Massachusetts voters weigh peace minded Harvard professor for Senate
A Massachusetts political pulse centers on H Stuart Hughes a Harvard professor and grandson of Charles Evans Hughes running for the U S Senate on the Peace ticket. He opposes wars favors troop withdrawal and talks with China while support comes mainly from minority groups. His campaign leans internationalist and his banner is the United Nations flag.
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Massachusetts
U. S. Senate
Harvard
H. Stuart Hughes
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Teddy” Kennedy
George Lodge
Kennedy
Lodge
Teddy
China
Switzerland
India
United Nations
PKU disease gains attention and funding drive
The piece notes growing public focus on phenylketonuria or PKU. It mentions new driving offices in New York for fundraising, Delaware moving toward universal infant PKU testing, and a push to fund research and awareness for this rare neurological disorder.
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New York
Delaware
PKU
Determined builders face critics in small town council debate
In a tight knit community, developers stand firm against neighbor critiques while planning progress. Charles Lapp and John Bowyer emphasize that determined men working together shape conditions, not victims.
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Charles Lapp
John Bowyer
Old Married Man and Dream Girl Adorers
A humorous local-voice item notes a married man who sometimes sews on buttons in an emergency and a girl described as a dream who has several awake male admirers.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition details 1962 pricing
The page lists publishing details for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition with pricing by carrier and mail options for different combinations including Morning and Sunday and Morning Evening and Sunday. It notes AP and UP wire membership and provides pledge text and staff roles. Page 4 Sec A dated Oct 16 1962.
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South Plains
Availa Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Ve. J. Lub
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Associated Press
United Press International
Lubbock
Parker F. Pruuly Chas. A
Bubschipiuon
United States of America
The
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Noise and privacy in a bustling metropolis contrasted
A World War II era column notes that soundproofing boosts productivity and reduces absenteeism, while New York’s noisy streets coexist with high efficiency. It recalls peacetime street scenes, privacy as a valued virtue, and an interview with Adela Rogers St. Johns about prayer and sports amid the World Series.
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Adela Rogers St. Johns
Billy
O'Dell
Giants
Hoffa Casts Shadow Over Cuba Crisis Role
A political column argues the International Longshoremen's Association should bypass government channels and place James Hoffa in charge of Cuba policy as a bold, unorthodox solution. The piece mocks orthodox diplomacy, praises Hoffa’s influence, and suggests a Hoffa Khrushchev talks scenario to shift the Cuba stalemate.
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International Longshoremen’s Association
State Department
Cuba
Uncle Sam
Jersey City
Hoffman
Italy
ILA
Hoffa
Justice Department
U. S
Houdini
Castro
International Longshoremen's Association
Hoffa- Khrushchev
U.S
Jersey
George
Washington
New York Times
Machiavellis
James Hoffa
Tizzy Delays Cleanup Refusing Afternoon Chore Time
Tizzy adamantly postpones cleaning the room saying the afternoon is reserved for goofing off. The exchange highlights a playful procrastination moment as the day unfolds.
Court reaction to Supreme Court reforms debated
Analysts weigh whether the reorganized Supreme Court will curb the Warren era zeal amid social strife sparked by Ole Miss events. Jurists note Kennedy era appointments may sustain liberal aims, while dissents hint at renewed judicial restraint and deference to state and local context.
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Ray Tucker
Supreme Court
University of Mississippi
Tucker Private
High Tribunal
Kennedy
Warren
Morever
Felix Frankfurter
Black
Douglas
Brennan
White
Goldberg
Clark
Stewart
Harlan
Justice White
Justice Goldberg
Afl-Cio
California
State
Congress
Bosses' Night Banquet Honors Lubbock Women Club
The annual Bosses Night banquet by the Lubbock Business and Professional Women's club celebrated its 21st anniversary with a mock enlistment service. Dr. H J Robinson of First Methodist Church spoke. toastmaster was Mrs. Vera Maxey. Mrs. Ethel Kennum read the collect and welcome from club president Mrs. Aliie M Dyer. George P Kuykendall delivered the response. Eleven past presidents were honored.
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Lubbock Business and Professional Women's Club
H. J. Robinson
First Methodist Church
Vera Maxey
Ethel Kennum
Aliie M. Dyer
George P. Kuykendall
Elm Tree Grave Mystery and Painter Peter Liser
Catherine de Bogart of Woodstock New York died after a beating and was buried holding an elm tree switch that grew into a huge tree. Peter Lyster of Germany was celebrated as a painter ICIAN and music poet in Dresden Vienna Berlin for 33 years, described as deeply deaf.
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Catherine de Bogart
Woodstock NY
Peter Lyser
Germany
Criti
Dresden
Vienna
Berlin
Still Due A Fair Deal Walker Changing Times
Column argues Gen Edwin Walker should receive medical evaluation for possible war related psychosomatic illness and humane treatment if ill while opposing Birchers. Warns against using illness as political weapon and calls for fair care if war effects are proven. Mentions John Birch Society and antis, with discussion of racial issues and public reaction. Also notes Tata flight in India and Valparaiso port activity.
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Walker
John Birch Society
George Washington
Fred Schwarz
Birchers
Eisenhower
Atty
United States
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Babel
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George E. Sokolsky
Edwin A. Walker
Little Rock
Sokolsky
Oxford
Mississippi
Bombay
J. R. Dz Tata
Air India International
Karachi
Valparaiso
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