Khrushchev's Asia Trip Seen Mixed, US Aids Eyed
UPI editor says Khrushchev left Southeast Asia with limited gains in disarmament and world peace while Asia shows continued U.S. aid influence. Nations prize Soviet talks but stress neutrality as they balance East and West amid Khrushchev’s boorish behavior versus Eisenhower's affable diplomacy.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Southeast Asia
Phil Newsom
United Press International
Khrushchev
India
Indonesia
Ant Khrushchev
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Eisenhower
Asia
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Sukarno
Bruno Hauptmann
John F. Condon
Lindbergh
Norse Arrival in North America Suggested by Instad
Arctic explorer Helge Instad proposes Norwegian voyages settled parts of what is now Rhode Island between 982 and 1350. He asserts Norwegians formed early settlements centuries before Columbus, though they reportedly abandoned them and returned to Europe.
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Helge MI Instad
North America
Greenland
Instad
Rhode Island
Europe
Columbus
Northernurope
New World
Chris
Inflation Lure Pushes Farm Land Prices Higher
Despite rural-to-urban migration, farm land values rise as city buyers, retirees, and investors seek land as a hedge against inflation. Economists link demand for personal land, vacation homes, subsistence farming, and perceived long term value to the rising prices and economic anxiety.
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U.S
Adam Declares Truthful Love to One Special Girl
A man named Adam told a girl she is the only one who thrills him, claiming she stands out as the sole heart mover in his world. The remark frames a personal confession of romantic affection.
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Adam
Lubbock Morning Edition Pledge Ad Contained in 1960 Paper
Fragment from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal describes a pledge promoting justice with legal wording. It notes circulation details, pricing, and a Page 4 Section C reference in Lubbock Texas dated March 3 1960. It mentions The Associated Press and Texas Daily Press League affiliations.
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J. Lubbock
Texas
National Pavers
Texas Daily Press League
Associated Frees
United Fresh International
Lubbock
Results Of Positive Thinking Right Mental Diet Essential
An editor’s note introduces the fourth piece in a 12 article series on The Amazing Results Of Positive Thinking. Norman Vincent Peale emphasizes joy through proper body care and a right mindset, urging readers to seek joy and train the mind toward constructive thoughts, avoiding grudges and negativity.
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Norman Vincent Peale
Peate
Elbert Hubbard
Henry David Thoureau
Bald Eagle Defended as national symbol amid praise
Special correspondent recounts supportive public reaction after Dr Morris labeled the bald eagle harshly. Carl Buchheister of the Audubon Society argues the eagle is a rightful national symbol. He notes the bird’s diet, protection by Congress, and its declining numbers in the continental U.S. with Alaska hosting more. The piece links public sentiment, conservation, and common-sense defense of Old Baldy.
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Inez Robb
U.S.A
Richard B. Morris
History Department
Columbia University
Morris
Carl Buchheister
National Audubon Society
Old Baldy
Buchheister
Alan Douglass
Brooklyn
Dr. Morris
United States
Alaska
Florida
Chesapeake Bay
Congress
George E. Sokolsky
Sokolsky
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Endowment For International
Carnegie Endowment
Andrew, Carnegie
Henry Ford
Rosika Schwimmer
Reform in Health Field Sparks Federal Role Debate
Ailing Americans may benefit as Blue Cross and private insurers resist federal health care expansion modeled on Social Security. President Eisenhower opposes a broad federal system while Kennedy proposes a widely supported medical measure. Federal plans will pay up to half of costs for about 2 million workers and 2.2 million dependents, with Blue Cross and Aetna proposing plans to涵 broaden coverage.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Blue Cross
Uncle Sam
American Medical Assn
White House
Tucker
Washington
Nixon
Arthur S. Flemming
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Budget Bureau
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
California
Afl-Cio
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Civil Service Commission
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Hartford
Conn
Aetna
Los Angeles
FDR
Townsend
Huey P. Long
United States
Road bond plan gains favor in Cochran Yoakum area
A $260 000 bond election carried 295 to 104 to build a 35 mile Cochran to Gaines County road designated as route 214 with 120 foot right of way. Other items note Huey P. Long machine downfall in Louisiana, airline service hearings near Lubbock and a 1960 baby forecast with no warning measures.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Plains
Cochran County
Gaines
Yoakum County
American Airlines
Oklahoma City
San Diego
Calif
Lubbock
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
C. W. Jacob
Peace campaign faces grave UN challenges in 1950s world
The article argues the United States struggles to maintain influence in the UN amid shifting neutrality trends led by the Bandung conference. It notes Cuba’s possible pivot toward Soviet camp, outlines risks to American diplomacy, and questions Castro's demands and sugar policy as triggers for potential escalations.
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United States
United Nations
Latin America
Cuba
Yugoslavia
Russia
Venezuela
Panama
Israeli Premier Ben-Gurion to Visit U.S. for Honorary Degree
Premier David Ben-Gurion will travel to the United States to receive an honorary doctorate of law from Brandeis University in a March 9 ceremony in Waltham Massachusetts. He will lecture on Science and Ethics The Contribution of Greece India and Israel and will be accompanied by his wife.
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Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
United States
Brandeis University
Brandeis
Waltham
Mass
Ben-Gurion
Greece
India
Israel
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