LBJ Seeks End of Arms Race in Geneva Talks
President Johnson in his State of the Union message calls for disarmament progress and eventual abolition of arms. A seven nation Disarmament Conference in Geneva is due to resume talks in January with proposals for step by step limits over four years. Critics question Soviet sincerity, noting actions over words will determine trust and lasting peace.
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Wei Wei
Ing State of the Union
Johnson
Geneva
Schedve
Reds
Mobility shapes American life and work patterns
The article argues Americans move frequently with about 20 percent relocating annually and 36 million changing residences each year. It notes most movers stay within counties, some cross state lines, and corporate transfers drive mobility. It discusses social and economic implications and contrasts luxury with necessity.
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West
U.S
Atlantic
Pacific
America
Pledges and financial figures in Lubbock notice
An item from Lubbock details a pledge allegiance text and various monetary amounts including 1030, 415.60, 10.50 and 5.25. It cites Pacers Sec A and appears dated January 10, 1864 with state and public notices in the Southwest region.
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South Plains
Moraine Jay
MOBO
Amatea
Pacers
Sec. A
Lubbock
Tex
From Ug to Subroc weaponry and the arms race
In a tongue in cheek tale, Ug rebels against Mug with a shield then learns to keep distance using a rock. The piece shifts to the Cold War arms race, noting anti missile defense drives by the US and USSR. It then describes the Navy Subtec Subroc system, its launch from a torpedo tube and nuclear payload, and ends with a quip blaming Mug.
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Bo’ Considine
New York
Mug
Mig
Kingdom Come
U. S
Ussr
Theavy
Goodyear Aerospace Corporation
Soviet Union
David Bushnell
Robert Fulton
Robert Whitehead
Pacific
Subroc
No Scandal Talks At The Beauty Shop Parlor
A Dentertaining dialogue unfolds as a man and a beauty parlor patron discuss hair, gossip, and romance. The scene blends humor about salon life with observations on movie magazines and marriage, ending with a tease of scandal among women.
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Douglass Welch
Funny Man
Reed
Elizabeth Ae
Kim Novak
Debbie Reynold
Tax Bill Faces Filibuster and Amendments in Senate
The tax measure draws opposition as Gore Douglas and Williams push to expand relief for the rich and clip oil depletions. Ribicoff proposes college tax credits, arguing long term nation benefit. Senate debate may last months delaying the bill and courting voter sympathy in an election year.
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Andrew Sket Ashin
Eee Doran
Senate
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Paul Douglas
Ilinois
Gore
Douglas
Sen
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Imi
Treasury
Ribicoff
Williams
Johnson
Capital Hill
Memory Lane notes Lubbock Ond Fellows Lodge officers
Taken from The Lubbock Morning Avalanche files, Troy M. Pierce installed as noble grand with officers including H H Bidwell, C C Jones, H W Hendrix, J W Chism, GC L Brock, James Salmon, M W McCarty, M E Stone, O L Plyler, J L Tims, James Bell, O D Christian, H B Williams, J G Wadsworth, and J F Richards in the lodge installation. A separate item cites Glenn L Martin discussing jet propulsion's future in commercial and military planes despite higher fuel use.
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Troy M. Pierce
Noble Grand
Lubbock
Ond Fellows Lodge
H. H. Bidwell
C. C. Jones
H W. Hendrix
J. W. Chism
GC. L. Brock
James
Salmon
M. W. McCarty
M. E. Stone
O. L. Plyler
J. L. Tims
James ©. Bell
O. D. Christian
H. B. Williams
J. G. Wadsworth
Inside Guardian
J. F. Richards
Outside Guardian
Baltimore
Glenn Lt. Martin
Martin
Johnson's Economy Drive Faces a Looming Crisis
Henry J. Taylor argues that President Johnson cannot achieve new frontier goals with the same fiscal philosophy. He criticizes Treasury figures and White House advisers for high deficits, rising costs, and entrenched spending, urging a hard turn to cost cuts and solvency to raise living standards.
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Henry J. Taylor
Johnson
Taylor
Treasury Lee
Douglas ‘Dillon
Dillon
Benple
Paker
China's Chou En-Lai Now On Tunis Tour
Chinese Premier Chou En Lai arrived in Tunis to begin a two month Africa tour. Chen Yi and aides accompanied him after a ten day stay in Albania.
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China
Chou En-Lai
Tunis
Tunisia
CPT
Premien Chev Endai
Africa
Chen Yi
Albania
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