Nuclear Danger Is Increasing Across the Global Arena
UN chief Thant warns Communist China may explode an atomic bomb within a year, heightening fears as Moscow and Washington push for a disarmament conference. Dean Rusk warns against proliferation and an enforceable treaty, while talks between US Britain and Soviet delegates loom on a test ban.
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U Thant
United Nations
China
Thant
Moscow
Winston Churchill
U.S
Russia
Ussr
Red China
United States
Washington
Dean Rusk
Britain
West
AS KENNEDY VISITS LONDON It’s All A Relative Matter
President Kennedy travels to London to assist Prime Minister MacMillan with Tory troubles. The piece highlights Kennedy family ties noting Kathleen Kennedy, the president’s sister, died in World War II and that she had married into the Hartington family.
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Ruth Montgomery
Ashington
Kennedy
London
Harold MacMillan
Kathleen Kennedy
Kathleen
Marquis of Hartington
Court of St. James’s
Billy Hartington
Duke of Devonshire
Dorothy Macmillan
Christine Keeler
David Ormsby-Gore
Washington
JFK
Prince Stanislas Radziwill
Patricia
Peter Lawford
Peters
Lady Lawford
Kennedy Bypasses Papal Coronation for Etiquette Reasons
In Rome, President Kennedy avoids the Papal coronation as tradition forbids a sovereign to share glory. Sec. of State Rusk, Chief Justice Warren, and Sen. Mansfield represent the United States. The Pope plans a public square ceremony, altering dress expectations for diplomats and guests. The Kennedys’ ties to British royalty and Irish visits frame a restless, loyal clan story.
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Stalins
United States
Paul VI
Kennedy
St. Peter’s Basilica
Paul
Ings
Kriegs
Rusk
Cornation
Pope Paul
Sec
Dean Rusk
Earl Warren
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Senate
England
Antonio Segni
Italy
St. Peter's
The
Holy Father
Trend of middle income families grows in 1962 census
Census Bureau data show U.S. families with annual incomes of 10 000 or more rose 18 percent in 1962 to about 8 000 families. The 25 000 and over group declined to just under one percent, signaling a continuing leveling off toward a broad middle class.
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Census Bureau
U.S
Shape Up or Stay Down: Britain Demands Pilots Lose Weight
The Ministry of Aviation orders overweight pilots to lose weight or be grounded amid fears of heart risks and mental strain during flights. The National Observer notes Britain’s strict policy as a decisive crackdown on pilot fitness.
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Poe Airlines
Ministry of Aviation
National Observer
Britain
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal in 1963 Front Pages
June 29 1963 edition page 4 section A of Lubbock Texas shows the Morning and Evening Evolution with national wire service from United Press International. Publisher Chas A Go and Parker P Prouty listed. Subscription rates shown.
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South Pisins
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journs
Avalanche-Journal Publishing
Ine
Sth Bt
Ave. J. Ln
Texas
Rae Stu
Texas Daily Press League
United Press International
Parker P. Prouty Chas. A
Peyable
Pest
Sli
Rina
Kennedy leadership in civil rights sparks national debate
An opinion piece contrasts John F. Kennedy with Dwight D. Eisenhower over civil rights leadership. It credits Kennedy for urging federal action to ensure equal rights while criticizing Ike for avoiding decisive leadership and relying on court rulings. The author laments Senate filibusters and praises Kennedy's call to treat civil rights as a national crisis requiring action.
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Garrett
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
South
Supreme Court
Ike
Little Rock
John Kennedy
Jack
Hottest weather of the year logged in Dallas Fort Worth and Waco
Dallas Fort Worth and Waco recorded the hottest weather of the year with Fort Worth 102 degrees, Waco 101 and Dallas 99.4. A committee to aid in service to area service men was formed by the Llano Estacado Camp and Hospital Council, per Allen Bros American Legion Post. Members named are C. P. Carlock, Dr. O C Neville, Paul Hardwick and J A Raley Jr.
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Dallas, Fort Worth
Waco
Fort Worth
Dallas
Ince
Llano’ Estarado Camp
Losing battle of diet crisis on the home front
Narrative piece recounts a wartime diet struggle as the narrator weighs himself at Miss Meachley’s scales, laments malnutrition, and contemplates meals while others mending clothes and a growing Chip wear the tailor’s pants. The tone is rueful and humorous with recurring medical and domestic details.
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Saigon
Miss Meadley
Crestfallen Manor
Flinder’s Bakery
Chip
Cat Phuong
Kennedy Reveals Secret Service Identity in Ireland
President Kennedy challenged James Rowley, chief of the Secret Service, to identify himself before a large Cork crowd. The moment exposed the normally faceless agency as Kennedy highlighted staff members, including Irishmen, on the Secret Service payroll.
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Cork
Ireland
Kennedy
Secret Service
James Rowley
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Inez Robb
Ome
Irish Sea
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Montgomery
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Abraham Lincoln
Senate of the
America
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Desert of
Sinai
Egypt
John Smoaker
Miles Skahton
Enaland
Prince OF Wales
George II
Richard Starnes
Starnes
Cat
Andy
Miss Meachley
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