Foreign Aid Faces Widening Bipartisan Opposition
Congress shows rising opposition to Kennedy foreign aid plan as Democrats and Republicans balk at spending cuts and budget pressures. The House reduced authorizing totals and Senate action looms with expected further cuts amid economic and political concerns.
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House
Kennedy
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Lucius D. Clay
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
State Chambers of Commerce
Congressional Quarterly
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Judd
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Henry J. Taylor
Khrushchev
Cuba
Alliance For Progress
Change Of Pace Pinions On A Summer News Moment
A reflective piece notes that the Great Train Robbery in Britain, the limited nuclear test ban treaty signing, and upheavals in South Vietnam each shaped summer news. It praises drama and suspense as a welcome distraction and suggests these events mark a shift in how readers seek timely stories.
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Britain
South
Viet Nam
Had patience with no one to call him on the phone
The remark notes that he endured quiet waiting without any caller identifying themselves, reflecting a loneliness or absence of contact. It contrasts patience with the lack of familiar voices reaching out, highlighting solitude.
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See
Pledged Republic in Lubbock Paper Dated Sept 4 1963
A faded snippet from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal shows the paper’s pledge to the flag and the United States, dated September 4 1963, with references to Texas and civic details. The fragmentary text mentions democratic sensepaper and a station of the paper’s masthead.
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Democratic Sensepaper
avalanche-Journal
Meeninz Battion, Ay, Et Pu Company. Inc
J. Lobbock
Toe Atsoctidree
F. Chas
A. Poe
Dantes
Carnet Onete Ea
United States of America
Pation Sec. A
Larbbock
Texas
Planned Civil Rights March Tightens Preemptive Screening
Washington police chief Robert V. Murray coordinated with fellow chiefs to screen potential troublemakers ahead of the march. The DC force monitored arrivals and kept individuals under watch until departure, with likely FBI involvement in the surveillance effort.
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Bob Considine
Washington
Piamis
Washington Police
Robert V. Murray
D.C
FBI
Wood cabins and modern homes in the national mood
Industrial psychologists link happier children to wooden homes and a warm safe environment. The piece cites Dr. Michael Miller and references Lincoln in a log cabin, contrasting with contemporary glass houses and open layouts. It also notes concerns about lie detectors and a police handling of a Rockwell protest in Washington.
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Douglass Welch
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Michael M. Miller
Washingto D.C
Mommy
Daddy
Glass
National Guard
Rockwell
Karl Rogers Allen
Washington
Demands for Democracy Outpace Communist Growth
In a contrasting view of 1962 economies Rostow notes free nations grew 4.8 percent vs USSR under 4 percent, while the U S led with 5.4 percent. Khrushchev hints at Yugoslavia adopting fringe capitalism, sparking debate on communist efficiency and management reforms.
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Andrew Tully Ashington
Kremlin
Moscow
Mexico City
Walt W. Rostow
State Department
Rostow
Nikita Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Tito
Joe Stalin
Soviet Union
NATO
U.S
Free World
Mr. K
Stalin
Khrushchev
Russia
China
No problem with leftovers as they eat them next meal
The text notes that in many homes leftovers are not wasted and are consumed at the following meal, reflecting practical cooking habits.
Monday Leader in Rat Extermination Drive at Hilton Hotel
Jaycees of Memory Jane Laibbock announce a Monday luncheon rat extermination campaign to curb typhus spread. Frank Baker notes civic clubs welcome others to join while Arch Underwood of Lubbock joins the committee. British and Canadian forces land on Italian beaches under Eisenhower signaling invasion of the European mainland.
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Laibbock Jaycees
Monday
Hilton Hotel
Frank Baker
North Africa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Strait of Messina
Italy
Great Britain
U.S. Aid to Brazil Cited as Drain on Resources
The article catalogues U.S. assistance to Brazil from World War II to 1963, detailing loans and credits totaling billions, subsidies in farm trade, and the Operation Pan America program. It notes Brazil's debt rise, currency devaluations, and government wage increases amid ongoing aid.
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U.S
Brazil
U.S. Export-Import Bank
Department of Agriculture
Kennedy
White House
Adenauer to Visit De Gaulle in Paris in September
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will travel to Paris to meet President Charles de Gaulle on September 21 22, the Elysee Palace announced. Adenauer who is on vacation in Italy will retire this fall and hand power to Ludwig Erhard.
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DE Gaulle Paris
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Adenauer
Italy
Ludwig Erhard
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Little Band of Crackpots
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Tom Hertihy
Allen
Ku Klux Klan
Malcolm X Loltily
Howard V. Covell
Union Station
Considine
Hate Osann
Labbock Morning Avalanche
Postwar
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Lubbock
Mmallikarjuna
Olivers Ae
Taylor
Ba Bon
Stonewall Jackson
Secredy
Ate
Alliance For Pre
Latin America
U.S. and
International Monetary Fund
United States
Carlos Olivares
Bay of Pigs
Treasury Sec
Douglas Dillon
David E. Bell
Joao Goulart
Francisco Dantas
U. S
Bell
Dantas
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