Fore-Warning on Texas Democratic Primary Votes
In a sober forecast, voters are urged to cast ballots Saturday while noting the light turnout. The piece warns that gas pipeline interests backing Jack Cox seek to shift taxes from gas producers to the public, risking higher costs for Texans and influencing Governor Daniel’s re election against Cox and Allan Shivers.
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Texas
Jack Cox
Cox
Mr. Cox
New York City
Chicago
Daniel
Jack Cox & Friends
Allan Shivers
Considerine’s On the Line A Kremlin expose by Bob Considine
EW YORK Special Correspondent Bob Considine profiles Douglas Duncan and his book The Kremlin revealing a vivid chronicle of Russian rulers and society. The discussion highlights Duncan’s artful prose, the book’s 83 color plates, and the public appeal of his journalism and published works.
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Bob Considine
EW York
David Douglas Duncan
Pablo Picasso
Kremlin
Duncan
Russia
Ivan
Mikhail Feodorovich
Alexi
Queen Mother Crowned Real Queen of Hearts in Britain
The Queen Mother dominates public affection as the upcoming royal wedding draws near. She insisted on Princess Margaret's right to marry a commoner, endures a grueling state visit to Africa, and preserves a sentimental myrtle sprig tradition linked to royal bouquets. Clarence House shifts to guest suites as Margaret begins her own household.
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Inez Robb
Ondon
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Mary
Princess Margaret
Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Africa
Queen Mother
Pound
Prince Andrew
Isaak Walton
Castle of
Mey
George VI
Royal Lodge
Windsor
Duke of York
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Princess Anne
Clarence House
Margaret
Signal Honor Wins Lubbock Family of the Year
The King Sides family was chosen as Lubbock Family of the Year from 38 nominees. The selection honors their contributions to social civic and religious life. The Avalanche-Journal extends congratulations from the family’s friends.
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Lubbock
The
Avalanche-Journal
First Message Idea in Space Contact Debated
Point Four scientists search for intelligent radio signals from other planets and ponder the first message if contact occurs. One suggested line is "Send money" and the notion reflects how widely Point Four's fame has spread across the universe.
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Cientists
IRS Moves to Curb Expense Account Padding
The Internal Revenue Service aims to curb padding of travel expense accounts that traveling salesmen have broadly failed to stop, signaling a broad crackdown on improper deductions and reimbursements.
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Internal Revenue Service
Eana
Rich living confined to the wealthy, says Old Sorehead
Old Sorehead laments rising costs and housing inequality stating that only the rich can afford homes while others face scarce options. He adds that few would choose such a world if given the chance.
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Old Sorehead
Federal officials eye broader elderly aid soon
Federal officials may adopt a more liberal stance on aid for the elderly once they recognize that nearly everyone is or will become old. The comment suggests a shifting view of social welfare to cover aging populations more generously.
Tubbock Avalanche Journal May 5 1960 Page 2
Classified page from Lubbock Texas featuring newspaper masthead and subscription rates for various editions including morning and Sunday, morning and evening, and Carter outside Lubbock. Includes republic pledge text and editors names Parker Prouty Guy Ratliff.
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South Plains
Tatbbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th Bt
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Lubbock
Parker F. Prouty
Chas. A
Sanate
Matt
United States of America
Republic
Tolerance praised as U S example amid crisis
Washington reports foreign observers laud American tolerance and town hall discussions amid a heated election and cold war. Leaders from Kennedy to Eisenhower stress unity, denounce religion as a political issue, and urge calm amid national conventions and editorial reflections.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
New England
Tucker Virginia
John F. Kennedy
al Smith
Lyndon B. Johnson
Notable World War Era News and Espionage Briefs
Carl W Ackerman criticizes a one million dollar Hitler reward as entangling US in the European War. Rome reports Mussolini moves and US envoy seeks Italy policy clarity. Paris notes executions of Carmen Mary and Fritz Erler for espionage with secret trials and looming dawn executions. We De France departs for unknown destination.
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Columbia University
Graduate School of Journalism
Adolph Hitler
United States
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U.S
Ackerman
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Carnegie Institute
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League of Nations
Rome
Roosevelt
Italy
William Phillips
Mussolini
I! Duce
Germany
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France
Mati Hari
Carmen Mary
Fritz Erler
Berlin
Handyman
Albert Lebrun
Erler
Vincennes
Matt Hari
Hans Jorgen Peters
We de France
Art Gallery
Long Buffer State Korean History Told By Sokolsky
George F. Sokolski details Korea’s long, turbulent history from ancient invasions by Chinese and Mongols to Japanese domination and the 1950-1953 Korean conflict. He notes Korea’s geographic isolation, shifting suzerainty, and the rise of North and South Korea under U.S. and Soviet influence.
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China
Japan
Manchuria
Hideyoshi
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Ri Chosen
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South Korea
United Nations
North
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Washington
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