Mahon Urged to Explain Vote on UN Bonds
The 19th District has long supported Rep. George H. Mahon but readers seek his rationale for backing a bill approving United Nations bonds valued at over 100 million dollars. The paper expects his forthcoming explanations and notes ongoing questions about whether the U S should assume more UN costs.
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George H. Mahon
Mahon
Man Mahon
U.S
United Nations
International Debating Society
Constitution Week Observed In Lubbock As Citizenship Day
The 175th anniversary of the 1787 Constitution is marked this week as Constitution Week and Citizenship Day. Local civic groups sponsor programs, urge display of U.S. flags, and call for renewed dedication to the document amid perceived threats to its meaning and liberties.
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United States
Lubbock
U.S
Washington
Tip For Visitors Overstaying Visits Upset Patients
A group of England hospitals cut visiting hours after complaints that friends and relatives lingered too long. The piece notes guests often intend to show care but may worsen the patient’s condition. It advises a shorter visit is better than a lengthy stay that leaves the patient wishing the caller had not come.
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England
Government budget split shows welfare costs dwarf defense
High Benefits TT Tax Foundation estimates non military federal outlays at 26 billion dollars for 1963, up 14 billion since 1954. It argues much spending funds Welfare State activities of dubious value and suggests cuts should target these areas before defense.
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TT Tax Foundation
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Page Note 1962
The snippet shows the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Evening Edition masthead, address at 6th Street and Avenue L, Texas, distribution details, and the pledge text from a 1962 issue. It reflects notice of publication, pricing, and standard American pledge content.
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South Plains
Tnie
Lubbock
United States of America
Texas
College Is Important Step for Free World Citizens
A campus message urges students to value higher education as crucial for democracy and global liberty. The speaker emphasizes personal duty, civic responsibility, and the impact of educated individuals on the future.
Considerine on the Line New Hope for Mentally Ill
Special correspondent reports rising attention to schizophrenia in the United States. About 1.5 million hospital beds are filled by mentally ill patients and around 400,000 suffer from schizophrenia. A new, hopeful approach seeks greater patient involvement and emerging psychiatry advances after a patient recovered in a period of unconsciousness, showing clearer thinking.
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Bob Considine
York
U.S
Yesteryear
Gift projects and political potshots across Washington
Vice President Johnson and Lady Bird steer gifts to favor people over palaces during a Middle East trip. Personal items are limited. films and hospital equipment highlight a shift from lavish displays to practical aid amid Cold War diplomacy. Labels and critics follow on Truman and Eisenhower as debates over mental health gains unfold in New York.
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Ruth Montgomery
Ashington
Johnson
Middle East
Lady Bird
Bobby Kennedy
Ike
Car . S
Eisenhower
Lopez Mateos
Mexico
State Department
Makarois
Kiddies
Cyprus
Iran
Turkey
Lbj
Texas Cowboy
Crown Prince
Pagiy Alreadyas
Truman
Richard M. Nixon
Connecticut
Benefit Funds Vital To US Reach 40 Billion A Year
An extensive report by Ray Tucker Speed Cerra notes that benefits paid to millions in 1961 total about 40 billion dollars annually and 800 million weekly, shaping purchasing power and economic stability. It highlights sources from pensions and Social Security to private life insurance and Civil Service plans.
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Ray Tucker Speed Cerra
Ashington
Congress
The
Life Insurance Institute
Institute
Washington
Visit to India 1906 Finds No Masons Active
During a 1906 trip to India, no members of the Masonic order were present within a single day. The report notes absence of lodge activity and details surrounding the visit.
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India
Masonic Order
Rickover Education Report Stimulates Reform Calls
Special correspondent notes Vice Admiral Rickover's critique of U S education based on his Russia Switzerland and Britain comparisons He argues for targeted schools for nuclear work and emphasizes learning from others while stressing the need to judge schools by their products The piece urges reorganizing American education to enable both knowledge and practical ability.
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Onae E. Sokolsky
Rickover
Bani
Hum
Russia
Switzerland
Great Britain
Bracero total likely matches last year's peak
The central migratory workers office reports 168,635 braceros sent to U S farms this year. The 1962 total is expected near 200,000, similar to last year. Breakdowns show 113,928 through Empalme Sonora, 35,278 through Monterrey, and 19,000 through Chihuahua.
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Mexico City
Central Office of Migratory Workers
United States
Empalme
Sonora
Monterrey
Chihuahua
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