Cyprus Crisis Threatens NATO Unity And Western Security
The Cyprus dispute undermines NATO unity as Greece and Turkey face possible conflict, risking weakened Western defense. The situation echoes broader tensions with the Soviet bloc, raising alarm over alliance cohesion, deterrence, and potential communist gains if internal divisions deepen.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Johnson
Far East
Cyprus
Far Eastern
Free World
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Lacustion
I Aivay
New Jersey
San Ammonio
NATO
Guardian of Western Freedom
Greece
Turkey
Europe
United Nations
Cuba
Charles de Gaulle
To Stay Move Aims to Save Wilderness Yet Fight Decluttering Laws
A movement seeks to preserve a portion of the American wilderness from predatory interests while lamenting the vast, as yet unmanageable, tangle of laws. The author notes about 2,000,000 laws exist in the U S with 35,000 new ones yearly by state legislatures. Historical critique contrasts clear solutions with modern regulatory confusion.
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U.S
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal 1964 Aug 11 Page 4 Ad Rates Pledge
The notice lists subscription prices for Morning, Evening, and Sunday editions with various regional options and durations. It also states the newspaper’s pledge to allegiance and national flag, along with publishing details and staff leadership. This is from Lubbock Texas on August 11, 1964.
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Starta
South Pletas
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Bth St
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
National Advertising Representatives
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Presse
United Press International
Aker F. Pruouty Chas
Wwe
States of America
Lubbock, Tex
Jokes Scarce As Castro Dominates Cuban Life
Special correspondent reports Havana humor scarce under Castro rule. A taxi driver quips that Cubans are 100 percent for the Castros, with fragments of jokes about Fidel Raul and Juanita, who defected to Mexico. Cuban media and broadcasts praise Castro, while Tropicana nightclub remains open despite regime control.
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Bob Considine
EW York
Havana
Fidel
Raul
Juanita
Mexico
Fuehrer
Tropicana
Castro
Churchill and Seafaring Stumbles in Cuba Tales
The piece blends wartime memory with travel notes as Winston Churchill is recalled in Potsdam and in later life. It notes his stubbornness and roving family, with reflections on Attlee’s rise, his lineage, and a Havana misadventure about currencies and travel expenses.
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Churchill
Eden
Potsdam
England
Clement Attlee
Fdr
Europe
Roosevelt
Mary
Sarah
Randolph
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Sir Winston
Pearly Gates
Peter
Winston
Nixon and Goldwater face media backlash over press avoidance
The piece argues Nixon lost the 1960 election partly due to hostility toward reporters and theatrical secrecy. It contrasts Kennedy’s open press strategy with Nixon and Goldwater’s reluctance to engage. It notes Goldwater recently refused press chats, risking voter understanding.
Northwest Texas vocational teachers gather for four day summer conference
Agriculture teachers from 54 Northwest Texas counties attend a four day summer conference in Lubbock hosted by Tech's school of agriculture dean A H Lehdigh. Special guests include state supervisors J B Rutland and M F Thurman. A USC Center event honors visiting Yankees with citizenship certificates and local tributes.
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Texas
Lubbock
Robert A. Manire
J. B. Rutland
M. F. Thurman
J. L. Gurloff
Waco
L. M. Hargrave
Wolfforth
C. H. Williams
Perryton
J. M. Hill
Tulsa
H. G
Texas Sun
USC
Marshall Harvey
C. A. Hubbard
Allen Bros
American Legion
Allen Williams
E. L. Knighton
Willia Mae Carr
Anne Mae Boyd
Public Pulse on Johnson Aids North Viet Nam Policy Debate
A column discusses President Johnson as a practical leader attuned to public opinion and the odds he will gauge reaction to North Vietnamese raids. It notes a Street level view of policy shifts and praises Johnson as a down to earth politician.
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Kennedy
Nixon
Goldwater
Pacific Coast
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
John
Jane Doe
U.S
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Solon to Ask Bill to Extend Bracero Law
Rep Patrick Minor Martin of California said he would introduce a bill to extend the Bracero law before the Dec 31 expiration. The move followed a brief House session adjournment after Rep John Bennett’s death.
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Solon
Bill
Washington
UPI
Patrick Minor Martin
Calif
Martin
House
John B. Bennett
Mich
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Tiger
Considine
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Suslow
Kenneth L. Dixon
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Okla
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Reich Chancellery
Berlin
Hitler
Eva Braun
Anthony Eden
State Department
Santiago de Cuba
Dean Rusk
Jefe Maximo
France
By Kate Osann
Andrew Tully
Herb Klein
John Kennedy
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Arold Chapman
New York
Huum
Avenue Q
Korea
Joe
Jane
Gov
Nelson Rockefeller
Thadesia
Ringle Bock
Lewiste
Marie
CheLsea
Dobbin
College Station
Tex
Ed Uracek
Texas A&m University
Smithsonian Washington
Smithsonian Institution
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