Glenns Exit From Senate Race Cited By Fall Injury
Former astronaut John H. Glenn Jr will not campaign in the Ohio Senate race due to injuries from a bathroom fall. Friends may try to keep his name on the ballot while incumbent Sen. Stephen M. Young remains the Democratic nominee. Glenn cites health concerns and defends his qualifications as a space era candidate.
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Glenn
Stephen M. Young
Colonel Glenn
Ohio
Congress
Earth
John
Tower Visit Highlights Senator Tower in Texas Panhandle Area
The piece portrays United States Senator John Tower of Texas, a Republican and a prominent conservative voice, visiting Lubbock and nearby towns. It notes his long-standing support in Northwest Texas, his electoral surprise in Texas history, and the local reception of his messages on fiscal and foreign policy. It also reflects on regional political dynamics and public remarks.
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Tulitock
United States
Texas
John Tower
Trower
Man
Jabbock
Tower
Senate
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Congress
Washington
Wichita Falls College
Lubbock
Local South Plains News Highlights and Editorials
A scrambled collage of ad lines and notices from the Lubbock press reflects South Plains civic life. The piece mentions Parker P. Peasy and Parsoner in context of editorial or publishing activities, signals a public pledge to flag and justice, and cites page 4, Section A in Lubbock Texas with a March date.
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South Plaine
Democratic Pewsiater Beeseeet
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Seural Eyeing
Aahion ‘ninshe-Joursia Publianing
Tt Sin
Ate J
Lubbock
Adcertinine
Tvprernisttven
Texas’ Daily
Press Lesiue
Aspecitind Rose
Uinta Reat
Monty
Lubbock, Tex
Noted Ruby Lawyer Boosts Client Morale
Special correspondent notes Jack Ruby’s lawyer, Considine, boosting his imprisoned client’s morale with a message that critics call a flurry of reversible errors. The letter hints at broad support with many claiming Ruby a hero for shooting Oswald.
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BOK Considine
EW York
Tonnhill
Texas
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Jack
Oswald
Age Of Politeness Sparks Soviet Etiquette Debate
A satirical column argues Russia approaches a gentler era as Soloukhin pushes a reform of politeness terms in Nedelya. The piece imagines an American cultural exchange swapping Emily Post guides for Soviet etiquette expertise to ease tensions and influence daily life.
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Ivan
United States
Bowser
Dr. Strangelove
Perle Mesta
Gwen Cafritz
Foreign aid cuts likely despite Kennedy plea
President Kennedy seeks 3.4 billion for foreign aid, the smallest request since the program began, but Congress is poised to trim it to about 2.5 to 3.0 billion. Senate and House leaders warn of a tough year as critics denounce waste while pressuring Bellevue for tighter spending.
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Andrew Tully
Ashington
Sresident
Sori
John
Congress
Johnson
Otto Passman
Dla
Capitol Hill
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tom Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kennedy
Iss
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Pentagon
Wayne Jorse
D-Ore
Senate
Comptroller General's Office
David Bell
Khrushchev
Rhode Island
Even Probe Has Drawbacks Ban Boxing, Writer Says
Rich ard Starnes argues boxing should be outlawed, citing the Lis ton Clay bout and Senate hearings. He condemns prize fighting as abusive and notes fighters like Joe Louis and Benny Paret, urging removal of boxing to end a “seething cesspool.”
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Richard Starnes
Ashington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Miami Beach
Paret
Joe
Benny
Madison Square Garden
New York
Vicarions
Flying Boxcar Finale Slated
In Redford Massachusetts a final flight is planned for the last Air Force C-119 nicknamed Flying Boxcar. The only C-119 in active duty will fly to Davis Monthan AFB Arizona for deactivation after serving on research missions. The aircraft was assigned to Hanscom Field and no longer has an appropriate local assignment.
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Mass
UPI
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Arizona
Hanscom Field
Air Force Active Forces
Stillwell Reports Chinese Trap 1,000 Nipponese in Burma
Gen Joseph A Stillwell says Chinese forces trapped about 1000 Nipponese soldiers in a goost egg shaped sector in Mogaung Valley Burma and routed them onto a main road after a week of frontal resistance. Also mentions ration-free fruit and vegetable era and April low point values for meats and a county waste paper salvage drive in Lubbock.
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Bougainville
Mogaung
Washington
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Lubbock County
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Tizzy
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Philip A. Hart
Antitrust and Monopoly
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Joe Louis
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Ron Carnon
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