Close Ties Down Under Show Divergent France U S Paths
Analysis contrasts Australia under Prime Minister Menzies with France under Charles de Gaulle. Australia strengthens military ties with the United States under a mutual aid framework while pursuing peacetime conscription and backing U S aims in Southeast Asia. De Gaulle pursues a third force independent of the United States, challenging Atlantic alliance norms amid U S assurances of steadfast support to allies.
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United States
Australia
France
Robert Menzies
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
West Germany
Johnson
Sukarno
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Australian New Guinea
Portuguese Timor
Malaysia
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
de Gaulle
Inflation or not the cost of living keeps rising
A column debates whether rising prices are inflation or a shift in economic terms. Economists from both liberal and conservative schools defend their views on deficit spending and growth while everyday Americans feel the shrinking purchasing power of the dollar since 1939.
Supreme Court ruling on apportionment sparks debate
The Supreme Court decision requiring both state legislative chambers to be apportioned by population remains controversial. Washington columnist Patrick Fox argues plain majorities are fallible, noting historical shifts and dangers in rule by head count.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Patrick Fox
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal 1964 Subscription Rates Page Note
A scanned front page lists subscription prices for Morning, Sunday and Evening editions in Lubbock and outside areas. Rates shown include 1 year at 21.00, 6 months 10.80, 3 months 5.25, 1 month 1.75 for morning and Sunday. higher for combined editions. Also contains pledge text and publication details.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Savanna Erate Can
Texas
National Ves
Seexas Daily Press League
A i
United Press International
Ah Rens Parker F
Considerine on the Line Questions For Ammunition
Special Correspondent reports on a Hearst task force that asks probing questions rather than pushing an axe. The panel seeks underveloped political ideas and may cite past Communist statements as unvouched truths while exploring risks and peace efforts through Moscow encounters and nuclear context.
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Bob Considine
York
Hearst
Molotov
Bill Hearst
Kingsbury Smith
Frank Con
Political fallout from Goldwater era survives election
Ruth Montgomery Ashington discusses the harsh aftermath of the election the party backlash on Barry Goldwater and critics within the GOP. She notes how donors, leaders, and rivals blame fiscal strategies while LBJ faces similar pressure from Democrats. The piece highlights intra party tensions and criticisms of post election strategy.
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Ruth Montgomery
Ashington
America
GOP
Barry Goldwater
White Man Unwanted in Global Turmoil Says Voice of Tully
Andrew Tully argues that postwar actions failed to secure a peaceful world as riots erupt worldwide. He contends in Viet Nam Congo and elsewhere the enemy is the white man and calls for whites to go home, highlighting anti white revolts and racial tensions across Africa Asia and Europe.
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Andrew Tully
Ashington
Cairo
Mac
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Main Street
Africa
Asia
South America
Viet Nam
Panama
Bolivia
Congo
Soviet Union
Red China
France
U. S
Moscow
Saigon
Sam
China
Indonesia
The man who once named Pullman cars now names boats
A curious note links a former Pullman car designer to boat naming projects while contrasting a travel lure with a skeptical view of petition signatures. The fragment hints at naming influence across transport and leisure contexts.
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Pullman Cars
Memory Lane reports fuel shortage and tanks captured
Allied bombing cripples German refineries and training centers while tanks and trucks fall into Allied hands with dry fuel tanks. Eaker notes Axis bombing force all but abandoned as Western front advances. The Sixth War Loan reaches 8.941 billion of 14 billion goal with nearly two weeks left. Frenship High School plans Here Comes the Campbells play Friday featuring Anna Hickeman and other students.
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Rome
Germany
Ira C. Eaker
Mediterranean Air Force
Washington
Uncle Sam
the Campbells
Frenship High
Wolfforth
Anna Hickeman
Jean Thompson
Ruby Bush
Gene Don Harrol
Bobby Oliver
Jo Allen Crump
David Sears
Ruth Burroughs
Robert Hill
Margaret Bartlett
Congo policy feka feka U S meddling exposed
Henry J. Taylor critiques U S Congo policy linking it to communist influence. He cites arrest of U S Consul Michael Hoyt in Stanleyville and argues Washington meddling worsens violence, drains credibility, and aids opponents. News note also reports U S requests WAC officers to aid South Viet Nam womens corps.
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Henry J. Taylor
the Congo
Congo
United States
U.S
Michael Hoyt
Stanleyville
Hoyt
New York
Feka Feka
Siegfried
WACS
Saigon
South Viet Nam
WAC
Palestinian youths to train in Syria per PLO report
Ahmed Shukairi, head of the PLO, says Palestinian refugee youths in Jordan will receive military training in Syria after urging Jordan's Prime Minister Bahjat Talhouni to approve the plan.
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Syria
Amman
Jordan
Palestine Liberation Organization
Ahmed Shukairi
Bahjat Talhouni
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