Progress or Decline in Waikiki Beach Culture
The essay notes Hawaii’s shift from romantic beach culture to modern commercialism as statehood and air travel bring mainland visitors. Beach boys face new city rules and racketeering concerns, while Waikiki sees higher fashion and prices. The piece questions whether change equates to progress or loss of simpler happiness.
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Hawaii
Pacific
Waikiki
Honolulu
West Point
New York
Paris
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Kennedy backs Ribicoff bid in Connecticut Senate race
President Kennedy promotes Abe Ribicoff for the U S Senate from Connecticut while Ribicoff positions himself as independent and critical of the White House. The race shapes up with stronger opposition than expected as Kennedy campaigns nationwide for liberal causes.
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Obody
Kennedy
Senate
White House
Abe Ribicoff
New Frontier
Connecticut
Kennedy & Co
Ribicoff
Paris Auto Show 1963 Debuts Marked by Fashioned Sales Aids
The Paris auto show closed last week highlighting 1963 models from around the world. Notably, two foreign manufacturers employed impeccably dressed male staff and attractive women to assist displays, a provocative shift as car styling rises alongside sales tactics.
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Paris
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Advertising Rates 1962
The notice details subscription and carrier rates for Lubbock Morning and Sunday editions, list price tiers for 1962, and options for mail delivery. It cites addresses in Lubbock Texas and references the publishing company and Associated Press membership.
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Carret
Lenbock
Carrier Guteide
Lubbock
Fyawe Mail
New York World Fair 1964 65 Faces Bureau Disputes
Special correspondent notes two Paris based critics of the Bureau of International Expositions challenge the New York fair’s claim to be truly world wide. They report 30 countries belong to BIE while about 80 others stay out. Russia’s pavilion plans are in flux as Poletth visits Moscow to review the sudden shift.
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Bob Considine
York
Paris
Leon Baret
Claude Izaak
Baret
Soviet Union
Flushing Meadow
Soviet Chamber of Commerce
New York
Charles Poletth
Moscow
Khrushchev
Russia
Kremlin
Old Baret
Montreal
Canada
Trylon
Bob Moses
On Learning To Speak By Phyllis Battelle
The piece discusses adults vs children in language learning, citing Berlitz that adults learn faster when motivated, while children have advantages in persistence and accent. It notes costs, motivation, and suggests key early words to memorize for travelers. The column also touches on the 1964 New York World’s Fair and related Soviet, Montreal, and American perspectives on world exhibitions.
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Mr. Berlitz
Berlitz
Path for Rocky Looks Easier
Rockefeller backers in New York see a clearer path to the 1964 Republican nomination as Scranton and Romney must win gubernatorial races. Nixon exits early, Goldwater fades, and Albany-D.C. factions boost Rockefeller while Democrats warn of Kennedy margins in New York.
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Ray Tucker
Correst
Ashington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Harrisburg
Lansing
Whitman
New York
Lowden
Illinois
Johnson
California
Capitol Building
Washington
Goldwater
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Allegheny
Rocky Mountains
Nixon
Gov
Rockefeller
Albany
Scranton
Romney
Willkie
Kennedy
New Look At Morals From George F E Sokolskiy
The piece argues for redefining sin within Judaic Christian tradition to restore personal responsibility in morality. It contrasts individual judgment with Marxist and secular views, criticizes state centrality, and notes the Second Vatican Council must address these moral shifts amid societal change.
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George FE. Sokolsky
Lee
Ecumenical Council
Philo and
Maimonides
Lot
Second Vatican Counsel
Cain
Tolstoy
Vacuum output ranking places Paris fourth after U S Britain
Paris now ranks fourth in vacuum-cleaner output, behind the United States, Great Britain, and West Germany. Last year 540000 units were made, compared with 460000 in 1960. Seven firms produce 80 percent of the cleaners.
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Paris
France
United States
Great Britain
West Germany
Santa Fe Trail Ruts Persist on Kansas Plains
Dodge City report notes ruts from wagon trails on the old Santa Fe Trail still visible on the Kansas plains though the route declined in general use during the 1870s.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas Plains
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South Plains
Lubbock, Texas
U.N
Manning
Considine’s
New York Fair
Phyllis Battelle
NE York
Mussolini
Charles Berlitz
School of Languages
Hoover
Truman
Eisenhower
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
ENUC
FRESH
Rocky
Ven
West
Grandpa
Budapest
Istvan Torocsik
Chi
Ilona
Princess Margaret S
Saan Mombasa
Kenya
Eter Pant Fuss
Karl Marx
Bakunin
Marx
Lenin
Sokolnky
By Galbraith
Charles
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