Utopia Still Is A Long Way Off
The piece argues the twentieth century has brought major scientific gains and longer life but poor progress in human relations. It notes figures like Spengler and dictators such as Mussolini and Hitler as threats, while hopeful free nations seek a future where freedom may spread, though Utopia remains distant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Oswald Spengler
Mussolini
Hitler
Tojo
Stalin
Khrushchev
Mao
Thas
Good Advice From Veteran Teacher Sparks Debate
A national article quotes Sophia Jaffe, veteran educator, arguing against overindulgent parenting. She warns that teaching children to have everything without effort can stifle ambition and self reliance, contrasting past hardships with modern comforts. The piece notes a clash with prevailing parental attitudes and reflects concerns about material abundance in American democracy.
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Sophia Jaffe
Mov
Chile
Dasa Vegungr
Earlie
Independent Democrat becomes paper’s state voice
Fragmented OCR material shows an obscure public notice page with garbled names and prices, a pledge text, and a stray line about Texas Sept 27. The readable bits reference the Texas Press League and a publisher associate, with subscription rates and a partial masthead.
Nightly Guard for Nicky in UN Debates Draw Fire
In New York the security effort surrounding Neighbor Nicky is marked by clashes and sirens as Nikita Khrushchev’s team shields him during UN sessions. Police and Russian security officers contend amid a tense street scene with wounded cited and ongoing patrols around the Soviet mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Nikiti Khrushches
No Man's Land
Pee Hee
Naiphe
Nicky Dines
Bevard
Financial Doubletalk On The Sixties Economy
Inez Robb analyzes optimistic forecasts that never matched reality as 1959 closed. The piece cites analysts predicting a Golconda era of wealth, yet points to inflation, rising costs, and wavering growth forecasts amid a cautious public and financial commentators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Robb
Tve Cout
Pepuba
North Rivalry Over Kennedy Religious Issue Sparks Debate
The piece notes Southern editors defend their region against claims of widespread prejudice toward Kennedy while attributing anti Catholic sentiment to northern influences. It cites Protestant clergymen and unnamed Democratic and Republican actors, with focus on Catholics in New York New England New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Illinois and California.
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Ray Tucker
Jashington
Iorth
Sen. Kennedy
New York
New Fingland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
California
Houston
Harry S
Truman
Preparations for Crosbyton Fair and Garden Show
Reports from Crosbyton on setup for the Panhandle south fair next week including lighting upgrades, exhibitor preparations, and displays. Notes on community volunteers and a brief local anecdote about Mar Vacet and her mother.
UN Buildings and Khrushchev Visit Stir New York Tensions
George E. Sorolsky argues Khrushchev’s UN visit exposes alleged U.S. vulnerabilities under international scrutiny. He claims Moscow seeks access to UN facilities and condemns security gaps, noting the absence of a nearby hotel or formal structure near the UN. He warns of traffic and civil order issues as demonstrations unfold and criticizes state and city authorities for governance failures surrounding the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Sorolsky
New York
Khrushches
United States
General Assembly of
United Nations
Khrushchev
Conaquerer
John DD. Rockefeller
United Noftams
United Nahome
Man With Lions Love Loses Finger At Zoo
A man described as loving lions suffered the loss of a finger during an incident at a park zoo. Witnesses report a struggle near the animal enclosures before authorities intervened. The man and his wife were preoccupied with observing the lions when the accident occurred. Police are investigating the circumstances.
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Choisy Bors
Teed Eogeerts
Atlas
Ivestocs
Dianetiaking
Gooner
Davisien
Crosbyton Chormiber
Comitnerer
Eshibis
Pomane
Hake
Sitipeon
Loetener Hatpshires
PFW
Stockton Croshytar
Fond Chenas
Worley
Gilver
Rem Tian
Crosby Tan Durae
Dimmy Walker
Lerensa
Chester Athites
Bally
Webb
Parsi
Bode Psi
Teds
Lorenzo
White Lephorns
Jasper Patrick Lorenzo
Plymouthy
Morristomun
Ian
Satis
Wal Park Zoo
Brances
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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Jo Lolmoek
Texas Natural Acer
Atage
Texas Bally Press League
Biatas
Texas Fou
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Lattin
Lesas
Pitter Ard Pubd
CHAS
Woratiara
Cat Reroin Daabbeca
Mercing
Murth
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United States of America
Considine’s
By Bob Considine
America
Faemomeuke
Tamerness
Thercosa
Phirteris
Qnan
Ian Hee
Dsr
Dane
Oyers Peak
Prey Bros Toodes
Fehay
Breavertown
Joby
Fointe Peyers
Milcbene
Amssaers
Wwe
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Prather
North
Norrath Vencent Pease
Far Oristuners
Vno Biaseersar de Ohne
Ohio Westear
Boston University
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Pease
Marbhe
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Oregon
Heo
Ohio State University
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Chai
Phos Andi Wenmeds
Pennsslvania
Feair
Kennedy Oatbes
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Con Chaciian
Paul Bathear
Cattesis
Somornateen
Cath Bos
CIA
Massachusetts
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Panhandle South Phatas Baur
Gimnost
Ae- HG
Dumemen
Pocahontas Ark
Marvacet
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Casade
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Sardinia
New York City
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Sokrolsky
Teta
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