NATO
Western Europe
United States
U.S
de Gaulle
Two Popes Show Stark Contrast In Aging and Leadership
Special correspondent notes Paul VI and John XXIII differ in age and approach. Paul VI, aging pope at 65, embodies disciplined scholarly rigor and energy, while John XXIII offered warmth and pastoral simplicity that won broad affection. The piece contrasts cardinal ages, their paths, and the Vatican’s evolving burdens.
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U.S
Paul VI
U. S
Eugene Cardinal Pacelli
Pius XII
Angelo Cardinal Roncalli
Sacred College of Cardinals
Church
John XXIII
Santa Claus
Buildings For The Elderly Suggest Home Furnishing Reforms
Column by Noverre Musson argues aging Americans require safer, more supportive interiors. Practical tips include high armchairs, firm sofas, stable dining tables, accessible storage, and beds at chair height. Bathrooms must be hazard free to protect elder residents.
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Musson
Hugh McClellan Dies After Forty Years in Lubbock
A familiar Lubbock figure for four decades, Hugh J. McClellan, longtime Mason and secretary of Yellowhouse Lodge No. 841 A F and A M, has died. He was widely known and respected as a "good man" among friends and Masonic peers.
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Lubbock
Hugh J. McClellan
Yellowhouse Lodge
A.F
A.M
McClellan
Hugh McClellan
Bailey says Republicans should not play politics on civil rights
OHN M. BAILEY, chair of the Democratic National Committee, accused Republicans of politicizing the civil rights issue while defending Democrats as the proper party to handle it.
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Ohn M. Bailey
Democratic National Committee
Burr
Equine Protest in New Berlin Stirs Local Oddity
A New Berlin man phoned police after an unusual encounter with two horses. One horse vaulted onto his car hood and headbutted the windshield before both horses departed together, leaving the car damaged and the owner puzzled by the bizarre incident.
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New Berlin
Wisconsin
Old pot bellied stove still heats rooms
A note mentions an out of date pot bellied stove that could still heat a room, highlighting practical use despite age.
Walking Over Cars Message Persists in Youth Attitudes
A line of argument notes that persuading younger people to favor walking over driving remains difficult. Advocates emphasize health, environment, and urban design to shift behavior.
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York
Lubbock Journal Rates and Pledge Notice June 26 1963
The page shows subscription prices for Morning, Sunday and Evening editions with rates for Lubbock and outside, including daily, weekly, and monthly terms. It also carries the U S pledge of allegiance and publication details for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal dated June 26 1963 Page 8 Section A.
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Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th St
Ave. J
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty Chas
A. Guy
United States of America
Republic
Prayer Ruling Spars Court Debate on Bible in Schools
Henry J. Taylor argues the Supreme Court overreaches on church and state issues while praising Founding ideals. He contrasts the ruling on obscenity with the neglect of prayer in schools and laments pedantic court thinking. He cites Lincoln and de Tocqueville to defend spiritual roots of America.
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Henry J. Taylor
York
Supreme Court
Lady Chatterley
U.S
de Tocqueville
America
Plymouth Rock
Lincoln
Lubbock Club Installs Aetna Christie as President
Mrs. Aetna Christie becomes president of the Lubbock Business and Professional Women's Club at a Wednesday installation dinner led by retiring president Mrs. Alice M. Dyer. Other new officers include Vera Chapman as vice president Anna Mae Webb as recording secretary Gladys Heaton as corresponding secretary and Ann Kelly as treasurer. Also installed were Yellowhouse Lodge No 841 AF and AM officers Burl Ham master Alton Abbott senior warden Cliff Elliott junior warden O C Sherrod senior deacon Max T Davis junior deacon Weldon Scarborough senior steward Morris Crawford junior steward and Howard E Hunt tiler.
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Aetna Christie
Lubbock
Yellowhouse Masonic Lodge
Af&am
Burl Ham
Alton Abbott
Cliff Elliott
O. C. Sherrod
Max T. Davis
Weldon Scarborough
Morris Crawford
Howard E. Hunt
Won't Face a Test Dangers in Radioactive Fallout Debate
Richard Starne argues in a provocative column that raising safe radiation limits mirrors raising highway speeds, warning the RFC and federal agencies push harmful complacency. He decries reliance on bureaucratic math to justify dangerous exposure and calls for moral restraint.
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Richard Starne
Rone
Escheat Suits Filed by Attorney General
District clerk Richard Crowell said Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr has filed suit to collect 6002 dollars of abandoned money under the states escheat law. Carrs suit targets Me Tex Cooperative Wolfe City East Texas State College Commerce and Farmers Electric Cooperative of Greenville seeking funds abandoned by original owners for more than seven years.
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Greenville
API
Richard Crowell
Waggoner Carr
Carr
Me-Tex Cooperative
Wolfe City
East Texas State College of Commerce
City of
Farmers Electric Co-operative Inc
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