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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1964
Page
4
Dallas launches Operation Crime Slowdown with 200 extra officers patrolling 18 worst districts on weekend nights. The plan cites a 16 percent rise in major crimes and aims to deter criminals, despite cost and privacy concerns, while promising progress reports to the public.
Rome reports that Italy has seen 680 notable artworks stolen over seven years. The piece notes the extra risks of stealing masterpieces, as disposal and sale are difficult and thefts prompt higher danger of capture, challenging the idea that thieves steal for the love of art.
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The piece argues against giving NATO commanders authority to use tactical nuclear weapons in emergencies. It cites McNamara on weapon power and warns such policies risk global catastrophe. It stresses the president must not defer to generals and highlights the human cost of a potential nuclear conflict.
Las Vegas marginal odds show Johnson favored to win re election at 4 to 1, with Dewey Kennedy and Nixon also in the mix. The commentary notes poll highs and the volatile public mood, pointing to Johnson’s dependence on events and potential vulnerabilities as the campaign unfolds.
In Atlantic City coverage, Kenneth L. Dixon notes that both parties may rely on their vice presidential picks to seal victory. He cites anecdotes from Jim Berry in Virginia and a Tulsa waitress, who suggest voters may choose a ticket by the running mate rather than the top candidate.
A trend in political coverage notes a rise in private polls. Analysts warn results lack transparency and raise questions about methodology and influence on public opinion. Local campaigns increasingly rely on private data to shape messaging and strategy.
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