Pattern in Days of Protest Mirrors Communist Strategy
The piece argues that the International Days of Protest show increased boldness by Communist-linked groups. It cites Frank Emspak’s Budapest meeting with Viet Cong and North Viet Nam, Gus Hall’s travels, and lists groups labeled as leftist fronts. The article warns of Planned antiwar actions as deliberate, sponsored from Moscow, Peking and Hanoi.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U.S
Frank Emspak
Budapest
Viet Nam
China
Viet Cong
Dupes
Emspak
Gus Hall
Communist Party
Youth Socialist Alliance
Progressive Labor Party
May 2 Movement
Students For A Democratic Society
W.E.B. DuBois
American Security Council
Moscow
Peking
Hanoi
Secretaries Face Obsolete Machine Dream
Engineers discuss a voice activated automatic typewriter that would print dictated text without a secretary. Critics warn of numerous complications including boss will, decision making, and coffee breaks. Investors say the auto typewriter remains far off and businessmen value seasoned secretaries.
Gourmet's Delight Advertisement Near Dallas
An odd ad offers a home site near Dallas with a trickle of water described as watercress and parsley imagery. It hints at a quaint garden starter for a lucky buyer and mentions a playful, nonsensical prose about pests and couriers. The fragment ends without clear details or terms.
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Dallas
Picture of Earth from Space Could Gate World News
The article notes Jane's All the World’s Aircraft ponders which nation will first obtain a full-sphere earth photo from space. It explains such a shot would be easy yet has never occurred, offering a striking global visual despite atmospheric limits. The piece speculates the United States may lead the effort.
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Avalanche- Journal
United States
Russia
Earth
Jane's All the World
Lubbock
Flat Earth Society
U.S
Winter fashion for men with revolutionary flair unveiled
Paris designer Gilbert Fertich presents a winter wardrobe removing overcoats for men. The look features tunic jackets and tight trousers that flare into bell shapes, with sleeves on vests. He asserts the revolutionary woman requires a revolutionary male escort, prompting a counter reaction.
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Paris
Gilbert Fertich
Monsieur Feruch
Indonesia seeks ties with free Asian powers after upheaval
Indonesian military leaders, seeking to reduce Chinese Communist influence, look to Japan and other free Asian countries for economic, commercial, and technical alliances. The shift marks a major change in Jakarta as it aims to become a neutralist, responsible partner in Asia.
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Washington
Indonesia
Japan
Jakarta
Asia
China
Sukarno
Malaysia
Subanesho
Peking
Sukarmo
Ins
Suharto
Defense
Haris Nasution
Johnson
Malik
Thailand
Pakistan
Cybernation reshapes cities and industry in new outlook
The piece surveys cybernation as a force altering urban life and business布局. It argues automated plants can relocate production away from downtown areas to cheaper sites, affecting jobs and tax bases. It cites Sara Lee’s Deerfield operation and a computer guided bakery line as examples, and notes potential shifts toward service sectors and expanded parking and schools.
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Sam Zagoria
National Labor Relations Board
Washington
Commission On Technology, Automation
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Chicago
Sara Lee
Chicate
Deerfield
Carmlands
Department of Houseing and Urban Development
Just A Statistic on Aging and Insurance Labels
A humorist complains about being labeled a Senior Citizen and an An-hultant by insurers. The piece notes that age groups become mere statistics to those who compile them, while a boom period is described as a time when many take on second mortgages.
Mary McGrath on shoplifting and store controls
An op ed laments aggressive shoplifting measures at discount stores. It argues customer surveillance, bag checks, mirrors, and detectives erode civil liberty, turning ordinary shoppers into suspected thieves and calling for more staff rather than self service.
International atomic development plan released by state department
The state department released a plan for an international atomic development authority to control all fissionable materials and lease them to nations for science and industry. Texas Safety Association president A M Brock announced 1945 traffic safety award winners including Houston Dallas San Antonio Fort Worth Galveston Lubbock Brownsville and Denison. Fort Worth hosts college board meeting to consider bids for four Texas Tech dormitories.
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Washington
International “Atomic Development Authority
Nations For Science and Industry
State Department
Texas Tech
College Board of Directors
Fort Worth
Fulbright Critique and Cold War Rationale
The columnist attacks Senator Fulbright for gaffes and perceived softening of the Communist threat. It argues Fulbright misreads Vietnam and Cuba, misstates Australia’s troop role, and ignores Communist tyranny to warn that adopting his proposals would embolden Sino-Soviet strategy and endanger citizens.
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Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Canberra
Australia
U.S
United States
Paul Hailen
Ecumenical Council
Senator Fulbright
Washington
Johnson
Tornado season advice to curb panic in Wichita Falls
The editorial urges calm during tornado season in Wichita Falls noting only two historic twisters since 1882. It recommends practical steps: don’t panic, seek shelter or a sturdy wall base, and use safe actions like moving at a right angle to the storm or crouching in a ditch if caught outdoors.
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Wichita Falls
Dear Turnrow Turner Chooses A New Car Debate
O C McBride asks readers to pick between a Ford Mustang and a Chevrolet Corvair while noting his daughter’s wish for a Dodge Rebel. He also mentions a space program partnership idea between Russia and the U S and jokes about Billie Sol Estes in the fertilizer business.
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Billie Sol Estes
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Sau
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Liever
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Oxford
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London
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