Lubbock Lawmakers Propose Local Vocational School Districts
A Texas House and Senate bill from Lubbock proposes nationally urgent locally financed Vocational Training School Districts under local control. Boards would include city and county officials plus a juvenile and county judge, funding via local taxes. Training could cover auto mechanics and welding to fill skilled labor shortages.
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Lubbock
House
J. Collier Adams
Senate
Sen
H. J
Doc) Blanchard
Bill Parsley
Reed Quilliam
Gty Commission
County Commissioners Court
South Plains
Predictions on Climate Swirl as Winter Ends
The season has been severe nationwide and sparked many forecasts of a new Ice Age. Some expect an exceptionally hot summer and argue the world climate is steadily warming, with equally persuasive evidence from both sides.
Mass job openings highlight state employment bureau
The Division of Employment Security in Massachusetts lists about 200 openings for interviewers who assist applicants in finding work. This example shows how bureaucracy can generate more jobs for its own staff while helping people secure employment.
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Massachusetts
E Division of Employment Security
American firms to market girdles in Europe
American manufacturers plan to introduce girdles in Europe as they seek to reshape old country markets and expand their overseas reach.
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Europe
A Successful Man Maintains Contact With Relatives For Favors
A concise aphorism notes that a successful man keeps in touch with kin as they continually seek favors, implying ongoing reciprocity in family dynamics.
Charles de Gaulle Besieged by Both Sides in Crisis
The French leader faces a political stalemate as right wing and left wing factions attack from all sides. He stands at the center of a mounting crisis with mounting pressure from opposing camps.
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Charles de Gaulle
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal March 9 1963 ad rates and pledge
A page from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal shows subscription pricing for morning, evening, and Sunday editions with durations and outside-city rates. The page includes the Pledge of Allegiance and identifies staff and publishing details.
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South Plains
Pebuisher
Lubbock
Mons
United States of America
Sec
Texas
Copyright and War Claims Stir Book Editions
A correspondent notes two editions of Denisovich in U S bookstores, Solzhenitsyn to receive royalties from E P Dutton, while a second publisher copies the work without permission amid copyright disputes. The piece also recalls a Chinese remark about competing editions of Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo.
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Bob Considine
EW York
Ivan Denisovich
U.S
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
E. P.,dutton & Co
Russia
Chungking
Tokyo
Random House
Ted’ Lawson
Richard Strauss
Lausanne
Kennedy News Management Faces Public Backlash
In a critical column Inez Robb argues the Kennedy administration fails to control the narrative, loses ground on Cuba tax reform and civil rights, and undermines its own program by wavering before Congress. The piece questions the presidents willingness to fight for his agenda and urges bold public persuasion.
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Inez Robb
Kennedy
Venus
Arthur Krock
Fortune Magazine
Cuba
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Charlie
American Bankers Association
Congress
Capitol Hill
Kennedy charm as a tool in press access debated
Arthur Krock argues the Kennedy White House uses exclusives to shape public perception rather than mere courtesy. He notes presidents sell their message through selective interviews while urging reporters to enter with healthy skepticism and caveat emptor.
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Andrew Tully
Ashington
Arthur Krock
The
New York Times
Krock
National
Kennedy
White House
Brooklyn Bridge
Tully
John F. Kennedy
Fourth Estate
Charlie Bartlett
Amercan
Eisenhower
Utopia as Pure Ground for Honest Insurance Claims
A concise utopian ideal portrays a society where residents never attempt false insurance claims, highlighting a flawless system of trust and integrity. The statement invites reflection on ethics and the social consequences of fraud.
Job Stumbles on Waxed Floor at Home
A man named Job loses footing on a waxed floor inside his home. No injuries reported but the mishap prompts caution about slippery surfaces.
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Job
Cagney Garson Tie Won Oscars for Best Actor and Actress
James Cagney received the best actor Oscar for Yankee Doodle Dandy while Greer Garson won best actress for Mrs. Miniver. Mrs. Miniver was named outstanding picture and earned honors for screenplay, black and white cinematography, and directing, defeating The Invaders Kings Row and Pied Piper. Garson faced Bette Davis Katherine Hepburn Rosalind Russell and Teresa Wright in the actress race.
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Hollywood
James Cagney
Greer Garson
Kings Row
Miss Garson
Bette Davis
Katherine Hepburn
Rosalind Russell
Teresa Wright
Admitted Controversy Over Steady Dating Ban
Father James A Carey at St Michael's High School Jersey City bans steady dating on pain of expulsion arguing discipline over permissive trends. The stance sparks debate among educators and religious authorities highlighting parental responsibility and youth guidance.
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Father Carey
St. Michael’s High School
Jersey City
N.J
St. Michael’s
Godfey Kasper
St. Michael's ‘High School
Union City
Candidate Mrs Hargrave Reaffirms Mrs. America Bid
Mrs. Paul Hargrave 35 a Houston mother of four changed her mind about withdrawing from the Mrs. America contest. She had planned to pull out claiming family duties would interfere but received urging to stay and her husband supported her. The winner receives a Europe trip a wardrobe and prizes.
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Houston
UPI
Paul Hargrave
Walk with the times slogan fronts Rome election posters
In Rome both the Communist and Christian Democrat parties deploy identical campaign posters urging votes for the April 28 29 general elections. The shared message reads Walk with the times. Walk with us.
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Rome
Italy
Communist
Christian Democrat
the Times
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Considine
Collier's
George Middleton
Arlington
Dramatists’ Guild of the Authors’ League of America
Bulletin of the Copyright Society of the
U.S.A
Middleton
Office of Alien Property
Department of Justice
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
WEA
Tod Beg
the News
Kennedys
Sophia Loren
JFK
Pennsylvania Avenue
Betty Hodgson
Layton
England
North Adams
Mass
Richard Starnes
Shhree
James A. Carey
Starnes
Long Island
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