Texas economy shows broad growth despite recession warnings
Dallas News cites Lexans Business Chief Altwegg noting October gains lift Texas activity. payrolls rose to 58.3 million nationally and state growth reached about two percent January to October, with all major cities in Texas showing increases and no declines. The piece highlights optimism amid tax-cut debates in Washington and signals sustained expansion for 1963 end.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lule
Lexus
Cil Altwegg
Cil Altwegg, Jousiness Cief
Dallas News
Dallas Papers
Texas
Altwegge
Lexans
Opti
Lkely
Washington
Tumbleweeds called Russian thistle in Texas and beyond
The Fort Worth Star Telegram notes salsola kali commonly known as tumbleweed or Russian thistle. It explains its origin in the Russian steppes and jokes Khrushchev might claim it as Soviet produce, though negotiations over American wheat probably prevent such boasts. Texans in West Texas shrug at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Prairie States
Fort Worth
Russian Steppes
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Star-Telegram
Russia
Small Town Runs In The Black, Officials Say
In a rare financial positive note the town reports a balanced budget with reserves. City officials credit stable revenue streams and careful spending to maintain a black balance for the year ending December.
Utopia as a Place Free of Swindlers
A notion portrays Utopia as a realm where no one attempts deceit or swindle. The idea frames an ideal society defined by trust and ethical behavior rather than specific events or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopia
Stars The Day On The South Plains newspaper masthead note
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition details appear with publication names and pricing for subscriptions, day parts, and carrier and mail rates. A pledge to the flag and republic is stated. Page line indicates date November 19 1962 in Lubbock Texas.
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Stars
South Plains
Lubbock
avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Stuth Bt
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Nationa
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Race
Parker F. Prouty
Chas. A
United States of America
Republic
Lubbock, Tex
Viet Nam Diary recalls eye level war on front lines
Special correspondent Bob Considine discusses Richard Tregaskis’s Viet Nam Diary, noting its stark eye to eye portrayal of soldiers in combat and its focus on morale over political maneuvering in Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Considine
York
Viet Nam
Richard Trecaskis
Two-Way Imperialism In A Global Fight
A provocative column argues that 20th century imperialism is a two way street with Latin American and other nations practicing coercive power while the United States faces oil investment pressures from Argentina. It calls for reciprocal measures and warns of the risks to American interests as Argentina seeks to nullify oil contracts. The piece also previews a book on the Vietnam War and notes a Mayo Clinic pioneer becoming a grandfather.
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Inez Robb
Soviet Union
Far East
Middle East
Africa
Uncle Sar
Simon Legree
Sukarno
Russia
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Yale
Teddy Roosevelt
Perdicaris
Rassouli
Ton Perdicaris
Tangier
Barghoorn
Morocco
Argentina
U.S
Averell Harriman
Buenos Aires
United States
Brazil
Alliance For Progress
Diem
Neo Dinh Nhu
Madame Nhu
Viet Nam
Dick Tregaskis
Charles
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Omaha
William Worrall Mayo
William Worral Mayo
William
Mayo Brothers
Considine
Ashington
Turkey
Medicare Plan Defense by Andrew Tully anderson king hospital care
A call for the Anderson King bill to fund hospital care for the aged under Social Security. It argues no means test, earned rights, employer and employee contributions, and a choice of hospital benefit options. The plan would aid insurers, doctors, and hospitals while expanding private insurance scope and reducing charity burdens.
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Andrew Tully
Wibiferos
Anderson-King
UN- Tully
Kerr-Mills
ILE
American Medical Association
Memory Lane Cincinnati Brevities and Civic Notes
Jeer disease destroyer stomach and sousaphone backache cited as new military medical complaints by the Southern Medical Association. Posey Home Demonstration Club installs new officers led by Mrs. Benton Patterson with a slate including Mrs. Wesley Gentry and Mrs. L. K. Hart. Lubbock plans to repeal bicycle registration fee as city attorney prepares a new ordinance for next week’s council meeting. current fee set at 35 cents yearly.
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Cincinnati
Southern Medical Association
Posey Home Demonstration Club
Benton Patterson
Wesley Gentry
L. K. Hart
O. E. Patterson
Willie Wilkin
Jess Shaver
B. Patterson
Gentry
Hart
Lubbock City
If Writer Had His Way Chili Replaces Turkey
Richard Starnes argues that Thanksgiving would be better with chili rather than turkey. He mocks traditional stuffing debates, recalls turkey carving woes, and imagines chili con carne as a tastier alternative for the holiday feast.
Abbott slashes bulk prices for artificial sweeteners
Abbott Laboratories cuts bulk prices by 20 percent to expand non caloric beverage market. The company notes recent sugar price increases for beverage makers and other users, and projects about half the soft drink market to use artificial sweeteners by 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
Abbott Laboratories
Abbott
Indonesia restricts political meetings and celebrations
Indonesian president bans political meetings and public celebrations nationwide to curb unrest and emphasize national stability, with enforcement across provinces and possible penalties for organizers. The move signals a government priority on order amid growing tensions and protests.
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Diakarata
Indonesia
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Far Adritt
Considine’s
International News Service
Saigon
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Federal Health Setup
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Huntinatan
W.va
Larcest
Thomas West Peyton HT
Thomas Peyton I
Thomas West Peyton
Rock
Ae Istrel Countyy
Chad
By Richard Starnes
Viragos
Quorum Club
Willis Mul
Kafka
Cole L. Blease
Crestfallen Manor
By Galbraith
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