Estes Case Lessons From A Crumbling Empire
Avalanche-Journal reports on the Estes case exposing widespread losses across farmers financiers and others in West Texas. The piece argues that sensational assets and appearances fail to guarantee contracts and stresses written records over verbal agreements amid a wave of disclosed federal charges and evolving disclosures.
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Billie Sol Estes Financial
Pecos Wheeler-Dealer
Fstes
Avalanche-Journal Reporters
Reeves County
West Texas
No Single Plan for War or Peace The Thirties Echoes
A fragmented view argues there is no magic key to peace or Cold War strategy. Experts warn only a broad reversal of policy could shift dynamics, while nations must stay restrained to deter aggression. The piece contrasts past simple life with today’s complex security debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerobb Jem
Ifeanky
Rede
Lubbock area newspaper reads like torn archive page
A damaged clip shows varied text about democratic process, local press leagues, and publication details. It mentions Lubbock, Texas, morning and Sunday editions, and pricing for subscriptions. The fragment ends with a pledge of allegiance and March 1, Veg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMorriang Fdteian
Stara Pee
Pipteg
Indepeeden
Publicbirg Cormpace
J. Luhnory Yerar
Aovertairs Representatves
Texas
Jigby Press League
Gallas
Ases
United Preas International
Lubbock
Texas Parker
Edie
Patlisner
Oon
Ig & B
Musta
United States of America
Lubbock. Tex
Out Of Bounds Of 'Sports' By Bob Considine
Special correspondent notes boxing’s savagery outweighs other sports as deadly injuries rise. It recalls Benny Sarat Wag’s brutal finish at Madison Square Garden in the 22nd round and describes observers’ shock at the scene. The piece critiques sports violence and mentions New York State athletic officials’ response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Considine
New York
Cole
Madison Square Garden
Benny Sarat
Ike
New York State
Aid plan defended amid UNICEP card controversy
An article defends UNICEF and its Christmas cards amid attacks by ultra right groups. It cites Kennedy support, UNICEF aid across 107 countries, and programs funding maternal and child welfare, vaccines, malaria protection, and leprosy care while labeling critics as misinformed.
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Brie
Tsil
Unicher
Unicef
Africa
Asia
Europe
Middle East
Latin America
Poland
Yugoslavia
U.S
United Nations
Unicearty
Kennedy
Rosenhower
Wold
Pichard MM. Noxon
Pope John Ant
Destructon
UNICKE @higstrias
Promeagi
Son Mnicke
LSA
John Birchers
Who Heads the GOP in 1964 as Power Plays Unfold
A Washington letter explores leadership within the Republican Party amid 1964 uncertainties. Nixon is seen as titular leader by some, while Eisenhower backs him privately but Rockefeller and others deny a formal head. Nixon focuses on California while Miller plans a Republican council after the 1964 convention. The piece also covers a constitutional question about natural born citizens and eligibility for the presidency, noting interpretations and historical examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker
Washington
Republican Party
J. R
Richmond
Margaret Chase Smith
Nixon
Eisenhower
White House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Vr. Nixon
Rockefeller
California
Sen
Willan
R Knoawland
Sacramento National
William F. Miller
Arna
Kan
Triumieration and Nationalization Service
Grethods Hargeby
Americ Pyabes
Perieudi
Alle Grove
Tistence
Slesdee
Avere
Germany
New York
Threat to jobs is seen in UMWA tariff debate
The United Mine Workers Journal editorial argues a high tariff policy shields American workers from unemployment amid calls for free trade. It warns against GATT like treaties reducing sovereignty and notes coal mining’s shrinking profitability under Kennedy tariff plans, highlighting West Virginia’s job losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers Journal
Sith Congress
Umwa and Allied Industries
Dabor Orsatnivations
House of Representatives
Wass
Americal
Io Congressiondad
Tah I Kennedy
United Lime Workers Four Pal
Toa
Arlciol
Cithouch Enomy
United States
West Virginia
Venezuela
Defense housing project leads Lubbock growth surge
A 515000 defense housing plan on avenues D to F and Third to Fourth streets will add 12 two family, seven four family, and one six family buildings totaling 130 units. Dennehy Construction Co. of Oklahoma City is the contractor. Texas leads in defense training with 385000 children and 40000 adults in a statewide effort, Gov. Stevenson praised schools and press. Fred Waring’s new Tech Fight Song, requested by 3900 students, has been copyrighted and licensed for Tech use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicer
Unicef
Unicep
Odio
Aliung
Lubbock
Texas
Dennehy Construction Co
Oklahoma City
San Angicla
Coke Stevenson
West
Texas Tech
Fred Waring
Pennsylvanians
Tech
Waring
Kappa Kappa Psi
Fragmented OCR View of Southern Province Vote Tale
An OCR snippet discusses votes and political figures in a southern region with garbled names and terms. It references a vote, authorities, and expressions of opposition, though many proper nouns are unclear due to transcription errors. The readable bits hint at a political action and governance context.
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