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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1964

Page

4

Wallace Campaign Fears in Maryland Primary

Maryland voters head to a May 19 Democratic primary seen as a test of Wallace appeal beyond Wisconsin where he drew strong cross over support. In Maryland there is no crossover, but Wallace may win a large share of the vote among registered Democrats amid civil rights tensions and Brewster as favorite son. Humphrey campaigns for Brewster to bolster Johnson's program and counter Wallace as liberals fret over a potential strong Wallace showing in Maryland.

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Old Man Woes Fuel Job Ad Paradox In Observer Note

The Charlotte Observer editor riffs on aging and employment bias noting jokes about help wanted ads seeking younger men. A Duke Center for Aging series sparks satire about aging’s impact on brain cells and career prospects, questioning who benefits from a culture favoring youth.

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Pledge of Allegiance Fund Reads Like Local Paper Snippet

A garbled OCR fragment from a Lubbock paper cites the Pledge of Allegiance with misread lines and stray characters. It mentions a date reference possibly April 21 194, with names obscured, and includes scattered fragments about a band and a city.

Priceless Pieta at the New York World's Fair exhibit

Special correspondent Bob Considine describes Michelangelo's Pieta as displayed at the Vatican pavilion for the World's Fair. He details travel protection, lighting, and the moving display that enhances the sculpture's impact, portraying the sculpture's emotional power and the Vatican's vision.

Francis Cardinal Spellman Vatican Arkles

Aunt Kittie Heddon Celebrates 90th Birthday in Nampa

Ninety-year-old Aunt Kittie Lee Heddon, known as Aunt Kittie, marked her 90th birthday in Nampa Idaho with family from across the country. A longtime Grace Church worker and community figure born in Boise Valley, she recalls frontier life from Indians to atom age and plans future celebrations, dances, and a big family gathering.

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Goldwater's Illinois showing stirs debate over his presidential bid

Andrew Tully analyzes that Goldwater's 64 percent in Illinois proves his strength in the heartland of conservatism despite defeats by Percy and Smith. He notes Percy's cool stance and Goldwater's broad appeal among conservatives and voters wary of liberal Democrats on civil rights, with lingering doubts about moderation.

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Hitler Inspecting Atlantic Wall as Invasion Looms

Report from London says Adolf Hitler surveyed his Atlantic wall defenses tonight in preparation for the Allied invasion. In Denmark Werner Best threatened executions of saboteurs to curb underground activity and warned swift, merciless action against those opposing German interests. In Washington Montgomery Ward defied Roosevelt, saying seizure of its properties would be unconstitutional while extending an expired CIO labor contract pending a union majority ruling. A Texas College Capers radio summer show by university students was announced for airing this summer after last year’s suspension.

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Present Plan Termed Unfair Voluntary Draft Idea Urged

Special correspondent Richard Starnes argues President Johnson failed to propose a real solution to conscription. He contends the voluntary enlistment plan is unfair, noting draft rates and deferments distort equality and that the system pressures young men into compliance while others evade service. He predicts eventual move away from mass manpower but says true abolition requires courage to test living without the draft.

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Cuba asks Thant for action over U N Cuba tensions

United Nations and Havana exchange notes as Raul Roa accuses U S reconnaissance flights of escalating tension. Thant says no action planned now and downplays immediate worry while preparing a five day Paris visit.

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