Nehru seeks Western aid as China threat looms
The article portrays Indian Prime Minister Nehru asking the United States and Western powers for help against Communist China. It notes Krishna Menon’s defiant stance, criticizing both leaders' past attitudes and urging aid as a duty to free nations rather than affection.
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J. Nehru
U.S
Nehru
Krishna Menon
India
Menon
West
Britain
Peking
Local TEC reports rising non farm jobs in Lubbock area
The Texas Employment Commission reports September non farm employment of 51 965 in the Lubbock market a yearly high. Bunting says this is the best since 1961 with a 2.6 percent monthly gain and 2.1 percent over last year and expects a new peak by December while noting a slight worker surplus and no serious unemployment.
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Lubbock
South Plains
Texas Employment Commission
R. C. Bunting
Bunting
U Thant and UN Role Questioned in Cuban Missile Crisis
A critical view argues that the United States acted independently to press the Cuban missile issue while UN and allied bodies debated. It contends Thant spoke for compromise after a blockade, with NATO and the OAS taking firmer stances, and warns that one-world rhetoric glosses over outside pressure and nuclear threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U Thant
International Debating Society
Thant
Cuba
Organization of American States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Sir Bertrand
Khrushchev
Kremlin
U.S
Russia
Norway
Japan
Castro
Washington
United States
Caribbean
Khrushchev Uses Russell as Summit Tease to U.S. Kennedy
Khrushchev leverages Sir Bertrand Russell to taunt Kennedy during a nuclear summit hint. World reaction is electric with stocks rising and widespread consumer stockpiling while Soviet freighters move in the Atlantic. Reporters rush to key government and international venues for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Considine
Ashington
Nikita Khrushchev
Bertrand Russell
Kennedy
Castro
mid-Atlantic
White House
Pentagon
Capitol
Political Talk Eases Some Good From Crisis
An editorial discusses reduced election campaigning during a national crisis. It critiques slogans from Nelson A. Rockefeller and warns of consumer yearning for luxury goods amid rationing rumors, while noting Khrushchev’s shifting stance and Pan Am’s Cuban peso windfall from Cuban refugees.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal October 30 1962 Page 4 Sec A
Lubbock Texas edition lists subscription rates for various periods and editions. The notice identifies staff roles Editor and Publisher and shows advertising affiliations with The Associated Press and United Press International.
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AR Independent Democratic
Lubbock
Sec
Texas
Khrushchev's Cuba gambit ends Kennedy faith in pledges
Ray Tucker argues Khrushchev and Castro used Cuba as a pawn in a wider plan. He accuses Khrushchev of deceit, predicts a dangerous Berlin swap and NATO strain, and pages the clash as nearing infamy like Pearl Harbor.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Cuba
Cordell Hull
Pearl Harbor
Tokyo
Sec. Hull
Washington
Hawaii
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Gromyko
Upstanding citizen weighs fight for community needs
A series of aphorisms contrasts civic duty and danger. The speaker notes that a tough job requires firm action, not gloves, and warns that disarmament fails to deter crime. Rip Van Winkle would not sleep now as phones awaken. Utopia’s calendar shuns Friday the 13th.
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Rip van Winkle
New Conservative Force Emerges as Third Party in New York
The article discusses the rise of a new Conservative party in New York, led by serious-minded businessmen and intellectuals, its anti no party stance, and potential impact on Republican and Democratic tickets. It notes strength in Onondaga and New York City, Rockefeller opposition to blocking the party, and questions leadership capacity to mobilize votes.
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George E. Sokolsky
New York State
Liberal Party
Alex Rose
New York
United States
New
Rocky
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller - Javits
Morgenthau
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Jacob Javits
Onondaga County
Syracuse
New York City
Gop
David Dubinsky
Tammany Hall
Conservative
Ripon
Wis
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Ben Bella to Speak in Algiers on War Anniversary
Premier Ahmed Ben Bella will deliver an important speech in Algiers on November 1 marking the eighth anniversary of the start of the French Algerian War. The address is expected to focus mainly on internal problems.
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Ben Bella
Algiers
UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
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Connecticut
Pan American World Airways
Uncle Sam
Pan-Am
Havana
U. S
Bay of Pigs
Miami
An-Am
Considine
Tizzy
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