Byks Move The Nuclear Race Intensifies
The United States will resume underground tests with Kennedy declaring no other choice. Khrushchev announced Soviet tests at Belgrade as rivals push to the brink, questioning motives and warning of a deepening nuclear race with uncertain futures for peace.
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United States
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Red China
Khrushchev
Belgrade
Berlin
West Berlin
U.S
Back Yard Barbecue Linked to Pioneer Spirit Says English Observer
Social scientists and psychologists propose explanations for barbecue popularity but Charles Humann adds a new angle. He argues the hot embers evoke Old West nostalgia and the meat cooking lets men feel manly and connected to pioneer days.
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Charles Humann
Parent Course Aims to Demystify Modern Math
Arlington schools offer an adult education course titled A Parent's Introduction to Modern Mathematics to address parental concerns about homework. Early test results may reveal surprising outcomes as parents learn new approaches, suggesting that Johnny could have the last laugh.
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Arlington
Johnny
Worth Noting Columnists Playfully Reflect On Crime And Vacations
Columnist Don Oakley notes a Europe art theft proving culture endures even in grim news. A jokey item mentions a gypsy in Sopot marrying for the 123rd time amid slow divorces. The piece also suggests shifting college vacations from summer to spring or fall to ease travel by car.
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Don Oakley
Europe
Sopot
Yugoslavia
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal announces morning edition details
A filled page shows publication notes for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal including morning and Sunday editions, advertising rates, and postal details dated September 7, 1961. It lists pricing plans for subscriptions, carrier options, and mentions wire services AP UPI and a pledge section.
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Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Bth
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Chas. A. Gut el
Ee Ius
de Jarhbock
Huntley
United States of America
Berlin wall grows as Red control tightens
Special Correspondent notes Berlin now resembles a prison ringed by a wall, with 1,100,000 East Berliners confined by Communist guards far exceeding Hitler's force. He argues U S funds should highlight Reds actions to world audiences and counters neutralist rhetoric seen at a Yugoslav meeting.
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Bob Considine
Erlin
Berlin
Sing Sing
Hudson River
Ossining
N. Y
Hitler
Yugoslavia
Ghana
Women back to home plan sparks satire and labor stats
A columnist riffs on a classified ad calling for returning 25 million women to the home. cites 24.6 million working women in 1961 and 6.9 percent unemployment. The piece uses math to mock the idea of women leaving work and notes social debates on East German border fortifications near Berlin.
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America
National Men’s Legion
National Men's Legion
U. S. Department of Labor
Berlin
Wannsee
Potsdam
Considine
Nasser’s shifting stance tied to oil market changes
The essay notes Nasser’s conciliatory Arab diplomacy amid shifting oil dynamics. Western and Soviet oil competition reshapes leverage, reducing Arab unity pressure. It argues oil abundance lowers Nasser’s influence and highlights Western sincerity in alliances while warning of hewing to Arab leadership ambitions.
Navy disputes Greer sub encounter off Iceland
The Navy denied Berlin claims that the destroyer Greer aggressed a German submarine near Iceland. The department stated the initial attack came from the submarine on the Greer, not the other way around, and reaffirmed the earlier account. The sub was en route with mail to Iceland.
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Washington
Navy Department
Berlin
Greer
Iceland
Navy
Growth of Opportunism: Modern Trend Described
George E Sokolsky warns of opportunists who seize on public sentiment to push conservative and liberal causes for profit. He cites former FBI agents and political publications like National Review as examples, arguing many claim special knowledge while abandoning ideals for gain.
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Soviet Russia
United States
FBI
Mse
J. Edgar Hoover
Young Americans For Freedom
Young Conservatives
National Review
Alarm sensitivity at Ontario plant spurs theft
Barrie Ontario workers complained the Universal Cooler Co burda alarm was so sensitive it sounded when someone passed through a room. The firm adjusted it after a break in, but a thief later forced a window and stole 250 dollars. The alarm did not go off. Hong Kong exporters and manufacturers react to Forest Freight Conference plan for a 10 percent rise between Hong Kong and other destinations.
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Barrie
Universal Cooler Co
Hong Kong
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