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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1964

Page

3

Johnson trims vice presidential list for Democratic convention

President Johnson weighs expanding and pruning the list of Democratic vice presidential candidates. The roster includes Kennedy aides and Senators Thomas Dodd J W Fulbright Hubert Humphrey Eugene McCarthy and others plus governors and a mayor. A preconvention hedge to add five or six names could be announced before the Aug 24 Atlantic City convention.

IME Johnson Robert Kennedy Thomas Dodd Connecticut J. W. Fulbright Arkansas Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Eugene McCarthy Edmund Muskie Maine Abraham Ribicoff Richard Russell Georgia Mike Mansfield Montana Stuart Symington Missouri Claiborne Pell Rhode Island Edmund G. Brown California Richard Hughes New Jersey Robert F. Wagner New York Cornelius Gallagher Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr Atlantic City Senator Russell Barry Goldwater Russell

Weather Forecasting and the Risk of Error

A discussion of the uncertainty in weather forecasting highlights the case of Kenneth T. C. Cheng of Taipei Formosa indicted for allegedly misinforming the public about Typhoon Gloria. The piece notes that forecasters face perils and that even cautious officials admit imperfect accuracy, with Dallas bureau saying they are right six times out of seven. It ends with a lighter note on Lubbock forecasters missing a recent cloud event and hoping for chances to improve.

Kenneth T. C. Cheng Taipei Formosa Cheng Weather Bureau Dallas Lubbock Gen. Marshall George C. Marshall Gen. Clark Tom

Drastic Plan: Ancient Greek Rope Platform Tale

The brief piece reflects on an ancient Greek practice of proposing laws on a platform with a rope, suggesting it would curb bill numbers if applied today and ends with a quip about box tops, materialism, and simple life.

Kansas Greece Popular Assembly Congress

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On the Line look at Tonkin attack and Goldwater bid

Special correspondent notes that the Tonkin Gulf incident hindered Barry Goldwater’s presidential chances as President Johnson reacted with bombing targets and Adlai Stevenson spoke at the UN. The piece cites cryptanalysis pride and a Dewey aide recalling wartime campaigns and a hotel encounter during Roosevelt’s 1944 bid.

Bob Considine York Sen Barry Goldwater U. S Gulf of Tonkin Johnson Amb Adlai Stevenson United Nations Sen. Goldwater Pearl Harbor Tom Dewey Paul Lockwood Shor’s N. Y Oklahoma City

City of Hope Center Builds Future for Disabled Children

Springs Oklahoma presents the Hissom Memorial Center known as the City of Hope near the Arkansas River. The facility houses about 250 severely retarded and bedridden children and plans to expand to 600, adding less severe cases and more active treatment options. Experts from Tulsa advise on therapy, equipment, speech, and sensory stimulation while staff shortages challenge turnover.

Kenneth L. Dixon Springs Okla Arkansas River Here Hissom Tulsa Red Cross Barren Joseph C. Denniston Hissom Lloyd E. Rader Oklahoma James G. Borren Borren

Outrageous Bail System Reforms Urged by Andrew Tully

Andrew Tully reports on a national bail system crisis sparked by Daniel Walker of Glen Cove New York who spent 55 days jailed awaiting bail after a robbery arrest. Kennedy endorses three federal bills to widen recognizance release reduce jail time for unbailed defendants and require cash bail deposits for those released.

Andrew Tully Washington Daniel Walker Glen Cove L.I Congress Walker Robert Kennedy Tully Kennedy Sam Ervin N.C Goodtrisk Montgomery County Goldwater Roman Hruska Nebraska Olin Johnston South Carolina

Commencement Address Set for Tech Summer Graduates

Charles C. Thompson will give the commencement address for about 80 Texas Tech summer graduates at 3 30 p m Wednesday on the green south of the Administration Building. Dr J M Lewis and Dr C E Hereford will offer the invocation and benediction.

Texas Tech Charles C. Thompson J. M. Lewis Lubbock First Presbyterian Church C. E. Hereford First Baptist Church

Napoleon Birthday Roar to Wrong Man Across World

Henry J. Taylor argues public rallies for wrong men repeat from Napoleon to Mao Tse tung. He notes Napoleon's Corsican birth, early rise, and ambitious campaigns, then warns that despots charm masses while disasters follow, ending with a tuberculosis toll of 15 million in Geneva.

Henry J. Taylor Mericans Paris Napoleon Bonaparte Hitler Mao Tse - Tung Paylor Ajaccio Corsica Napoleon Louis Holland Madame de Pompadour Ecole Militaire Europe Bastille Tuileries Jean Baptiste Kleber Cairo Egypt Nicolas-Jacques Conte Battle of Fleurus England Alexander Dumas Sahara Russia Boswell Geneva

Remains of Ancient Altar Unearthed in Church Foundations

Workers uncovered the altar remains during church renovations and the stone structure still stands at the nave. Craftsmen report intact carvings and historical significance guiding the restoration plan. Local historians note the discovery sheds light on medieval liturgical practices.

Louis Henri Prince of Ome After Hunting Accident

Louis Henri, Prince of Ome, was blinded in a hunting accident and became father to 12 children all born blind in the right eye.

Louis Henri Prince d Ome Lind

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