Amarilloans Challenge UAR Aid in Federal Suit
Thurman McAllister and T H Erwin, Amarillo men, sue to halt U S aid to the United Arab Republic. they argue continued support clashes with American interests and ideals as UAR hostility grows. The case tests citizen action against foreign policy decisions by the Johnson administration.
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Amarillo
Thurman McCallister
T. H. Erwin
U.S
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
United Arab Republic
McCallister
Amarillo Air Force Base
UAR
USA
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Congo
Russia
Var
Indonesia
Roosevelt
Truman
Enhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Nasser
Miss Ruth Ford Retires After Pioneering Banking Career
Ruth E. Ford retires as vice president in charge of the women’s department at Lubbock National Bank. Her career began at Citizens National Bank in 1923 and continued at LNB from 1933, aiding women across the Southwest and nation to enter and excel in a field once seen as men’s. She remains active with Caprock Investment Company and numerous civic groups, leaving a legacy of service to bankers, clubs, and the broader Lubbock community.
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Ruth E. Ford
Lubbock National Bank
Southwest
Citizens National Bank
LNB
Lubbock
Miss Ford
Caprock Investment Company
Begin At Home Teaches The Martian Talk Question
Speculation on life on Mars and future space expeditions sparks questions about communicating with Martians. The piece argues that human conflict may stem from failure to communicate at home and suggests charity begin at home. It closes with reflections on aging and optimism about saving for a college fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Earth
Lubbock Paper Publishes Local Pledge and Notice
Morning edition shows the South Plain venue listing with版权 and public notice. It references the pledge to the flag of the United States and the phrase One Nation under God. Location is Lubbock Texas with a date of January 2 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suarte
South Plain
King Company, Loe
Lubbock, Tex
Federal action urged on high interest student loans
Special Correspondent Rowland Evans reports rising reliance on commercial loans by students as part of Johnson's education program. Public disclosure and a federal guarantee or direct loans are discussed to curb usurious rates seen by many borrowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Evans
Ashington
Johnson
Esther Peterson
Peterson
Francis Keppel
Office of Education
Sen
Vance Hartke
Indiana Democrat
Senate
White House
Board of Directors
Sam
Evans
System spotlighted unwitting service by Kennedy era resignations
A column argues that Hubert Humphrey and Pierre Salinger resigning early to grant successors Senate seniority exposes the anti democratic flaws of the seniority system. It cites examples of long serving, ineffective lawmakers and warns that committee control, not merit, drives laws. The piece questions whether early resignations genuinely improve governance.
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Kenneth 1
Lake
Uen
Hubert Humphrey
Pierse Salinger
Congress
Huebert Humphrey
Pierre Salinger
Capitol Hill
Humphrey
Sal Inger
Quotas Hit Reform Seen In Immigration
The article reports that 1965 could bring strong immigration reforms aimed at ending the national origin quotas. It notes support from President Johnson and a liberal 89th Congress, with a modest annual increase to about 350 000 admissions while maintaining screening and public charge safeguards. It envisions abolishing quotas and reaffirming asylum goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RI Ner. W. Rodino JR
New
Jerey Jashington
United States
89Th Congress
LEJ
Johnson
America
Unfree
Inflation threat dominates war focus warned by National City Bank
New York report describes inflationary forces as greater than ever known and urges rigid economy, savings, and war-bond investment to stabilize the economy amid war production growth. The note cites government and private measures and calls for cooperation in stabilization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National City Bank of New York
Rail speed holds promise as Pell pushes reform
Senator Claiborne Pell advocates high speed rail to ease the Northeast traffic jam. The Commerce Department endorses his plan for a Boston to Washington interstate authority to modernize service, aiming for 100 mph within two years and a future 200 mph goal, with funding skewed toward highways and air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Starnes
Fashington
Sen
Claiborne Pell
CRI
Wiles Derness
Boston Starnes
Washington
Pell
Commerce Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Boston-Washington
Railway Age Magazine
Five Securities Permits Sought in Texas This Week
State securities commissioner King reported five applications to sell securities totaling 1.6 million dollars in Texas last week. One Texas firm is Conzales Haven Wells Inc of Victoria seeking 750 thousand dollars. The board had granted six applications totaling 1.4 million dollars for out‑of‑state firms.
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Tex
UPS
King
Texas
Conzales Haven Wells, Inc
Victoria
Securities Board
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Berlin
Germany
G. BR. Adkisson
Abernathy
Lubbock General Hospital
Arn Me
G. V. Hall
Quitaque
Hereford
Caid
FBI
Plains
Bane
Wheelee
Eowe
Francesco
Petrarca
Manuzio
Claparedec
France
Japan
Trais
Rome
Naples
Northeast Corridor
Railway Ace
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Briton Bays Rail
UPD
L.A
Perry
Somampton
Britain
Visi
Galbraith
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