K S Decision A Lucky Break For The United States
The Moscow decision to end the test ban shockingly shifts world opinion. Khrushchev’s move pressures neutral nations toward a broader call for curbs on nuclear weapons, while boosting Kennedy's position amid Berlin tensions.
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Uncle Sam
Russia
Belgrade
Khrushchev
United States
Moscow
Kennedy
U. S
Soviet Union
Red China
Berlin
U.S
Lubbock crime rate rises in FBI figures
FBI figures show major law violations in Lubbock during the first half of 1961 up 8 percent from 1960, with Lubbock previously ranked first in Texas and seventh nationally for serious offenses per 100 000. The report urges stronger law enforcement action amid concerns.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Lubbock
Texas
Debarkation debate as English dogs face bark ban
British town considered surgically silencing dogs to stop neighbor disturbances. The plan drew protests from dog lovers and the British Veterinary Association warned that stopping barking could cause frustration and potential biting.
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HILD
England
British Veterinary Association
Kennedy plans to live on presidential income
FTIS reports that President and Mrs Kennedy intend to live on his salary during his presidency. The press notes this austerity and wishes them luck managing under such frugal conditions.
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FTIS
Kennedy
Morning Edition masthead and pricing notice from Lubbock paper
The page shows the Morning Edition masthead for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal with details on edition names, address, affiliations with wire services, and subscription rates. It lists Parker F. Prouty and Cha A. Gut as publisher officials and includes the pledge of allegiance and page/section markers. It is dated September 2, 1961 in Lubbock Texas.
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Tay
Routo Pisina
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche Journal Putiisming Company
Ite
St &H Bt
Texas
Parker F. Prouty
Carin Laibbock
Wort
Bing and
Bander
United States of America
Considine’s On the Line in Ennis Abbey Visitors
Special correspondent Bob Considine recalls visits to Ennis Abbey County Clare Ireland. He reflects on local Considine relatives buried there and the mix of returning emigrants and staying residents during and after the potato famine era. He shares a bustling parish scene with Irish bar and butcher.
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Oblin
Ennis Abbey
County Clare
Ireland
Jack Considine
O'Connell Street
Mike Considine
America
Mike
MecShain
Killarney
Considine
Wealthy Learn Early Value of a Dollar Says Reader piece
Phyllis Battelle argues American parents shield children from money talks. A Cornell survey shows teenagers want lessons on insurance borrowing investing and budgeting. Many wish to discuss family finances and vacations yet secrecy remains. The piece notes gaps between math skill and money sense in youth.
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New York
America
ABC
Cornell University
Bernard Baruchs
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Papa
Junior
Rockefeller poised for 1964 presidential bid amid NY governorship
The piece analyzes Nelson Rockefeller's chances to win the 1962 New York governor race and argues he could secure the 1964 Republican nomination. It notes possible opposition from Democrats, a shadow candidate tactic, and potential shifts if Kennedy remains popular or war changes politics. It also mentions Nixon's potential role and forecasts Rockefeller's long-term impact.
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Tucker
G.O.P
Rockefeller
White Plains
N.Y. A
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Winthrop
Chase Manhattan Bank
Victor
Rocky
Richard Mr. Nixon
California
Dick Nixon
Kennedy
United States
Nixon
Labor Day events in Lubbock spotlight union pride
Following a morning parade and noon barbecue in Mackenzie State Park about 700 people attended a Labor Day dance at a Lubbock hotel. W J Keith of Houston spoke on labor relations and organization while Elmer East urged cooperation and cited pro labor legislation. Walter Davis presided over the program.
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Lubbock
Mackenzie State Park
W. J. Keith
Social Security Administration
Information Service
Houston
Elmer East
Walter Davis
Central Labor Council
Reds Launching New Drive
George E. SokolsKy reports there is pressure over Edward Hunter's Senate Internal Security Subcommittee testimony. He claims a coordinated anti anti Communism movement is forming in the United States, with Red tactics in press and politics to undermine anti Communism and promote brainwashing themes.
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George E. Sokolsky
Edward Hunter
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Keating
Dodd
Hunter
China
Hitler
United States
Asia
Africa
Joe McCarthy
Young Americans For Freedom
Committee For A Responsible National Students Organization
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Berlin
Hollywood Stars Join 1961 Cancer Crusade Tapes
Ten Hollywood stars have completed tapes for the 1961 Cancer Crusade for radio stations nationwide. The list includes Tony Curtis Greer Garson Charlton Heston Rock Hudson Janet Leigh Paul Newman Spencer Tracy Robert Wagner Natalie Wood and Joanne Woodward.
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Hollywood
UPI
Cancer Crusade
Tony Curtis
Greer Garson
Charlton Heston
Rock Hudson
Janet Leigh
Paul Newman
Spencer Tracy
Robert Wagner
Natalie Wood
Joanne Woodward
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Valentine Castlerosse
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Tizzy
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Rocky MayPlay
Ray Tucker
Ashington
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
San Antonio
Coke Stevenson
San Antonio Express
County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas
Homer Leonard
House
Allen Shiver
Ann Sheridan
California Institute of Technology
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Robert Corey
Institute
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Nebraska TerRitory
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