Cuba Still a Grave Threat to the United States
The piece argues Cuba remains a Communist outpost and a Cuban crisis threat as long as Russian bases or troops remain close to U.S. shores. It notes disputed troop withdrawals, Russian missiles and Cuban pilots firing on a U.S. merchant ship, and ongoing raids by anti Castro exiles. The author urges acknowledgment of the danger and questions possible responses short of war.
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Cuba
United States
Washington
U.S
Caribbean
Moscow
Estes Case in El Paso Convicts Billie Sol Estes on Mail Fraud
A federal jury in El Paso found Billie Sol Estes guilty on four counts of mail fraud and one count of conspiracy. He is acquitted on nine counts and faces 13 more trials in Pecos, plus Amarillo state charges for alleged anti trust violations. Estes already carries an eight year state prison sentence. The sprawling case, a national sensation, is expected to linger as appeals proceed.
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Nother
Billie Sol Estes
Pecos
el Paso
Estes
Amarillo
Tough Job Psychiatrist Advises Laughing Off a Grouchy Husband
Ohio psychiatrist Dr. A Dixon Weatherhead offers advice to married women on how to cope with a grouchy husband after a bad day. His prescription is simple, make him laugh, though many wives know this can be difficult.
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Ohio
A. Dixon Weatherhead
Doctor Weatherhead
Cemetery flower thefts reveal diverse community concerns
A notice notes incidents of flowers and plants stolen from graves, sparking reflection on the range of people affected. The issue highlights respect for memorial spaces and the impact on grieving neighbors and cemetery staff.
Honeymoon Ends As Wife Corrects Husband Grammar
A couple quarrels over language as the wife admonishes the husband to watch his grammar signaling growing tension in their marriage. The moment highlights communication strain and shifting domestic dynamics.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal March 30 1963 header and rates
Morning Edition page from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal outlines subscription rates for morning, Sunday and combined editions for in town and out of town delivery by carrier and mail. It includes pledge text and staff bylines Parker F Prouty and Chas A Quy with publishing details for Lubbock Texas.
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South Plains
Democratic Newspan
Om Gundey
Sans Gate
United States of America
Lubbock, Tex
Clay Aid Report Urges $500 Million Cut in Foreign Aid
Lucius Clay and his committee recommend trimming overseas aid from 3.9 to about 3.4 to 3.5 billion dollars, while the President seeks 4.9 billion for next year. The group backs properly administered defense and development programs but criticizes the Marshall Plan era approach and warns of limited resources. The outcome could jeopardize further aid efforts amid congressional resistance.
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Bob Considine
U.S
Lucius Clay
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Berlin
Gen. Clay
Congress
Grace and Jackie Battle For Cover Girl Crown
Grace and Jackie vie for the All American Cover Girl title in a national race driven by four color magazines. Grace Kelly and Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy are highlighted as leading contenders with public interest and high profiles shaping the contest.
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Inez Robb
Poe
Princess Grace
Jacqueline
Monaco
Mrs. Kennedy
Grace Kelly
Philadelphia
Hollywood
Tises
Prince Rainier
Roulette
Gen. de Gaulle
Marianna
de Gaulle
Nikita
G.O.P
Harriman Returns to Power as Undersecretary of State
A. Tully Harris Harriman, the 71-year-old financier and former New York governor, is set to become Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs, serving as Secretary Rusk’s personal representative with broad discretion. The veteran diplomat, famed for blunt talk, previously held posts from Moscow ambassador to Laos mediator, and now will shape U S policy worldwide.
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Andrew Tully
Ashington
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Ukraine
W. Averell Harriman
New York
State Department
Tully Harriman
Dean Rusk
Harriman
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kremlin
Britain
Europe
Commerce
Truman
Harvard
New Frontier
Nelson Rockefeller
Laos
U.S
India
Averell Harriman
Knox Thomas heads Knox city recreation council
Knox Thomas was named chairman of the newly formed recreation council at a Tuesday meeting. Charles Whitacre is vice chairman and Mrs. Durwood H. Bradley secretary with additional members Dr. Marshall Harvey Dr. J. M. Lewis Mrs. H. J. Stiles Vernice Ford and advisory members A. B. Davis J. O. Jones A. C. Jackson K. N. Clapp. The council will oversee centers for white and Negro soldiers. Dr. Willis A. Sutton will lecture on "The Faith of the Teacher" at 8 p.m. today in the senior high auditorium. Sutton, Atlanta schools superintendent and former National Education Assn. president, will also lecture Thursday at 3 p.m. in Littlefield and 8 p.m. in Plainview. Lt. Jimmy Linn, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Linn, 2402 Main St., credited with his first North Africa aerial victory, downing a Nazi plane. The former Tech student trained at Uvalde San Angelo and Mission and earned his wings and commission.
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Knox Thomas
Thomas
Charles Whitacre
Durwood H. Bradley
Marshall Harvey
J. M. Lewis
H. J. Stiles
Vernice Ford
A. B. Davis
J. O. Jones
A. C. Jackson
K. N. Clapp
Willis A. Sutton
Sutton
Atlanta
National Education Assn
Littlefield
Plainview
Lubbock
Living in Dole-Ridden Appalachia Needs and Hope
In Azard Kentucky, the writer laments unmet needs across seven states in Appalachia and urges job programs over dole. He cites floods, coal decline, and stalled relief, proposing work schemes, coal-to-energy plants, slurry pipelines, and a regional authority akin to TVA to restore pride and economy.
Smallpox Epidemic Claims Over 300 in India
Panic and prayers grip Gaya district Bihar as smallpox kills more than 300 in two months. Gaya City attracts thousands to temples and mosques while the Bihar government warns the pestilence shows no end. A separate dispatch notes a Swiss and a Japanese firm expanding a naval shipyard plant in Brazil.
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Calcutta
Gaya
Bihar
Ganges Plain
RIO DE Janiero
Brazil
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