Peace Outlook Dim as Delinquency Spreads Worldwide
The article argues that global unrest stems from youth and adult delinquency, student mobs in Vietnam, and government corruption. It singles out Communism as a persistent disruptor and warns the Cold War will persist without wiser action, urging recognition of the danger to achieve peace.
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Faces in crowds haunt Adlai Stevenson in Atlantic City
Special correspondent Bob Considine notes Adlai Stevenson amid the 1960 convention hubbub in Atlantic City. Stevenson sits among Illinois and Massachusetts delegations as LBJ roars, pondering what might have been if 1952 had swung differently.
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First Lady Lady Bird Johnson fuels campaign buzz
Lady Bird Johnson entertains reporters during a breakfast stop, says she and President Johnson discussed Hubert Humphrey and other candidates but she does not know his final choice. She explains her role as a link between the President and the people and outlines family campaign plans for Lucy Laci and Lynda.
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Medicare showdown tests Johnsons clout with aging voters
Washington analysis notes Lyndon Johnson needs Medicare legislation to win over 10 million elderly voters. The King Anderson bill is blocked in the House. Ribicoff compromise could pass with Democratic discipline. Senate Finance Committee opposition from five Southern Democrats signals tough odds for a full reform. Johnson may press for a party line vote to avoid a split.
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Not Surprising Car Death Rate Rises With Disregard
Public Health Service reports 1964 four month auto death rate up 13 percent from 1963. The author cites driver disrespect on highways as a key cause and warns that rising vehicle numbers will push fatalities higher unless respect improves.
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Remembering Summer Movies on Our Vacation
A reader notes the challenge of recalling details from films watched during a vacation. The message highlights how memories fade and the need to explain to friends who will view the summer movies later.
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The Day On The South Plains Advertises Publication Details
The notice outlines the independent Democratic newspaper The Day On The South Plains published weekly on weekdays with a Sunday consolidation. It lists office location Lubbock Texas and pricing options including yearly and monthly rates.
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Director: Success Demands More Than Looks for Actresses
A movie director states that true success for an actress requires more than beauty, emphasizing talent, dedication, and professional range beyond a pretty face.
Memory Lane Senior High P T A Nears Goal for Next Year
Memory Lane Senior High Parent Teacher Association reports subscriptions nearing the amount needed for the coming year. Officers include President Mrs George S Berry Vice President Mrs Joe Arrington Secretary Mrs Joe McIlhaney Treasurer Mrs Joe Nissar. Standing committee chairs cover membership publicity exceptional child mental health hospitality study courses program high school service recreation juvenile protection and more.
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Shape Up Or Die How Conventions Must Change
The essay argues that modern speed of travel and instant communication render traditional conventions obsolete. Jet travel and television turn conventions into mass events, with prearranged deals formed long before gathering days. Delegates face recycled rituals while genuine business is settled weeks prior, signaling a shift toward new, shorter, and more efficient political gatherings.
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Man Swims To Freedom Amid War Time Peril
An American man and a companion attempted a perilous crossing when a guard detachment opened fire. The elder swimmer suffered cuts and was treated at a Western hospital. the outcome for the companion is unclear.
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New Stamp Set Marks International Red Cross Anniversary
New stamp issue released September 22 commemorates the Red Cross with designs featuring the Good Samaritan. It lists denominations of 16 lire and 30 lire and 300 lire in red.
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