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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1964

Page

10

Kennedy campaign posture undercuts convention name clash

Wagner endorses Kennedy amid Stratton pleas for neutrality as New York Democratic leaders back the candidacy. The piece notes Kennedy’s unaided run aims to separate him from past associations with John F. Kennedy campaigns and his role as former attorney general.

Kennedy Wagner Samuel S. Stratton Stratton Washington Cven New York State New York John F. Kennedy Senate White House Robert Kennedy Univer

Wagner Seen as Kennedy Backer in Democratic Row

New York Democratic leaders weigh Kennedy’s 1964 bid amid Wagner’s cautious support. Johnson’s cabinet stance leaves Wagner wary of party rifts while boosters like Buckley and Stein gut urge unity and patronage promises to satisfy Wagner’s demands.

Howe Johnson Wagner Kennedy Bronx Charles Buckley Brooklyn Stanley ‘Steingut Democratic Party New York

Buddhist leader Tri Quang returns from Hue amid tensions in Saigon

Reports say Tri Quang arrived last summer to take charge of a Buddhist pagoda and sought refuge at the U S Embassy. Observers doubt his stance on neutralization while noting past Buddhist beatings and arrests. a North Vietnamese visit might test governance under a dictatorship.

Eader Tri Quang Hue U.S South Viet: Nam Neaer Saleen Meta Chee South Viet Viet Nam

Ambushers Kill US Serviceman in Vietnam Incident

Reports from Saigon note a U S Army adviser killed during combat near the An Shau Valley close to Laos border. The Mekong Delta attack left four American advisers dead and many Vietnamese troops wounded in one of Viet Cong's most costly actions to date.

Dent Neuyen ‘Khanh Mekong River Ey Ho Saigon

Livestock Show Winners Named as Belgrade Plans Airline Link

At New Shiplines Belgrade Yugoslavia, a report notes livestock champions from various breeds led by Cham pion Chester White gilts Weldon Hancock of O'Donnell and Hampshire gilts Harris, with Sam Rabb & Sons of Llano and Jackson Schaef Bros. as reserve winners. The piece then shifts to Yugoslavia planning a new passenger line to the East.

Pion Chester White Belgrade Yugoslavia Ceiain Aly Wit

Texas Tech Students Elect New Officers in Ballroom Meeting

Fifteen students gather at 10:30 a.m. in the ballroom to discuss engineering developments related to milk production and future office roles.

Texa Tech Ple

Fragmentary Notice Mentions Military Figures and Interpreters

A damaged excerpt references Macfarlane acting as interpreter when someone disappeared. It lists names such as Wesley W. Coggins Jr. Ronald K. Damron John C.J John Lubbock and notes quartermaster and adjutant general corps roles within the central government’s reach in the area.

Macfarlane Terpreter Mmattita Iedy Wesley W. ‘Coggins Jr Ronald K. Damron John C.J John Lubbock Deing Quartermaster Corps General’s Corps

Smith's spray aims to keep fog from blowing back

A man named Smith warns of a potential danger as he sprays to prevent mist from fogging back toward him. He emphasizes the mist could be harmful, even deadly, if it blows into his face.

Smith

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