Remembering John F Kennedy as a Man Not Just a President
A reflective national piece honoring John F Kennedy as a husband father and brother while recognizing the Kennedys Tippitt and Oswald tragedies. It notes Dallas police missteps Oswalds death and the broader sorrow in Arlington and beyond. The editorial urges viewing the President as a person amid grief for his family and for all involved.
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John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
United States
Kennedy
U.S
Virginia
Dallas
J. D. Tippitt
LSO
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
John Connally
Texas
Suburban Ad Insert Published By Lubbock Journal
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal Evening Edition lists a subscription notice for a consolidated Sunday edition. It mentions a price of 971.00 and an upcoming payment deadline of November 25, 1963. Named entities include Lubbock and the Avalanche Journal.
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Egiton Adhe
Sani
Unday
Uniy
indie-Journal
Pends
U.S. Still Has A Job To Do In Science Education
In a column, Bob Considine argues the United States must strengthen science and math education to remain competitive with the Soviet Union. He cites the National Defense Education Act, its funding, and current gaps, warning against political dangers as Congress debates extensions and related bills.
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Arning
Patnikt
Alabama
Lister Hill
Rep. C. Elliott
NDIA
Lincoln
New England
Congress
Senate
Hill and Morse
Oregon
NDEA
Edith Green
D.-Ore
Considine
Hate and Fear Blame in Kennedy Assassination Era
A reflective column by Inez Robb condemns political violence and urges collective responsibility for a society that tolerates assassination. It recalls presidents Roosevelt and Kennedy, discusses complacency toward threats, and critiques media portrayals and public fanaticism without graphic detail.
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Inez Robb Weral
Sifa Bullet
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
John F. Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Truman
White House
Cambodia Chief Gambling With A Losing Hand
Andrew Tully analyzes Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia as a volatile leader leaning toward aligning with Red China. He notes Cambodia’s strategic location, U.S. aid levels, and the Khmer Serei as a troubled backdrop while warning of broader Cold War risks if Sihanouk sides with Beijing. The piece questions his independence and rationality amid regional upheaval.
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Andrew Tully
Washingtonk
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Utah
China
Sihanouk
Red China
South
Viet Nam
United States
Peking
Mbodia
West
People’s Republic of China
U.S
Uncle Sam
Thailand
State Department
Khmer Serei
Laos
Troika
Viet Cong
Kennedy
The Church Between Two Worlds Address at Union Service
Rev. H G Gantz of First Christian Church spoke on a redeemed world as he delivered the main address at the Union Thanksgiving service held at the First Methodist Church before a capacity crowd. The sermon urged spiritual renewal amid world sin. The piece also notes the 36th Division, Texas led troops in the Salerno invasion with new combat training and the famous T patch, marking its first combat in Italy.
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Italy
Salerno
Texas
State Department security blamed in Otepka case and espionage tensions
The piece portrays internal security struggles at the State Department, highlighting Otto F. Otepka and alleged liberal opposition within the New Frontiers era. It cites wire taps, suspicions of disloyalty, and a broader critique of anti‑Communist efforts amid Cold War pressures, ending with a Nigeria school building materials firm news brief.
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Foreign Service
Irving C. Scarbeck
Warsaw
Taylor
New Frontier
America
State Department
Otto F. Otepka
New Fontiers
Otepka
Otto Otepka
Alger Hiss
Robert Oppenheimer
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Bob Considine
York
Soviet Union
Earth
Tibby
By Kate Osann
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Pres Dent
Southeast Asia
Henry Dikon
Sandy Valley
Africa
Henry J. Taylor
Switzerland
Unitended
Rhineland
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Russia
The
Red Hand
Lagos
Nigeria
By Galbraith
Herman
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