Poet Robert Frost Sees Socialism as Answer to Population
Frost after an hour with Khrushchev in Russia suggested socialism could handle growing populations. He contrasted capitalist Germany and the prospering West with communist East Germany, asserting capitalism's superiority and warning against socialist pendulums. The piece frames Frost as favoring free enterprise and skeptical of socialism’s global appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Robert Frost
Frost
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
United States
Khrushchev
Kaiser Pill
Wither
Germany
Envi
Stalin
Europe
Ukraine
Unt
Peter the Great
Berlin
Poland
East Germany
Hopeful Sign OMPONE Nuclear War Looms
Fragmented text discusses health, children, and a hopeful drive toward medical progress amid fears of nuclear war. It references scientific efforts, human reliance on progress, and looming geopolitical tension affecting public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes
Vicar Faces Questions Over Belfry Hate Rumor
A jumbled clipping notes fears among parishioners at Colehill as rumors of hate from the church bell tower spread. The vicar is cited with alleged “hate in his belfry” while other odd quotes mirror fragmented news filler of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colehill
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Publication Details 1982
Morning and Sunday editions published in Lubbock Texas by Lubbock Avalanche Journal Publishing Company. Rates listed for daily, Sunday, and weekend subscriptions by carrier and mail. Includes pledge of allegiance and page citation Sept 11 1982.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
Avalanche Journe
Pubtening Company, Inc
Sb Bt
Ave J. Lubtoce
Texas Natutal
Texas Daily Prese League
Associated Press
United Press International
Texas Parker F Pruliy
Meath
Luibbock
Munths
Mons
Mai Marinie
Buiday
United States of America
Texas
New Dog Joins The Family In Care Guide
A fragment from a dog care column discusses choosing training and health guidance. It references authors Jeannette W. Cross and a work titled The New Bianche Saunders and hints at a Standard Book of Dog Care and Special Correspondent Training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Considine
York
Jeannette W. Cross
Bianche Saunders
London
Nicole
Duchess of Bedford
Elsa
Cholly
Mesdames Cross and Saunders
Atlas Missile Complex at Plattsburg Seen as Key Step in U S Program
Lieut. Gen. Thomas Gerrity discusses the Atlas missile installation at Plattsburg Air Force Base. He notes progress toward tripling operational missiles by year end and aims for a nationwide network of Atlas Titan Minute Man and Thor sites. SAC crews prepare to assume control of Atlas sites as the $200 million complex nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NOTF
Thomas Patrick Gerrity
Air Force
Plattsburg
Inca Robb
IBM
New York State
Vermont
Mississippi
Atlas
Titan
Minute Man
Thor
SAC
SAC Strategic Air Command
Winton Close
Plattsburg Air Force Base
Thomas Patrick Gernty
Far Force
Pentagon
United States
Gerrity
This Year Will Be Wonderful Says Girl on Bus
Kate Osann notes a confident schoolgirl aboard a bus headed to Maple Street saying she will have a wonderful year. The line captures bright anticipation and a sense of independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Street
Khrushchev floods markets with oil as weapon against West
Analysis of Khrushchev using oil exports to threaten the free world with market control and potential wartime disruption. Focuses on NATO and Common Market reactions, Italy and Enrico Mattei, and U.S. policy moves including a National Petroleum Council report and boycotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Europe
NATO
Italy
Middle East
Latin American
Khrushchev
Congress
National Petroleum Council
Washington
Defense Department
Baku
Pacific
Japan
Ava
Africa
Latin America
Enrico Mattei
Italian Fuel Trust
Mattei
Rome
France
Sahara
Thos
Hns
Outer Space
Free World
Prison for People and the Berlin Wall Crisis
George E Sokolski argues pacifists misread Soviet aims and urges resolve against Khrushchev. He reframes the Berlin Wall as a symbol of oppression, warns of gen o cide, and cautions Western unity must withstand Soviet pressure to recognize Red China and concede concessions. The piece casts Khrushchev as imperialist and opportunist, urging strong Western resolve to deter aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qven
Soviet Russia
Morosy
Berlin
Khrushchev
Great Britain
United States
United Nations
Red China
West
United Kingdom
France
Europe
First bale of cotton ginned at 3 15 p m Monday near Woodrow
A.B. Allen, a 21 year Lubbock County farmer three miles north of Woodrow, produced the season s first bale from 2000 pounds of seed cotton on a 35 acre crop weighing 435 pounds ginned two weeks earlier than last year and to be sold by auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Allen
Luibbock
Allen
Woodrow
Lubbock County
The Zulu Bride Keeps Honey Adorned Hair Six Months
A Zulu bride is married with her hair plastered in honey and forbidden to unbind it for six months. When she finally lets down her hair the honeymoon celebrations unfold in full.
Dermatologists to View Telstar Live Color Telecast
Washington doctors at a convention will watch the first live color Telstar transmission. The program on psoriasis will be sent Wednesday from Culdrose England near Goonhilly Downs, the British Telstar site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPT
Telstar
Culdrose
England
Goonhilly Downs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acas
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
South Plains
Considine’s
U.S
Inez Robb
N.Y
Laxe Champlain
Lewan
Camp Plattsburg
Pyramids
Panama Canal
Bouller Dam
Caner Gerrity Qd
Mac
NASA
California
Mariner II
Sazerne
Kelly
Saratoga
Mimi
Considine
By Kate Osann
Nikita
By Ray Tucker
Tucker
Venezuela
Khnushchev
Flo
Walt
George E. Sokolsky
Lora
East Berlin
Etn Ie Gue
William P
Wilmi N.C. Irement
By Galbraith
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!