Burleson to Join U N Delegation in New York Visit
Omar Burleson, critical of UN actions, will join the U S delegation this autumn. He plans to call issues as he sees them and oppose seating the Red Chinese on the UN, promising a firm, common sense voice against rubber-stamp attitudes. He will confront intellectual approaches with a blunt West Texas perspective.
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Burleson
Hietinge Nek
State Department
U. S
Aie
New York
West Texas
By Line Jim Bishop Debuts On ABC TV Series
Special Correspondent notes Jim Bishop begins a new ABC TV series at 11 PM Saturday. The show will cover Berlin and Spain using Bishop’s film and a self devised cue line card system. He has written memorable books and is described as a well spoken guy.
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Bob Considine
New York
Ann Gillis Slocum
NBC
Game
Ann
Jim Bishop
Jim Be
Gan
ABC
Berlin
Spain
Bishop
Jim
Ishop
Patriotism Runs Deep In A Nation Of Frustration
In this era of crisis Americans show quiet resolve to stay free and help the country. Polls, Birchers, and McCarthyites spark debate, yet most insist they would rather be dead than Red and seek constructive ways to aid the nation. The piece weaves political tempers with personal notes on Jimmie Foxx and a Monaco correction.
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Mihi
United
pHs
Communist Party
FBI
Jimmie Foxx
Mantle
Maris
Babe Ruth
Vic Frelund
Youngstown
Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Foxx
John W. Rees
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Baseball
Cooperstown
N. Y
Ohio State Employment Service
Cleveland
Jimmie
Rees
Phyllis Blum
la Secretaire Privee
Princesse
Grace de Monaco
Miles Blum
Princes Grace de Monaco
Grace Grimaldi
First Christian Church of Lubbock 60th Anniversary
The piece praises First Christian Church of Lubbock for its 60th anniversary and its long standing role in the city known as a "City of Churches." It notes Lubbock's early history from 1901 and applauds the church's continued service to the community regardless of individual theological beliefs.
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First Christian Church of
First Christian
Bank Outlook: Boston Lenders Cite Strong Quarter
The First National Bank of Boston notes the Grease National Product hit a clear real-term high in Q2 as industrial output surpassed prior records. It warns of rising government spending with new appropriations adding 4.006 billion in the duet, and questions how the Administration will balance pressure to spend against debt concerns.
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Boston Bank
First National Bank of Boston
Cassius and Khrushchev Compare in Wry Shakespearean Note
The remark imagines Cassius with a hungry look and rich line about danger. A hypothetical meeting with Khrushchev suggests that bold figures, even if fat, could be dangerous. The playful take blends Shakespearean wit with Cold War flair.
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Julius Caesar
Shakespeare
Cassius
Khrushchev
Local Daily Democratic Ledger Announces Morning Edition
An archival morning edition notice from a Texas newspaper chain references the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, related editorial brands, Associated Press affiliation, and a standard postage statement. The fragment mentions publication cadence, circulation notes, and generic patriotic phrases without concrete event details.
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Eaiiwni
Enf
Funday
Avalanche Journsi
Eventus Edities
Uy Avajiandia-Journs
Pyubuaning Coxapeny
Lee
Seaway Reshapes U S Freight Flows and Port Jobs
The St Lawrence Seaway shifts general cargo from inland routes to water, altering New York and other ports. Savings for Midwest shippers vary by origin and destination, with substantial cuts in milk powder, flour, lard, soybean oils, and agricultural implements. Foreign flag ships gain share as Canadian and foreign operators haul more grain, reducing U S carrier jobs across Atlantic and Gulf ports.
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Almand Gulf Ports
America
Europe
New York
New Orleans
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Midwest
Great Lakes
Minneapolis
Rotterdam
Duluth
South America
New York Fed
St. Lawrence Seaway
Federal Reserve
Buffalo
Baltimore
Gulf Ports
Norfolk
Atlantic
United States
Panama Canal
U. S
Progress
Boston
Gulf
Texas Tech opens fall semester with rising registrations
Texas Technological College registrars reported 2,471 pre registrations by Wednesday afternoon, surpassing last year’s first three days by 731 while 2,108 students had completed preliminaries and received numbers to enter the library for class scheduling today and Friday. Death comes on campus as Eagle, a 23 year old draft horse formerly with the animal husbandry department, passes away.
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Texas Technological College
Eagle
Brazil at a Crossroads Analyzed by Sokolski
George E. Sokolski surveys Brazil's profile from its vast Amazon interior to Brasilia and Rio de Janeiro, noting racial mixing, coffee's dominance, inflation, and a building boom. He warns that a leftist victory tied to Castro risks wider South American influence, while a military regime may resist Communism. Brazil’s Roman Catholic heritage is cited as a potential obstacle to leftist revolutions. The piece links Brazil’s fate to neighboring Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, and beyond.
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George E. Sokolsky
Africa
South America
United States
Brazil
Getulio Vargas
Juscelino Kubitschek
Janio Quadros
Amazon
Kubitschek
Brasilia
Basilia
Rio de Janeiro
San Paulo
Cuba
Red China
Castro
Colombia
Peru
Bolivia
Paraguay
Uruguay
Argentine
Venezuela
Guianas
Latin America
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Harry Vardon
East Germany
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Mother State Park
Te Weenie
coreRt Ry
Russia
Finney
Catherine the Great
Nation AT Crossroads
Sydney
Australia
New South Wales Electric Commission
Lake Munmorah
Ipswich
Bank of the Stour
Holbrook
Belfast
Lord Brookeborough
Northern Ireland
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