Bombing Resumes Amid Calls for Peace in Vietnam
President Johnson announced the resumption of U S bombing of North Vietnam while urging renewed peace efforts. He warned targets may expand if losses mount and urged Congress to back stronger U S resolve. Critics fret over delays, diplomatic moves, and the impact on fighters in South Vietnam.
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U.S
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Viet Nam
Johnson
Tikels
Congress
Elewhere
United Nations
Paul
Pope Paul
Haiphong
Hanoi
Anl
Herrason
South Viet Nam
Vic Johnnson
Tong
Dean Rusk
Cient Johnson
Rivis
An Rus
U-Thant
Land
Subolace Wasungton
Edom
Lynd
Impatient Driver Warns Against Road Crowding
Impatience leads to traffic accidents as rear drivers push forward risking collisions. The article condemns honking at stop signs and pressuring the car ahead to move, noting many wrecks could be avoided by waiting calmly.
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ANN Arkansas
Dogs Live Well As Owners Spend Big On Canines
Americans devote vast sums to dog care with pet product makers reporting 340 million dollars yearly for dog meals and 23 million for services. While many dogs benefit, not all have owners, yet overall spending signals dogs live well and deserve not pity but applause.
Financial Strength Boosts Lubbock Trade Area Deposits
The December 31 deposit survey shows 74 banks in the Lubbock area with SUF 656 in deposits, about 31,000,000 more than at the start of 1863. Lubbock ranks seventh in the state, surpassing Dallas, Houston, Fort Worth, San Antonio, Austin, and El Paso in gain, with most other nearby communities posting increases or small declines due to late harvests. The report underscores strong financial health and momentum for agricultural and industrial growth.
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Lubbock
Norecord
Dallas
Houston
Kent Worth
San Antonis Austin
EL Paso
Corenite
Agnieceliare
Andusteyral Wir
International Education Act plans eyed for 1966
Washington plans to fund cross border education through a counterpart fund program within ten nations, aiming to ease crowded U S campuses and broaden access. Proposals include binational foundations and expanding overseas university facilities in India Pakistan Israel Poland Yugoslavia Tunisia Iran and Burma with excess local currencies supporting student exchange and joint study programs.
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William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Brant Coopersmith
Washington
American Jewish Committee
Egypt
Lebanon
Turkey
Greec
Gamal Abdel Nasserschauztter
American University
Cairo
Indi
Paka Iscel
Poland
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Tunisia
Rinea
Covelon
Burma
India
Billy
Far Left Intruding on Civil Rights Leadership Conference
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that ACT seeks admission to the Leadership Conference, risking disruption and a split among civil rights leaders. The incident highlights tensions between militant groups and mainstream organizers over Viet Nam stance and extremist influence within the movement.
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Tiberitt
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Washion
Studing Legislahon
Atake
Jesse Gray
New York
Mack
Lawrence Landry
Chieve
Lubus Hobson
Washington
Negi
Adas Joseph Rah
Mies
Rauh
CS Pales
Viet Nam
Snick
Washington Dissent Over Thant Lynd Peace Debate
A fragmented, critical column attacks Thant and Lynd for their Vietnam peace stance, labeling them dangerous and biased. It urges action against Thant, questions Hanoi talks, and condemns perceived diplomatic muddle while defending U.S. patience and national interests.
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Thant
Stighton
Ink
United Nations
Lynd
Yale
North Viet Nan
Seth Viet Sansaver
Memory Lane snapshot from 1988 Lubbock paper
A collage of clipped notes from February 1 1988 includes claims that the Netherlands East Indies may become a trustee under the United States, a tentative constitution draft for occupied Japan designating a monarchy, a $15000 estate being probed for relatives in Texas, Baylor University’s Ly program revival set for March 4, and weather hampering harvests while South Plains counties report strong home wheat production and crop preservation.
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Lubbock
Offhand Thoughts on Gout and Elections College
A fragmented column recalls aging humor about gout and family dynamics, notes on Congress and Elections College, and quotes Truman on World War II as a likely folly. It touches on peace, misfortune, and a cautionary tale about marriage seen through a wary, reflective lens.
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Truman
Grim note on stocks and market leaders in 1963
A dense market overview notes Dow Jones at a high level and blue chip leaders like AT&T General Motors Standard Oil and Eastman Kodak drive much of the value while a minority of issues slump. It highlights share counts owners and the broad market worth around 130 billion with billions in changes and asks a pointed question for President Johnson about market balance and health.
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Zeilen
At&t
General Motors
General Irae Dup
Texaco
Sears Roebuck
Gulf Ol
Eastman Kodak
IBM
Jennser
Atlantis City
Growth Signs Prompt City Dog Ordinance Debate
The article outlines a growing concern over dog control, noting resident worries about licensing, pest concerns, and public safety. Officials discuss strengthening ordinances, with references to past actions since 1864 and proposals targeting peddlers and crowd control in community areas.
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Stranver
Cts
Dear Turnrow Tunkel Bread Question in a Jumbled Note
A fragmented, garbled message discusses political figures and a vague inquiry about actions and consequences. The text mentions an unnamed “nef,” White House, and references to eye contact and quitting, followed by unrelated musings on a vehicle and pay rates. The overall content is incoherent with no clear events or facts.
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Garcan
Liberass
Tien
Sou Viet Names
NLR
Clee
Husk
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