Berkeley Sit-In Sparks Calls for Campus Discipline
An on campus sit in at the University of California at Berkeley drew 1 000 students amid calls to resume decorum. The piece notes nationwide college access issues and urges expulsion of demonstrators while inviting others to enroll free of charge to demonstrate the point.
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University of California At Berkeley
Berkeley
University of California
Jack Weinberg
Robert ‘Treuhart
Jessica Mitford
Medical groups resist Medicare and socialized medicine push
The AMA House of Delegates in Miami Beach reaffirmed opposition to Medicare and to socialized medicine, backing Kerr Mills funds with state oversight. The Johnson Administration pursues broader elderly health aid, signaling a major lobbying battle as Congress influences tilt.
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American Medical Association
Johnson Administration
Miami Beach
AMA
House of Delegates
Congress
Kerr Mills
Kerr-Mills
Death sentence upheld for James Lee Marion in Turner murder
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirms the death sentence for James Lee Marion in the Midland homicide of Mrs. Fred W. Turner Jr. Marion declined counsel and confessed after being advised he could do so without a lawyer. Defense failed to prove trial errors.
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Ands
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Lubbock
James Lee Marion
Fred W. Turner, Jr
Midland
Marion
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Motto and Rates 1964
Publication note from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal outlining morning editions, consolidated Sundays, and combined morning evening and Sunday subscriptions with rates for in town, outside, and mail delivery. It includes staff names Parker F. Prouty Chas, Al Guy and standard pledge text. Page 8 dated December 4, 1964.
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South Plains
Independent Democratic
Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
Avalanche Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Nave Enna
Ae 4
Labbock
Texas
Texas Daily Pss
Daliay
Daily Press League
the Ass
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty E Chas
United States of America
Lubbock, Tex
Viet Nam debate and MacArthur memory echo in Considerines column
Bob Considine reflects on U S Viet Nam policy and the idea of advisers as troops, mocks the police action label, cites Korea and Pearl Harbor comparisons, and recalls Gen Wainwright and Gen MacArthur with measured nostalgia and skepticism.
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New York
Maxwell D.taylor
Washington
Johnson
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
America
Korea
Viet Nam
U. S
Moment to Remember a Duck Blind Dawn
A Special Correspondent recalls the timeless prelude to opening morning in the swamp. Hunters gather at camp, check gear, share a wildfowl supper, and wake before dawn to coffee and the rising birds, a ritual that remains constant each season.
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Kenneth L. Dixon
Reole
Gift to Pope Consists of Kashmiri Shawl and Silver Tea Set
Kashmir State presents Pope Paul VI with a 150 year old Kashmiri shawl valued as priceless and a silver tea set during his visit to India.
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Bombay
India
Kashmir
Paul VI
Johnson plan on desalting water gains practical support
Lyndon Johnson pushes to fund sea water desalination with an extra 16 million dollars, aiming for cost cuts to 25 to 30 cents per 1,000 gallons. Nuclear-powered plants could boost output to 50 million gallons a day, producing energy and heat for coastal benefits, with a total project cost around 1.04 billion dollars.
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Andrew Tully
Ashington
Lyndon Johnson
Stewart Udall
Johnson
Tully
Congress
Udall
Middle East
California
Southwest
New York City
Relatives Meet at the Dock and Dirt as Book Money
A reflective quip about relatives greeting arrivals and the potential profit of selling dirt in book form. The lines suggest social ties at ports and unconventional fortunes through publishing.
Secret Sharing and Postal Frustration Reflected
A woman desires a confidant to share a secret with and a postal address alone fails to deliver a message stuck in a mail chute. The text also notes that many men think they vent but mostly emit hot air.
Saipan signage and Saipan sanitation humor on memory lane
In Saipan the war years are shown through signs on water points and a garbage truck, labeling the Greater East Asia Co Prosperity Water Company and Saipan Sanitation Company. Washington notes more burley tobacco will be permitted for this crop year. First Baptist Bethanian class held a Thanksgiving social and business meeting with games, songs, and refreshments for members including M. H. Hutto, Ernest Stewart, L. Martin, Bill Hampton, J. A. Jones, C. Hamilton, J. T. Ashford, M. L. Hogan, Mildrid Wilson, Earl Parrack, Charles Greer, and L. A. Ellis.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Saipan
Greater
Washington
War Food Administration
First Baptist Bethenian
Activities Center
M. H. Hutto
Ernest Stewart
L. Martin
Bill Hampton
J. A. Jones
Ot C. Hamilton
J. T. Ashford
M. L. Hogan
Mildrid Wilson
Earl Parrack
Charles Greer
L. A. Ellis
Lola Glothin
President Johnson Faces Rumors on Viet Nam War Expansion
Richard Starnes reports that President Johnson chided reporters for overreading Viet Nam war expansion rumors, noting Administration officials in Saigon and Washington fed the speculation. Ambassadors and hawks floated trial balloons, while rising pressure and domino fears push Johnson toward a difficult choice.
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Richard Starnes
Vyong
Big Daddy
Perdernales
Mr. Johnson
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Starnes
Saigon
Washington
Maxwell Taylor
Viet Nam
Ambassador Taylor
Viet. Nam
Italy and Red China to open trade offices
The Italian Foreign Commerce Institute plans a trade office in Peking and the Chinese International Council of Trade would open an office in Rome. An exchange of permanent trade missions was reportedly agreed.
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Rome
Italian Foreign Commerce Institute
Peking
Chinese International Council of Trade
Stamp duo sold for 58800 in London auction
An unknown buyer paid $58,800 at a London auction this week for a horizontal pair of Savoy stamps issued in 1860. The sale, conducted by Rabson Lowe's, was handled through a Liechtenstein trust for owner Maurice Burrus.
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London
Savoy
Rabson Lowe's
Liechtenstein
Maurice Burrus
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