West Berlin Dilemma: How to Respond to Khrushchev
The West weighs options as Khrushchev pressures Berlin with ultimatums including a separate peace with East Germany. Diplomats consider bold moves such as linking West Berlin to the West German Republic or guaranteeing unhindered access, while avoiding a collapse of Western occupation.
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Berlin
West
East Berlin
Free World
Russia
United States
East Germany
Germany
Khrushchev
West Berlin
U.S
Adenauer
Bonn
West Germany
Competition Keeps Prices From Rising Despite Profit Pressure
A business article notes manufacturers struggle to raise prices across lines from crackers to steel due to fierce competition. Most firms refrain, while a few hikes fail. Despite higher sales, prices stay stable as competition preserves consumer value and deters broad surcharges.
Starta The Day On The South Plains
A compact note from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal page 6 of Sept 24 1932 details the Morning Edition and Sunday Consolidation for the paper. It lists publishing formats and pricing options along with pledges to the flag and nation.
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South Plains
Gubsukipiun
Lubbock
Ohse
Ca Piet Ouusie
States of America
Texas
Peaceful visit ends with radio jamming by Russians
Special correspondent notes WRYM Hartford tour by Soviet experts studying tobacco and vodka centers. Reporters barred by jamming while M I Parshikov and V N Sokolov were entertained at the NBC plant. A Bloody Mary and a Screwdriver appeared in Parshikov’s hands as camera lights flashed.
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Bob Considine
Artford
Conn
WRYM
New Britain
Washington
Cuba
Hueblein
M. I. Parshikov
V. N. Sokolov
Council of Ministers
City in Autumn Shifts to Ambition and Motion in New York
Journal excerpt portrays New York as a city of constant drive as autumn begins. It contrasts seasonal leisure with the urge to work, compete, and upgrade living spaces, noting residents seek bigger apartments and greater success amid the city’s vigor. It frames life on Fifth Avenue as exhilarating yet exhausting.
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York
Ohio
New York City
Buddy
New York
Oshkosh
Life
Fifth Avenue
Vodka dispute linked to Moscow makers gains in U S
Sokolov touts Moscow vodka as best while American reps argue domestic product is friendlier to the stomach. Heublein cites vodka growth in the U S surpassing Russia and approaching gin, with a 75 million dollar annual run rate postwar. PMID
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Moscow
Sokolov
U. G
AERA
John Martin
Ralph Hart
Heublein
U. S
New Tax Law Faces White House Hurdle in 1962
Washington report on the 1962 Revenue Act notes Kennedy faces delays and limited revenue from Congress. It details expanded loopholes, rejection of a 20 percent withholding tax on dividends, and the lobby fight over deductions for business versus nonprofit civic projects.
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Ray Tucker
Corre
Wastinton
White House
Kennedy
Treasury
Congress
Savings and Loan
Stanley S. Surrey
Messrs
Castro
Khrushchev
In Defense Of A Noble Pet
A columnist argues dogs are faithful friends not enemies. He defends dogs against a Saturday Evening Post critique, recounts his Keeshond Joe and Brownie the dog, and contrasts canine loyalty with human ungratefulness. He notes dogs’ practical senses, warns against generalizing about dog hygiene, and cherishes lasting friendship with his pet.
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Khrushchev
Castro
Saturday Evening Post
Pamela Gordon
Joe
Joe McCarthy Sokolsky
Feuerbach
Nietzsche
Brownie
Ward Bond
U.S. Cotton Belt Declared World’s Largest Region
Atlanta reports the Cotton Belt as the world’s largest cotton producing area. It spans nine southern states and parts of four more, with additional irrigation in California Arizona and New Mexico.
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Atlanta
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Food exchanges bind ant colonies, Smithsonian report says
Smithsonian researchers note ants share regurgitated food among adults and larvae receive the same meals. The report highlights social feeding as a key colony bond. An English pathologist oddly suggests bowler hats as crash helmets for pedestrians.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Considine’s
Porge V. Allen
U.S. Information Agency
Tobacco Institute
Phyllis Battelle
Tizzy
Mr. Parshikov
Mr. Sokolov
Bolshoi Ballet
Considine
Europe
Japan
George E. Sokolsky
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