Cuba policy confusion persists amid Khrushchev warning
The Kennedy Administration faces a murky Cuba policy as Khrushchev warns Washington to steer clear or face crisis. Forecasters cite past White House shifts on Cuba, coexistence with Castro, and lingering Russian troops as Americans grow uneasy about the administration's stance and potential moves to end the Cuban dispute.
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Detroit Free Press
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Nixon moves to New York for happiness not politics
Special Correspondent Ruth Montgomery reports that Richard Nixon tells intimates the family relocation to New York stems from happiness. Pat Nixon, strained by 1960 defeat and California rejection, faced isolation after the 1961 vice presidency handover before the family joined him.
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RV Benen
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
New York
California
Nixon
Pat Nixon
Pat
Niven
Lene Don Bo Johnson
Los Angeles
Washington
Debate Over Shorter Work Week Sparks Economic Clash
Report discusses calls to cut the work week from 40 to 35 hours to spread employment, while opposing views warn reduced production lowers investment in equipment and research. It notes potential impacts on wages, inflation, and overall economic growth, with debate reflecting differing economic priorities.
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Les Aman
Jess
LDS Chamber of Commerce
Morning Edition on the South Plains in Lubbock
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal publishes morning and Sunday editions with subscription rates listed for various terms. Parker F. Pruity is named as president and publisher, and the page carries the pledge of allegiance at the bottom.
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South Plains
Arindeperdert Democratic
Lubbock Avelanche- Journal Everieg
Avalanche Journal Poblichene Company
Tee Gatts
Jo Lubbock
National Advertising
Dadv
Dallas
Recadatet Press
United Press Iternational
Parker F. Pru
United States of America
Lubbock
Texas
No Nationwide Rail Strike As Board Recommends Safeguards
President Kennedy endorses the emergency board findings that prevent a nationwide rail strike by granting the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen the right to challenge eliminations and seek arbitration. The package includes severance, relocation, retraining, and education benefits shaped to deter disruption.
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Ashington
Presidential Emergency Board
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Locomotive Firemen
Kennedy
Samuel I. Rosenman
Senate
Congress
Graduation sermons set. officer speaks at Senior High
May 30 and 31 mark graduation and commencement at Senior High with Capt. Wo B. Trvin on leave to speak and Robert Brewer as class president. Speakers include Marshall Rhea, Willie Nelson, Clinton DeWolfe, and Jane O Neall on war time themes. Potatoes: 8000 to 9000 acres planted. South Plains growers meeting called by J B Mc Cauley to seek higher price ceilings. Airlines: Civil Aeronautics Board rejection affects Braniff and TWA routes through Lubbock, future prospects uncertain.
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Lubbock Public Schools
Robert Brewer
South Plains
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Lubbock
Braniff Airways
Transcontinental
Western Air, Inc
Houston
San Antonio
Amarillo
Bassair, Inc
Garden City
Kan
Albuquerque
Time lag cracked by Gordon Cooper speed feats
Henry J. Taylor lauds Gordon Cooper and related aviation milestones, comparing eras from Lindbergh to 1941 London bombing and Enrico Fermi to the Nautilus, arguing rapid progress proves time lag is narrowing and signaling a new era of speed.
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Gordon Cooper
Lindbergh
Paris
Taylor
Fred Marriott
Cooper
France
Earth
Telstar
Enrico Fermi
Long Island Sound
Gordon
Pacific
King
Macmillan Promises Britons a Better Life in 1970s
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told Conservative women that England would shed most slums within a decade and half the population would live in new houses. He urged meeting the needs of those still living hard, impoverished lives at home and abroad.
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UPI
Harold Macmillan
Britain
England
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