Soviet economic contest with U S looms in Khrushchev era
Analysis notes Khrushchev’s tactic of professed peace while hinting at economic rivalry with the United States. It argues Russia’s plan to boost industrial output over the next decades, with success depending on world war avoidance and U S restraint. The piece contrasts Soviet discipline and regimentation with persistent material weaknesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Moscow
Russia
Reds
Sulzhe
Khiree
Ishehev
Pasi
United States
U.S
Pledge of Allegiance Text Appears in Local Page
A fragmented clipping shows a pledge of allegiance text with phrases about liberty justice and indissoluble union. It references the United States of America and a ceremony or page context, mentioning Texas and a page number. The legible portion indicates a formal recitation or display within a newspaper page segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Republic
A. Labboce
Texas
Readers' View: A Swift Scene of Hidden Bell and Rabbits
A fragmented letter describes a swift alley scene with a hidden bell atop a tallei. Observers note rabbits scurrying, belied by a pale fish and a sullen o'pess es call. The prose evokes a quiet, rural mood and local detail.
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Atchos
On Work Issi Ke Women Have Their Say Horn Intent
A brief item notes women address work issues and express urgency in public discourse. The piece highlights calls for action, gender perspectives, and inclusive workplace priorities within a community setting.
Fragmented Squabbles and Restless Minds in a Turbulent Era
A garbled passage recalls war weariness and inner turmoil through fractured imagery. It mentions the boy’s October longing, cruel blows, and a distant court of memory, with hints of soldiers, night fires, and loss. The text weaves restless youth, longing, and social fear into a dark, contemplative vignette.
JFK Budget Battle Narrows Focus On Spending Cuts
Washington dispatch outlines President Kennedy seeking belt tightening in 1962 63 budget to balance and calm critics. Budget Director David Bell orders agency chiefs to trim nonessential frills as Republicans warn a larger deficit if funding were fully approved. The article notes strains across defense payroll and civil service amid calls for restraint.
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J. F. Terhurst
Ashington
Kennedy
Congress
David Bell
Mator
Mr. Kennedy
Phe
Bell
Cron
Cong
Civil Service Commission
Moses Ane
Baliance
Retreatism Theory Sparks National Debate on Fear and Action
A mimeographed article by sociologist Amitai Etzioni argues retreatism as a moral decay endangering the nation. The piece warns irrationality and mass fear, noting Khrushchev’s tactics, inflation, and suicide as responses, urging resilience over panic and urging leaders to avoid surrender to terror.
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George E. Sokolsky
Mk. News Office
Columbia University
Amitai Etatoni
Ezioni
Sokolsky
Alwys
Three day Hockley fair opens with school dismissal
Levelland reports open of Hockley county fair for three days starting Thursday at 8 am. Schools asked to dismiss so pupils may attend. Forecasters warn heavy rains drenched the South Plains Tuesday and may return, delaying cotton harvests and weighing on farmers.
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South Plains
Levelland
Hockley Ty
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ReeMawing
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