Parley Faces Dim Outlook in Geneva Disarmament Talks
Nations from 17 countries gather in Geneva to seek a framework for disarmament. Observers predict little chance of success given 70 failed conferences since 1946, with Khrushchev and De Gaulle openly doubtful and France absent. Western delegates hope for progress but fear stalemate amid Berlin tensions and rising Cold War distrust.
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Lubbock notice outlines park and service charges
The notice from Lubbock Texas references park and service charges with amounts around twenty dollars and several monthly terms. It lists locations in Lubbuck and mentions a March 15 date with figures for 2 month and 3 month terms.
Considerine's On The Lines A Student Look At Russia
Special Correspondent reports a student overview of Russia highlighting daily life, schooling, and cultural observations. The piece notes social expectations and press portrayal, offering on the ground impressions amid limited access to official information.
Kennedy Labor Policy Clash Roils U S Politics
President Kennedy and Labor Secretary Goldber consider limits on labor wage demands to protect the national economy and defense. They warn against prolonged production stoppages and pledge government involvement to curb price shocks while labor supporters debate productivity linked wage gains.
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Memory Lane Highlights March 13 Civic Meeting Issues
Lubbock Morning Avahanese reports on a congested highway border near Municipal airport and a council meeting Thursday outlining steps to present the ges ational overflowing. An eyewitness Tulsa scene recalls a near bombing with a wall collapse and explosions. A US submarine sunk three enemy freighters in Japanese waters, part of Pacific naval actions.
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Differences Could Aid U S Debate On Reds By Sokolsky
A long discussion of Soviet leadership, reforms, and political contrasts covers Stalin's dictatorship, Khrushchev's critique of cult of personality, and comparative suggestions on Western responses to Soviet and Chinese Communists. The piece notes debates on ideology, leadership, and global power dynamics amid Cold War tensions.
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