Peace and power play loom in new year 1964 outlook
The piece argues peace remains elusive as 1964 begins with optimism shadowed by Cold War tensions. It cites the Limited Nuclear Test Ban Agreement and President Johnson’s UN speech, noting Khrushchev’s likely maneuvers and the Kremlin’s use of “peace” to pursue strategic aims. It praises White House prudence in reading Moscow’s moves.
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ISE
Hur
Brat Q
Soviet Union
Tron
Johnson
United Nations
Commiunist
Counio
Dallas News
Khrushchev
Webster
the News
Clausewitz
White House
Kremlin
Sam
Lyndon Johnson
Sam Rayburn
House of Representatives
Sen. Johnson
French Education Strained by Space Age Student Boom
Paris reports a record surge of students amid Space Age demands crashing France’s schooling system. Lecture halls fill, thousands are turned away, and protests flare as authorities fear standards may fall to meet rising enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wester Europe
France
Paris
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Ad Prices and Notices
A dated wire-style page from January 6 1964 lists advertising rates for multiple durations 3 months 6 months and 1 year with prices shown. It includes a pledge of allegiance text and reference to Page 4 Section B in Lubbock Texas.
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Ape
Lubbock
Texas
Pui
Wuhang
Ondax
Yaar
Isa
Ins Sha
Mont Ca
Eintad States of America
Lubbock, Tex
Ex Con John Stewart-Aitken Voices In Line Injustice
Ex-con John Stewart-Aitken argues that media anger after crimes by released offenders targets courts and parole, while few notice ex-cons who overcome stigma to become productive citizens. He recalls serving five years from 1957 and lacking vocational training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Considine
EW York
John Stewart- Aitken
Joh Seon
Congress inaction prompts editorials and concern
In this era of commentary from Hobo News Variety and Phi Beta Kappa, critics blast Congress as inaction persists into 1964. Edits warn that continued delay and a stalled Rules Committee threaten public confidence, with Rep Lindsay urged as a potential GOP candidate while reform efforts stall.
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Inez Robb
Hobo News
Variety
Sorority
Phi Beta Kappa Quarterly
Congress
United States
Harold Stassen
Rep
Lindsay
Sen
Joseph S. Clark
Clifford P. Case
N.J
Clark
Case
King Canute
Clark Case
Richard B. Russell
Vocational Education Act Seen as Major 1963 Advance
Andrew Tom Spectal lauds the $1.6 billion Vocational Education Act as a pivotal 1963 Congress bill. It expands federal spending to about $200 million annually for training in trades, office work, and business skills, addressing workforce shortages and boosting dropouts retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Tom Spectal
Ashington
Congress
New York
Pexpayee
Jawer
Abstract Art Debate Draws Cautious Interest
A reflection on how public reception of abstract art might rise if there were clearer explanations. The speaker notes old Dobbin’s flaws and contrasts them with a driver who did not need to inspect buggy tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbin
Rotary Club honors War Price Board members at noon luncheon
Lubbock Rotary Club honors county War Price and Rationing Board members during a noon luncheon on Memory Lane. H. L. Allen presided as chairman of the Lubbock Defense Council with speakers Mayor Carl E Sliton Judge G V Pardus and Waiter S Posey.
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Lubbock Rotary Club
H. L. Allen
Lubbock Defense Council
Carl E. Sliton
G.V. Pardus
S. Posey
Hoy. Fur
J. Ben Cole
Sam Henry
John Spikes
Gen. R. Bean
Floyd Dawson
WP. Clanent
J. B. Maxey
H. H
Joe N. Nislar
Altus Sansom
Briggs Robertson
R. D. Erwin
Allan Hill
Mina W. Lamb
Robert J. Allen
J. D. Hassell Jr
Chas Read
Edgar Pace
Vatican Pressure and Italy's Communist Dilemma
Pope Paul VI faces a vote dilemma as Italy's Catholic block contends with a growing Communist challenge. The piece notes Vatican influence, anti clerical sentiment, welfare gains, and the risk of a Communist takeover while detailing Italian political maneuvers and the reaction of Christian Democrats. It contrasts church authority with state employment policies and looming inflation. The report also touches on rail transport outlays in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Taylor
Ope Paul VI
Vatican
NATO
Italy
Russia
Terranema
Ussr
Strates Gy
Ttaly
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
Paul
Kremlin
Communist Party
Pontifical Relief Agency
Dremier Aldo More
Christian Democratic Party
Mario Scelha
Guido Gonella
L'Osservatore Romano
Party of Catholics
Rome
Vola _Comunisti
Amerea
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Ree Manni
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John V. Lindsey
N.Y
Senate
House
Falr
Charlie
Farrell
Considine
Tizzy
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