Britain and U S Talks on NATO Begin Amid Debate
The article notes Labor Party shifts on nuclear policy and the plan for talks on a multinational nuclear force. Patrick Gordon Walker arrives in Washington to discuss with Secretary of State Rusk while Britain weighs Polaris subs and a mixed fleet. Johnson administration presses for speed to strengthen NATO deterrence.
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Washington
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France
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Turkey
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Belgium
Claude V. Ricketts
Washington Navy Yard
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NIH Information Bulletin Reveals Animal Welfare Concerns
Special Correspondent reports NIH Information Bulletin No 2 outlines how federal funds, including 1965 NIH grants totaling over one billion dollars, support experiments that may duplicate prior work and inflict animal suffering. The National Catholic Society for Animal Welfare cites lack of compulsory use of clearinghouse facilities. A Canadian researcher has received about 729 thousand dollars from NIH over 13 years, with total support surpassing two million dollars when Canadian and private grants are included.
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EW York
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NIH
National Catholic Society For Animal Welfare
Washington
Science Information Exchange
Touched Many Lives Hoover And The Past
Kenneth L. Dixon recalls Herbert Hoover and his impact on his life from childhood lessons on not wasting food to Hoover’s resilience during hard times. The essay reflects on personal shifts, wartime aid programs, and a measured view of Hoover’s legacy amid postwar politics.
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Lake
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Herbert Hoover
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Apple Health Benefit Claim for Students and Shoppers
A claim that apples boost health is supported by experiments noting 1300 university students who ate apples regularly for three years had fewer colds and stress related illnesses. The passage suggests apples could deter impulsive criminal acts if consumed.
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Jonathan
California girls excel boys in scholastic tests
A sequence of tests in California schools shows girls outperform boys in most basic skills and overall scholastic ability, except in upper high school mathematics where boys fare better. The report notes girls are also described as prettier and suggests their dominance is unfair to male students.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal 1964 Pricing and Pledge Page Note
An archival page from October 26 1964 shows subscription rates for morning and Sunday editions, six months ten dollars, one year fifteen sixty, with mail and carrier options. The page includes the US pledge of allegiance text and publication by Avalanche Journal Publishing Ron Inc in Lubbock Texas.
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Monine
States of America
Lubbock, Tex
Old politics and new gutter battles in a national race
Andrew Tully notes the dirty campaign tactics across parties in the presidential contest. He recalls historic rough rhetoric around Eisenhower and Lincoln, mocks Nixon's alliance with Goldwater supporters, and argues politicians remain mortal and prone to sharp blows in pursuit of the White House.
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Andrew Tully
Ashington
Washington Post
Chalmers Roberts
Eisenhower
Woman Refutes Age Claims by Embracing Youthful Image
A witty remark suggests that age is a mindset as a woman declares she isn’t old until she imitates her daughter’s youth. The quip highlights generational style clashes and social expectations.
Red Army gains Kirkenes and northern fronts in fast advance
Reports from Lubbock Morning Avalanche date October 26 1944 claim the Red Army captured Kirkenes and 30 other northern towns, completed Transylvania conquest, and secured 13 strong points while repelling German counterattacks. Stalin disseminated confirmations with no verification of the German counteroffensive.
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Non GOP listeners repelled by Barry Goldwater barbs analysis
Bruce Biassat discusses how Goldwater's aggressive attack style appeals to hardline Republicans but risks alienating a broader electorate. He notes concerns over Social Security nuclear weapons policy and Johnson administration criticisms, describing Goldwater as a spray hitter whose fierce rhetoric could backfire if he loses in November.
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Johnson
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New Hampshire
Cuba
Len Hubert Humphrey
Orville Freeman
Washington
White House
Richard Nixon
Finnish Children Found Courteous and Respectful
University Park Pennsylvania State University professor Dr Joseph H Britton notes Finnish children bow or curtsy to adults showing respect while American students he says are more challenging. He spoke after a Fulbright at the University of Jyvas kyla. Jeremiah Kincaid an 11 year old from Brown County Indiana makes his movie debut for Walt Disney in So Dear to My Heart.
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UPI
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Joseph H. Britton
University of Jyvaskyla
Hollywood
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Bown County
Ind
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Hollywood stars join Disney comedy The Reluctant Dog Catcher
Hollywood reports Jack Oakie and Joan Blondell have joined Walt Disney's upcoming comedy The Reluctant Dog Catcher. The pairing promises a brisk, lighthearted farce with broad humor and the studio's family appeal.
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UPI
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Joan Blondell
Walt Disney
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