Economy Shows Upward Trend Despite Mixed GDP Signals
The Joint Economic Committee reports third quarter GDP at a 503 billion annual rate, down from 505 billion prior quarter, while CEA figures show the economy about 21.6 billion above last year. The piece notes partisan interpretations of data and asserts the general trend remains upward with no expected reversal.
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Joint Congressional Economic Committee
President's Council of Economic Advisers
U. S
Status Symbols and Social Snobbery Across Nations
A critique argues Americans show snobbery in chasing status symbols such as cars and clubs, while noting Germans display overdrive signs and postcard fantasies to fake travel. The piece condemns status boasting as social immaturity and warns that deceit turns it into a sick, widespread modern ailment.
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United States
Bonn
Germany
Drawback Voiey Cosmetics Addresses Morning Mixups
The cosmetics firm plans color coded bottles to reduce the chance of men grabbing the wrong product while groggy. Some buyers may be color blind in the morning, complicating the solution.
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Voiey Cosmetics Firm
Lubbock Avalanche Journal front page ad and pledge notice
Fragmentary OCR shows Lubbock Avalanche Journal publication details and advertising rates. It includes a carrier price list, subscription options, and a dated pledge of allegiance text from October 2, 190. The readable items name Parker Fornoury and PAMUSEY as associate editors or reps in Dallas and mention morning and evening editions with various pricing. The fragmentary tone mirrors a historic newspaper page header and promo notes.
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Eee
Lobbock
Avalanche Journal
Avalanche Jourral Putiisning
Ant Ha
Taare
Tenae Dallas
Bret Clase Parker
Raitor Ischihion
Tata
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Rye Hing
Burda
Bente Srw
Teal
Sundey
Considerations On The Line Debating Nixon And Kennedy
Special Correspondent Bob Considine notes Nixon has drawn even or ahead of Kennedy in TV and radio debates. Nixon disputes requiring future presidential campaigns to be defined by debate prowess, arguing many capable leaders were not strong debaters, and the practice should not be automatic.
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Vandenberg
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Yangtue
Kennedy
Khrushchev
General Assembly of the United Nations
Refugee girl Hin Lai and the foster family story
An essay recounts fostering Hin Lai, a six year old refugee from Red China living in Peng Ker slums, supported by Foster Parents Plan. The author contrasts Hin Lai with Luciano, a Sicilian foster son, and notes Hin Lai’s letters, family struggles, and need for gifts and support from the U S to celebrate Christmas and her seventh birthday.
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Inez Robb
Hong Kong
Hin Lai
United States
Mercy
Mamie
China
Peng Ker
Luciano Bean
Luciano
Red China
Hin Lat
Study shows rail lines' plight nears national crisis
Ray Tucker reports Washington's railroads face severe financial strain as subsidies favor airlines and trucks. Calls for federal loans or broader reforms rise, including merging routes into seven vast systems and even possible public ownership, amid fears for wartime transport and jobs.
Lubbock County Officials Elected and Eagle Scouts Named
Memory Lane reports county teachers elected N B on Idalou superintendent and other directors at a meeting led by Dr W B Livin. Four Lubbock Boy Scouts will be elevated to eagle rank today, including Dick Cornelius Howard Lanford Marshall Rhea and Hoyle Gene Moss. Statewide draft registration totals are given with county figures and remarks on residency.
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Idaloa
W. B. Livin
Roy Boyd
Ton
J.B. Johnston
New Deal
J.B. Coarl Idalou
H.F. English
Roosevelt
Florenc Baldwin
Frenship
Lubbock
J. C. Regis
Court of Honor
Dick Cornelius
R. J. Cornelius
17Th St
Howard Lanford
Lanford
Q. Marshall Rhea
Jede J. Rhea
Hoyle Gene Moss
EE. Moss
16Th St
Off Shore Islands Debate Fizzles in Sokolsky Piece
George E. Sok o lsky argues that the Matsu and Quemoy dispute arms no clear path to resolving Sino-Soviet U S tensions. He contends Kennedy would defend Formosa and the Pesca doves under treaty terms, while Nixon warns surrender risks American prestige and regional war.
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Kennedy
Nixon
Quemoy
Matsu
Kennedy- Johnson
Hach
United States
Formosa
Mats
Niven
Soviet Russia
Red China
Col Kennedy
London Labour Leader Challenged by Wilson for Top Spot
London AP report says Harold Wilson, Labour’s top economic affairs spokesman, challenges Hugh Gaitskell for party leadership. Election by MPs this month will decide the post as Wilson runs amid calls to outlay the UK nuclear program and before party policy renouncing nuclear weapons, which Gaitskell has refused to adopt.
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Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Wilson
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