Time is ripe call for UN reform NATO style
A columnist argues Khrushchev could destroy the UN by reshaping it to fit Communist aims. The piece urges building a global NATO with teeth, ejecting the Communist bloc, and pressuring Khrushchev to leave. It contrasts Eisenhower's firm stance with Kennedy's rhetoric, noting Khrushchev’s fading standing and Eisenhower gaining stature.
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United Nations
Organization
Khrushchev
Stooges
Free World
North American Treaty Organization
NATO
Abraham Lincoln
Dr Charles F Clayton honored as pioneer physician and philanthropist
Obituary tribute to Dr Charles F Clayton of Lubbock Fort Worth who helped crippled children and advanced orthopedic surgery. Describes his career, compassion, and public service, praising his lasting impact on patients and medical practice. Note emphasizes his humanitarian work with the Texas Crippled Children society and his legacy in generations to come.
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Leese
Finis
Charles F. Clayton
Fort Worth
Clayton
Lubbock
American Medical Association
Charlie Clayton
Texas Crippled Childrens Society
Amarillo
Doctor Clayton
Ike Faces UN Squeeze By Khrushchev Pressure
President Eisenhower is pressed by the United Nations push for a peace summit with Nikita Khrushchev while the Soviet leader tours the United States. The conflict centers on moral stance, aggression, and human rights concerns amid intense political maneuvering. The piece notes Khrushchev's public bravado and the high stakes for U.S. policy during a tense Cold War moment.
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EW York
Eisenhower
N. S. Khrushchev
Villian
Khrushchev
Free World
Tke
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Khrushchev at the UN fuels U.S. democratic resolve
Inez Robb argues Khrushchev's UN antics expose Communist brutality and bolster the free world. His interruptions and desk pounding highlight global contempt for totalitarian manners, strengthening U.S. moral footing while welcoming more rope for the Khrushchev performance.
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Khrushchev
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New York
United States
Indefinite Voter Sentiment Follows Kennedy Nixon Contest
Voters feel discontent toward both Kennedy and Nixon as crowds seem to ignore rally energy. Analysts note vague policy pledges, with Kennedy facing tax and defense detail gaps, while Nixon offers reexamination plans without specifics. Campaigns trigger wonderment over possible platform compromises and partisan shifts.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Nixon
Kennedy
al” Smith
Tucker
New York
Lower East Side
Memory Lane assigns Fifteen recruits to Lowry Field and Fort Sam Houston
The Lubbock recruiting office enlisted fifteen men over two days including Knox Bonifield and Mont Walker of Lubbock assigned to Lowry Field and the Army Air Corps. Julian Magee Paducah George Solomon Lorenzo and Francis Curry Lamesa also to Lowry Field and air corps. Thomas Hopkins Horace Tatum Welch Audie Jones Anton and Joe Chandler Quitaque to infantry at Fort Sam Houston. West Texas Dental Society installed Dr. J. B. McCorkle as president and picked Big Spring as the 1941 convention site at Abilene. Dr. Gillespie succeeded by Dr. McCorkle. Dr. O. B. Green Crosbyton named president-elect with M. T. Ramsey Abilene as vice president and Sid A. Harris Snyder reelected secretary treasurer. Skeet luncheon and other events enlivened the program. Dial telephones likely in Lubbock before Panhandle South Plains Fair. program shift to dial system tentatively set for August 1941 due to unsettled world conditions.
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Knox Bonifield
Mont Walker
Lowry Field
Colo
Army Air Corps
Julian H. Magee
Paducah
George E. Soloman
Lorenzo
Francis H. Curry
Lamesa
Air Corps
Thomas B. Hopkins
Horace Tatum
Welch
Audie D. Jones
Anton
Joe T. Chandler
Quitaque
Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
West Texas Dental Society
J. B. McCorkle
Big Spring
Abilene
McCorkle
Gillespie
O. B. Green
Crosbyton
M. T. Ramsey
Sid A. Harris
Snyder
Panhandle
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal 1960 subscription page note
An independent Democratic morning paper details editions, pricing by carrier and mail for Lubbock Texas, with publication offices and staff roles listed. The page includes pledge text and a date October 4 1960.
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Sterta
South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
At &Th
Between Nixon and Kennedy Debate Lacked Fire
George E Sokols ky argues the Nixon Kennedy exchange failed to spark tension and flags on stage, contrasting it with Lincoln Douglas debates. He states Nixon evolved into a polite fighter while Kennedy lacks clear ideological stance, urging direct issue confrontation to earn public respect.
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George E. Sokolsky
United States
New York City
Martin Gabel
Richard Boone
Lincoln
Tinois
Abraham Lincoln
Douglas
Nixon
Jerry Voorhis
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Congress
Detention of U S Official Protested by State Dept
Washington said officials protested Bulgaria over the police detention for hours of Eugene VY Prosiov of Washington D C, chief of the Bulgarian desk at the Voice of America. He was in Plovdiv two weeks as a librarian at the U S exhibit when police charged him with distributing hostile literature and questioned him for hours.
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UPI
State Department
United States
Bulgaria
U.S. Information Agency
Eugene VY. Prosiov
Washington, D. C
Voice of America
Plovdiv
U.S
Prostov
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