Lausche Criticizes Cuban Policy Across Parties
Democratic leader Senator Lausche joins critics of Kennedy administration Cuba handling. Taylor column cites Lausche as harsh on State and Defense secretaries and argues the issue is troubled, not partisan. The piece urges readers to consider Lausche's views alongside Mahon's call for restraint.
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Henry J. Taylor
Sen
Frank Lauschelong
Ohio
U.S
Lausche
Taylor
Kennedy Brothers
George Mahon
Florida
State
Defense
Mahon
Cuba
Sen. Lausche
Kremlin
Senate
Walter P Webb Dies in Auto Crash Near Austin
Walter Prescott Webb renowned West Texan historian and author died in an automobile accident near Austin late last week. A leading educator and chronicler of the West, Webb's best known work The Great Plains shaped regional understanding for decades.
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Walter Prescott Webb
Austin
Texas
Webb
Doctor Webb
West
Great Plains
Truths on Taxes and Government Finances
Governor Romney argues that government is funded solely by taxes and that many rely on government for benefits they should provide themselves. He warns taxpayers bear the costs while others obtain “something for nothing.”
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George Romney
Michigan
Romney
School can't teach children a character in home life
Fragmentary line notes the challenge of teaching character at home when schools face social pressures. The brief hints at parental or household influence on moral formation and behavior outside classroom walls.
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Chool
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal March 11 1963 front page details
The notice lists publication affiliation and rates for subscriptions in Lubbock and outside areas, including morning, Sunday, and combined services. It also presents the pledge and identifies officers Parker F Prouty as president and Chas A Guy as publisher.
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Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th &T
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
Chas. A. Guy
Prnor
United States of America
Red Paradise Mixes Up By Railcar Mixup
A quirky historical item notes a radio monitoring quip about Peoples Paradise and a logistics error. The piece mentions Khrushchev costs and a honeymoon alimony joke, then a Romanian rasp berry juice misrouting tied to a resin plant, illustrating bungled connections in a world context.
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Bob Considine
New York
Castro
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Radio Free Europe
Germany
Decin
Czechoslovakia
Reform But No Anarchy In Taxes
The piece argues against abolishing the Federal income tax via the Liberty Amendment. It asserts no substitute tax plan is offered by its backers and questions the fiscal logic of repealing the 16th Amendment. It warns against tax chaos amid national crisis and cold war tensions.
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Inez Robe
Arizona
United States
Uncle Sam
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Europe
Italy
England
Russia
U.S.S.R
Kennedy Prefers Rock as GOP Nominee to Ease a Fight
The article reports President Kennedy hopes the Republican nominee will be one who can be easily beaten, focusing on Nelson Rockefeller as the likely opponent. It discusses Rockefeller's conservative shift, potential weaknesses with northern liberals, and Eisenhower’s sway within GOP conservatives. It also notes Romney and Stratton as likelier conservative alternatives and Eisenhower’s expected limited involvement.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Kennedy
Nelson
Rockefeller
New York
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kenneth Keating
Taft
Republican Party
White House
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
GOP
Goldwater
Senate
Romney
Michigan
Stratton
Pennsylvania
Ike
the Rock
Treaty of Park Avenue
Nixon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lausche questions Kennedy Cuba policy and silent withdrawals
Senate Foreign Relations member Frank Lausche charges Kennedy and top officials with a retreat from hard positions on Cuba and Khrushchev. He cites altered missile and bomber counts, covert disarmament signals, and selective disclosure as undermining American defense and public trust.
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Henry J. Taylor
Secial
Senate Foreign Relations
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lausche
Turkey
Italy
Russia
McNamara
Foreign Relations Committee
Castro
Robinson Crusoe and modern anxieties in a breezy reflection
A reflective snippet contrasts Robinson Crusoe on a tranquil island with modern worries about competition and income. It notes American income at a high level yet warns the average person spends more than he earns, making the present feel burdensome and aging.
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Obinson Crusoe
Teller Relativity Talk Tops Bestseller List
Dr. Edward Teller discusses the universe and relativity on a new best selling record album by Spoken Arts. The album has sold rapidly following Teller receiving a Fermi award and is praised for making hard science accessible to the educated layman.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
UPI
Edward Teller
Teller
Fermi
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