Kennedy Controversy Sparks Consumer Advisory Debate
A Kennedy appointee oversees Consumer Advisors Council in the President's Office amid friction over a new "Quality Sterilization Ball" proposal. Critics warn the plan raises prices and harms shoppers while supporters frame it as consumer protection. observers note political maneuvering behind recent appointments.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal 1963 Subscription Rates and Motto
The page lists subscription options for the Lubbock Avalanche Telegram era with prices for daily morning and Sunday editions, including 1 year and half-year rates for in city and outside deliveries. It also reproduces the national pledge of allegiance and publication details dated October 10, 1963 in Lubbock Texas.
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Indonesian Chips and Politics Stir Dinner Table
A Special Correspondent recounts a night featuring Indonesian delicacies and a debate on independence. Guests sample snacks while a minister promotes national unity amid concerns over Dutch colonial rule.
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Painting Real Monet Mystery and Indonesian Notes
A doctor keeps a disputed Monet copy in his office after a frail old patient dies and a collector questions its authenticity. The piece passes through multiple expert judgments until insurers declare it a genuine Monet of a second category and insure it for 50000. Also coverage of Indonesian diplomacy and Sukarno era discussions featuring Halilah and Bobby Kennedy in Jakarta.
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Fallout Doubts Over Utah Infants Radiation Risk
Andrew Tully reviews AEC response to private scientists on radioactive fallout from Nevada tests. He notes AEC concedes uncertainty about how much iodine-131 entered milk and infants thyroids, questions the safety threshold, and warns mothers to demand safety action despite official reticence.
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Wart Removal Claim Reminisced By Elder Narrator
An old timer recalls a time when every community had someone claiming skill at wart removal. He notes the era’s local lore and the prevalence of improvised remedies and neighborhood lore.
Nother Lure for Wives Curiosity Letter to Husband
A humorous note suggests a letter marked personal to arouse a wife's interest. A jab at fashion notes the modern bathing suit being so small a moth could not raise a family on it. A rugged individualist is described as a man mowing the lawn in his undershirt.
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Farm leaders to address wartime problems at Lubbock meeting
J Walter Hammond of Tye will speak as farmers in the Lubbock area meet to discuss wartime issues. W O Filson of Brownfield presides with speakers including Judvre C C Randle Ellis County R G Arnold and C B Ray from Texas A&M. Four or five Soil Conservation District No 108 supervisors were re elected led by George Eklund and W O Perkins with G K Horton new member.
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Texas A&m College Extension Service
Power Grab by CIA Prompts U S Debate in Saigon
In Saigon a critical look at the Central Intelligence Agency portrays a bureau defying orders and expanding power in South Vietnam. Officials clash with Ambassador and top planners as Washington weighs response and McNamara weighs courses of action amid Buddhist temple raids and a growing fear of a rogue agency.
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