Democracy's Future Dim in Global Outlook
Observers fear the rise of military rule and limited popular government worldwide. The UN Assembly shows dominance by small Asian and African nations while Latin America slides toward military influence. Egypt and many African states lack genuine democracy, and welfare states spread in the West, making universal democracy a distant hope.
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OME
United Nations Assembly
Southeast Asia
Africa
United Nations
Earth
U.S
Latin America
Egypt
United States
Europe
Britain
Texas college enrollments surge across state schools
A Texas Commission on Higher Education report shows state supported institutions swelling to 110000 enrollments by October 12, up 9 percent from last year and far above 53 635 a decade ago. UT leads with 21400, Texas Tech at 11200, as growth tests facilities and signals rising valuation of higher education.
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TSS
Texas Commission On Higher Education
University of Texas
Texas Tech
Tech
Texas
Harvard ties shape Massachusetts Senate race
Three candidates Edward M. Kennedy Democrat George Cabot Lodge Republican and H. Stuart Hughes independent all have Harvard links. Analysts say Harvard is the most certain winner in Massachusetts while noting potential implications for the state race.
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Senate
Massachusetts
Harvard
Edward M. Kennedy
George Cabot Lodge
H. Stuart Hughes
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Publication Details and Rates
The article lists the Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition and Evening Edition publication details, offices at 8th and Avenue J, Texas, and advertising affiliations. It provides subscription rates for Morning, Evening, and Sunday editions by carrier and mail, with yearly, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options. Page 6, Sec. A. Lubbock Texas October 1, 1962.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Lubbock, Texas
Moon Ambition At $10 Million A Day Draws Mixed Praise
Dr Edward Welsh outlined NASA and White House support for the moon program as a prestige project and a test for space capability. He cited education, employment, spin off knowledge, and military deterrent strength as benefits while stressing the nation should strive to reach the moon and beyond.
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EW York
Air Force Association
Edward Welsh
National Aeronautical Space Council
Mr. Chips
Dr. Welsh
NASA
United States
Soviet Union
New Phone Setup And Still With A Smile
Inez Robbie recalls a midtown New York phone booth trial with a 25 cent operator and human glitches in dialing as she laments modern digit overload. A humorous vignette contrasts canned messages with the rare remaining human touch in the phone system and ends with a failed call and a swallowed dime.
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New York
Moon effort debate sparks $20 billion recreation plan
A panel discusses financing a moon mission amid calls to redirect funds to health education and welfare. Advocates argue 50 cents per person weekly could fuel Apollo while boosting jobs and industry, while skeptics warn of delaying rivals like the Soviet Union and urge caution. See CONSIDINE Page 8.
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Russia
Dr. Welsh
Bernard Schriever
Air Force
New Labor Alliance Aims to Block Cuban Arms Shipments
The Kennedy administration could use labor ties to curb shipments to Fidel Castro. Labor officials and AFL-CIO linked foreign unions would pressure ships to refuse loading Soviet bloc goods bound for Cuba. Italy and Belgium have already acted, with NATO allies urged to join a voluntary embargo.
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Special _y
Ray Tucker Ashington
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Congress
Tucker
Moscow
Free World
Bureau of International Affairs
Department of Labor
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
NATO
New York
Antwerp
Havana
Castro
Russia
Labor Department
Labor
Afl-Cio
George Weaver
International Bureau
Hitler
Germany
Mussolini
Italy
Japan
Washington
White House
Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Believe It Or Not Wares Sold 76 Years in Prisheld
A historic shop in Prisheld continues its long running trade selling oddities for 76 years. The owner notes steady demand as locals and visitors seek curios from the store. The business remains a fixture amid changing retail trends.
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Prisheld
Mass
Por
United States Policy Backdrops Race and World Power
George E. Sokolski argues postwar U.S. policy prefers neutrals over allies, aiding Afro-Asian nations while fostering independence. He links Common Market growth, Franco German ties, and European trade to shifting global influence against American interests. He warns federal action on race risks states’ rights and global alliances.
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George E. Sokolsky
Soviet Russia
Germany
Japan
Great Britain
France
Holland
Russia
Asia
Europe
Caribbean
United States
Cuba
Kennedy
State Department
Soviet
Africa
Revolu
West Germany
South
Wilson
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Women In Hospital Far More Than Men
New York report shows women in the United States are hospitalized more than men even excluding maternity cases. Discharge records indicate 141 women and 99 other than maternity and 87 men hospitalized per 1000 population annually.
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New York
United States
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