Senate subcommittee blasts delays in missile base work
A Senate subcommittee reports intolerable delays in missile and space programs over four and a half years due to wildcat strikes and slowdowns. It cites 325 stoppages at 19 sites from Cane Canaveral to March 34, with overtime pay and featherbedding. The panel faults both unions and management, urging actions to stop threats to national security.
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Retired Husband Adjustment Problems Highlighted by Doctor
Dr Ralph T. Coline of Rawchester NY warns retirement widens strain on wives who must adapt to constant presence at home. He urges executives to prepare couples for retirement where mutual give and take is needed to avoid friction and overbearing behavior.
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Walkers Searce HHT 1900 and the American neante
The passage discusses uncertain health and social conditions in the United States around 1900. It mentions workers, training, and trends in exercise and fitness, suggesting rising concerns about vitality and public health. It notes shifts in activity and mentions possible linked behaviors without clear evidence.
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Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Reading Difficulty
A garbled OCR fragment references war, hardship, and striving for a more comfortable life, but lacks clear names, dates, or places to establish a full news item. The readable text hints at resilience amid conflict without concrete details suitable for a complete summary.
Lubbock Avalanche Journal March 30 1962 staffing and rates
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal publications operate from 8th Street with Texas Daily Press League affiliation. The issue lists subscription rates for various plans by mail and carrier, including 1 year costs and shorter terms. Also includes standard pledge and page indicator Page 8 Sec A with a byline of Parker F Pruddy and editors.
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Firsts Push Reds, Space Edge and Global Trade
Special correspondent Ruth Montgomery notes U S space tech surpasses Soviet rivals and hints at Khrushchev urging pooling resources. He warns Western nations must aid Russia’s progress while Britain and Canada trade with the Kremlin. President Kennedy studies a new history book on East West dynamics.
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Arss Hing Ty
Nikita Khrushchev
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Canada
China
Kremlin
John F. Kennedy
Werner Keller
Constantine Fitzgibbon
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Latin America reform and feudalism stir unrest
The essay argues Latin American turmoil stems from feudal privilege, urging South American nations to adopt reforms before Alliance For Progress can succeed. It notes Argentina's 1960s tensions, Peronists, and Communist influence, with broader warnings for Brazil, Guatemala, and Cuba as U.S. policy seeks change.
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North Also Has Race Problems
The U S Civil Rights Commission admits racial prejudice exists in the North as in the South though concealed by social and economic filters. A housing discrimination inquiry will start in Washington D C as diplomats from newly independent nations report housing difficulties. The NAACP cites segregation in schools and neighborhoods with poorer facilities and limited job access for Black students and teachers. Banking and real estate practices sustain discrimination, while notable figures like Ralph Bunche declined a State Department post due to personal indignities.
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NAACP
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Central Africa
Capitalist system under test cited by Sokolsky on taxes and graft
George E Sokolsky argues that private capital is needed for US growth while criticizing the tax structure and anti trust laws He cites Benjamin Javits and the United Shareowners of America urging tax reform to prevent capital flight and preserve small business and industry The piece contends revisions are vital to keep capitalism viable and avoid social crisis.
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Tombstone mix up prompts Pesaresi dispute
In San Severino Italy Rolando Pesaresi found a tombstone bearing his name but an investigation revealed it belongs to another Pesaresi who died 16 years ago. He has petitioned a court to rectify the inscription.
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