Britain’s political mood shifts in postwar balance of power
An Associated Press summary notes Britain’s voters now see Conservatives and Liberals adopting more socialist traits while Labour shifts toward idealism and neutralization. The piece argues capitalism’s efficiency amid technological progress outpaces socialism, with Britain’s postwar prosperity under a Conservative government cited as evidence.
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Associated Press
Leo Anavi
Anavi
United States
Russia
Bau
Wise Move STATE Insurance Board Stands Firm on Rates
The STATE Insurance Board refused a proposed 12.7 million annual rise under the new "safe driving" plan and kept 1961 rate schedules. It also rejected making the plan optional, praising the decision as blocking hardship for automobile owners and maintaining the merit rating status quo until further need appears.
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Real Champs The Russians Claim A 400 Ton Flying Machine
Russians boast of a 400 ton craft that flies three to six miles above water and travels 105 miles per hour. The claim mirrors a pattern of grandiose statements, inviting skepticism about their overall scientific leadership while probing rumors of space age threats.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal circulation and motto notes
The fragment lists pricing and postage for Morning and Evening editions from Lubbock Texas, with subscription rates and terms. It includes pledge text and a partial date line reading October 34, 1960, and references to Transworld Press and United Features.
Filters For Car Mufflers Could Be On Next Models
A feature on Monoxit a compact exhaust filter from Pawtucket firms attached under the car hood may lead to standardized exhaust treatment. The device blends a direct flame afterburner with a catalytic converter to reduce emissions as proposed by cancer authorities and discussants in the Los Angeles area. The piece also notes U S O nearing its 20th birthday with Gen Hershey commenting on its role for service members.
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Bob Considine
EW York
Pawtucket
R. I
Chicago
Los Angeles
Double Debut Plan for Mamie's Nieces at White House
The White House plans a secret double debut for Ellen Moore and Mamie Moore, nieces of Mamie Eisenhower, in the East Ballroom the day after Thanksgiving. The 18 and 19 year old sisters are daughters of Mrs George Gordon Moore. Debut party would mark a rare White House social episode amid Ike’s eight year era.
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Y Jashington
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Eisenhower
Beautiful East
Ellen Moore
Mamie Moore
George Gordon Moore
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Helen Taft
Washington
Mamie
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Jackie
Caroline
Secret Service
Prestige not winning war says reader and columnist
A Miami reader questions the fixation on America's prestige, while Ray Tucker argues that strength and allied support will determine victory. The piece asserts prestige matters less than military and economic power plus allied backing, dismissing prestige rhetoric as political noise.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Russia
Tucker
General Assembly
United Nations
Red China
China
Nikita Khrushchev
Uncle Sam
Britain
France
West Germany
Italy
Spain
Japan
Memory Lane Draft Lottery Draws First Up 6175 Men
Washington reports 6 175 men with serial 158 as first called in peacetime conscription. Sec. Stimson drew the number at 11 16 a m CST from a glass bowl after Roosevelt spoke on defending freedom. Lubbock residents were not present. News notes Texas Defense Guard plans and Legion post efforts appear alongside broader war coverage.
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Texas Defense Guard
Differences Slight Parties Lack Programs
By George E Sokolsky the Roosevelt era to 1960 shows Republicans as the dominant party until Wilson though Democrats later reshaped American politics. Roosevelt reorganized the Democrats and formed the American Labor Party as a vehicle for social reform and labor influence, while party labels remain fluid. The piece argues both major parties lack distinct programs and define politics by personalities rather than policy amid race and global tensions.
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Rom Thed
United States
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Woodrow Wilson
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