Latin America Faces a Dark Outlook and U S Policy Questions
The column argues the Alliance for Progress has failed to curb revolutions in Latin America, noting Peronist victories in Argentina and fears of a broader right-left surge. It blames U S focus on distant interests, poor mutual understanding, and questions whether past leaders’ policies will be effective with Kennedy’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin America
U. S
Washington
Alliance For Progress Plan
Peronist
Argentina
Fidel Castro
Bolivia
Ecuador
Brazil
Guatemala
John S. Knight
Detroit Free Press
Franklin JD
Roosevelt
Mr. Knight
Harry Truman
D._Fitenhower
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Truman
Eisenhower
U.S
Ees
Cold Virus Variety Expands View of Common Ailment
A Scientific American report notes six new distinct cold virus strains found in nasal discharge patients, raising total implicated viruses to 18. The piece argues the common cold is a complex disease rather than a simple malady, given its varied viral causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnst
Scientific American
Sick Comedy and the American Image Abroad
Literary editor of the London Daily Mail critiques American comics who peddle sick comedy. He argues these performers do not reflect American tastes and warns foreign audiences may misread the nation if they view this fringe as typical American humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily Mail
Gireles
Peonte
Local and subscription rates at Lubbock outlet
A garbled excerpt lists subscription options and prices for the Lubbock area including 1 year and 6 month plans. It references Mindare Ave and mentions Parker Prully and various rate figures, with a pledge line at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Toga
Wien
Mindare
Fevtti
Dalian Texas
Latark
Texas
Parker Prully
Luttuck
Suntoy
Murine
Durin Leubbace
Muteany
Suriny
Morne Bey
Potts
Mommie
Kunday
Considerine on the Line A Central Park Cafe Debate
Huntington Harford and New York City Parks officials push a plan for an outdoor cafe in Central Park with global precedents cited. The piece notes the proposed pavilion as a winter and summer tourist draw and even suggests fortified features for security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Considine
New York Huntington
New York
Europe
Asia
Africa
Ow York
Central Park
Copenhagen
Edith Druell Stone
Mr. Stone
Iter
Eyeshells and coffee pots spark a modern industry
The writer riffs on instant eyeshells as a new industry for farmers and coffee lovers. He recalls grandma’s eggshell method and contrasts it with electric coffee makers, noting how households accumulate gadgets. A humorous plea for a nationwide promotion follows amid coffee culture fever.
Kennedy and Congress clash over constitutional powers
Special correspondent Ray Tucker surveys rising executive dominance under President Kennedy. Congress retains revenue and war‑making limits but cedes tariff and funding controls, prompting questions on who truly controls money and war while lawmakers name Vinson McClellan and Stennis as examples of congressional pushback and probes into executive influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker
Ashington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Korea
Lebanon
Southeast Asia
United Nations
Capitol Fhm
Rep
Carl Vinson
Georg
White House
Sen
John J. McClellan
Arkansas
John Stennis
Mississippi
Pentagon
Civics Lesson and Supreme Court Roles Highlighted
A reader argues civics should be taught in public schools and that Supreme Court justices must know law and the Constitution. The piece notes nine justices interpret constellations on cases. it references Warren and Marshall while describing the court as a lasting, revered institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
George E. Sokolsky
Phoenix
Sokolsky
Justive
Earl Warren
Warren
Taft
Hughes
New York State
Hugo Black
Felix Frankfurter
Washington
John Marshall
Morse Telegraph Club of America Forms Local Chapter
Lubbock remembers a new national group under The Morse Telegraph Club of America. The club honors telegraphers as skilled technicians and preserves their memory, with members from all walks of life who once worked in or continue to work in the profession. The piece notes the club’s broad reach and historical purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Row
Morse ‘Telegraph Club of America
Chinese Nationalist Cabinet Sets Four Month Day Limit
Formosa report notes a four month day limit take effect starting June 1 as the Chinese Nationalist Cabinet criticizes and derides recent moves. The AP dispatch outlines government stance amid ongoing political tension in the region.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Field States of
Res Manning
Considine’s
The
Louvre
Eiffel Tower
Notre Dame
Tour D'Argent
Piazza di San Marco
Venice
France
Bois de Boulogne
Pavillon
Crox_ de
Bob Hope
Palm Springs
Cal
Hope
Wilson
Considine
Robb
Peter Tor
Grandia
Aniban Stresain
Archit
Aes
Chex Robb
Mary
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Ohana Wea, Bm
Tak Rag UE Pa
Bert-Aderomnte
Jfk
Tucker
House Senate
FDR
Treasury-White House
House
Senate Armed Services
Senate
IFK
Geneva
U. Tariff Commission
Vinson
Armed Services Committee
Canitol Hill
Nonwhite
Salisbury
SAP
Masotsha
Mike Howe
Rhodesian Federation
Nigeria
Himalaya
Col. Yarry
Mertith
South AfRica
By Galbraith
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!