Lubbock Jet Service Set to Link West with Los Angeles
The Chamber of Commerce reports Continental Airlines will initiate one stop jet service from Lubbock to Los Angeles with connections to El Paso Tucson and Phoenix. A 7 October schedule shows a 8 50 a m Lubbock departure and 11 05 a m Los Angeles arrival, with future 1964 or 1965 full jet service anticipated after runway upgrades.
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Lubbock
West
Robert B. Reedy
Chamber of Commerce
Reedy
Chamber Oforce
Continental Airlines
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Tucson
Fl Paso
Civil Aeronautics Board
el Paso
Points West
Braniff-United Airlines
Pacific Northwest
Texas Daily News reports record newspaper circulation
A TDNA report shows 117 Texas dailies with total circulation at 2 870 989, surpassing state households. Texans near three million daily newspaper readers as nationwide gains continue. John H. Murphy notes sustained increases across Texas and the nation due to newspapers’ unique chronicling of news and background.
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Texas Daily Newspaper Association
Texas
John H. Murphy
TDNA
United States
Urban crowding and traffic choke cities rising
The piece discusses growing urban population concentration and surging vehicle totals. It questions how long major cities can avoid being strangled by traffic and urges finding a solution to the escalating congestion.
Life of a Ten Dollar Bill in Grocery Lines
A light note on how the average ten dollar bill wears out quickly in grocery stores due to repeated monthly payments, illustrating how time seems to fly in daily money routines.
Local Texas Newspaper Ad Rates and Notices 1962
The page shows advertising rates for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal with subscriptions listed and a small public notice including a pledge to the flag. It dates September 21, 1962, page 8 section A, Lubbock Texas. The text includes wire service credits and general newspaper boilerplate about publishing and membership in Associated Press United Press.
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Core
la Advertising
Texes
Associated
United Press International
Carrie
Ubids
States of America
Sec
Lubbock
Texas
Russians Study American Vodka and Cigars at La Guardia
Six Russians visiting the United States spent a day in Artford Connecticut, starting and ending at LaGuardia's Marine Terminal. They observed American methods for producing vodka and cigars, comparing with their own practices. The delegation toured the old Pan Am flying boat terminal, once a major hub, now a busy private and corporate aviation site.
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Bob Considine
Artford
Conn
la Guardia
Pan Am
Cold War Key Alarm Over Education
Inez Robb surveys the education debate since Sputnik, noting Admiral Rickover and Senator Benton urging reform. Rickover may become Kennedy's Education Commissioner as critics push for longer, tougher curricula, and Russian and Western Europe schooling cited as benchmarks.
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Inez Robb
Hyman G. Rickover
William Benton
Connecticut
Rickover
Kennedy
Navy
Russia
Europe
Soviet Union
United States
Benton
U.S.S.R
Now Changed U S Stand On Monroe Pact
Washington asks if the Monroe Doctrine is dead but the writer says the policy now operates as a hemispheric program with Latin American consultation. He notes Kennedy's stance to use force if Castro relies on Soviet arms and predicts Khrushchev would abandon Castro. The piece also critiques TV debates and Kennedy's purge plans, calling debates largely ineffective and noting Kennedy prefers even weak Democrats to Republicans.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
R. G
Danville
Russia
Eve Pees
Roevelt Hall
Organization of American States
Cuba
Sec
Rusk
Eidel Castro
New York
United Nations
George Canning
European Holy Alliance
Alaska
John Quincy Adams
Canning
Adams
Castro
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Congress
E. F
Charlotte
JFK
Democratic Committee
Senate
Monroe Doctrine chapter from 1823 to 1940 reshaped policy
The text traces the Monroe Doctrine from its 1823 proclamation by President Monroe asserting the Americas as free from European colonization to later developments. It notes British support and opposition, the 1899 Hague arbitration reservation, Lodge Corollary stances, the 1940 Havana Act, and the rise of the OAS, ending with a note on sleeping area standards from a foam council.
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James Monroe
Pacific Coast
51St Parallel
Oregon Territory
John Quincy Adams
Russia
Great Britain
George Canning
Spain
France
Canning
Jefferson
Madison
Congress
Monroe
American
Americas
Europe
United States
Hemisphere
New World
Cleveland
Venezuela
Henry Cabot Lodge
California
Lodge
Senate
Havana
Organization of American States
OAS
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Considine’s
England
H. G. Rickover
USN
Committee On Appropriations
House of Representatives
U. S. Government Printing Office
Pamphleet
Clarence Cannon
Council For Basic Education
Republic
Convair
John Martin
Heublein, Inc
Butler
Tobacco Valley
Portland
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
America
M. J. Parshikov
State Department
Serge Lutchenkov
U. S
Shade Tobacco Growers Agricultural Association, Inc
Considine
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
U.S
M. L. of
San Diego
Abraham Lincoln
Richard M. Nixon
West Virginia
George E. Sokolsky
By Galbraith
Hrate Bation
Darjeeling
India
Cnn
Poona
Messenger
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