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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1965

Page

7

Texas Congressional redistricting plan starts in Texas

The joint Senate House Committee released an official starting plan for remapping Texas congressional districts. It preserves no perfect result and faces court and legislative revisions as incumbents and voters react.

Texas Joint Senate House Committee George Moffett Chillicothe U. Supreme Court George H. Mahon Lubbock Hale Phovd Crosby Dickens Mitchell Midland Joint Committee

Aid Rumblings Shift in U S Senate Over Foreign Aid Image

Senate discussions show a bipartisan push to reform Foreign Aid policy after attacks on American property abroad. Sen. Stuart Symington proposes cutting aid for a year after destruction or damage unless local authorities protect assets.

U.S. Senate Uncle Santa Stuart Symington Missouri Frank Carlson Kansas Frank Lansche Ohi Symington John Tower Texas White House State Department

Texans Grumble Over Vowelless License Plate Prefixes

A quirky column notes Texans regret a state rule banning vowels from three letter license plate prefixes and omitting 0s. It cites combos like BFW CBJ TNT and jokes about ROB WOW NUT ARF RAT LBJ JFK LBI. It mentions few hundred local owners, then shifts to a Baltimore murder linked to pity and a blunted world view.

LBI JFK

Lubbock Journal Pledge Page Dated January 12 1965

Historic newspaper page shows the United States pledge text and publication details from Lubbock Texas. It notes The Associated Press content and flags the pledge allegiance entry in a standard daily issue dated January 12 1965.

Torming Fernet Wstarta Jay Piaing Joureal Pubianine Eenbans Inc Bhat Ave Jtahtock Texas Wertising Jeane Daily Press League Dalles United Prens Thetnatina Tarkeh Diol Cuy Parka Ouident Vaio Pabiahe Associated Prese Amaric Lubbock, Tex

Loss of stature is now plain U S faces Viet Nam crisis

Robert Novak argues the United States must rapidly and decisively escalate its Viet Nam effort. He warns that disagreement in Washington risks a humiliating peace conference and loss of credibility abroad.

Robert Novak Johnson U.S Viet Nam Washington South Viet Nam ASD Sith Wslor United States North Viet Nam

New Ethics Group Offers Bipartisan Senate Guard On Morality

Washington reports the 89th Congress will create a permanent Senate Ethics committee with a three-to-three bipartisan split. Leaders plan three Democrats and three Republicans to investigate misconduct, receive complaints, and set rules to improve conduct standards.

Ruth Montgomery Washington Senate Mike Mansfield John Sherman Cooper Cooper Everett Dirksen Bobby Baker Rules Committee Everett Jordan Powers Sen. Cooper Jon X Committee Mansfield Coop Joseph McCarthy

Cohen Trails to Tax Reform Icon as IRS Chief

Andrew Tully profiles Sheldon Stanley Cohen named IRS commissioner. He aims to humanize the agency and bring the IRS mission to the public. The piece notes the IRS size, discipline actions, and hazards agents face from crooks and bribes, with a wry look at public perceptions and humor about tax life.

Andrew Tully Ashington America Sheldon Stanley Cohen Cohen Internal Revenue Service IRS Tully Mortimer Caplin Tucson Reno TRS Harry Truman

Wheat harvest outlook and alcohol production shift

The Agriculture Department reports the nation is on track for a billion-bushel wheat harvest in 195. More wheat to be used for alcohol this year and less for feed. Food consumption steady while exports expected to rise. In Tulsa, John W. Richardson 78 and his bride 61 wed after a 30 minute courtship, meeting only 30 minutes before obtaining a license. Hostesses at Past Matrons of the OFS included Mrs. Ernest Conley and Miss Oulda Middleton.

Washington Agriculture Department Tulsa John W. Richardson Clara Abney Main OFS Ernest Conley Oulda Middleton Mesdames M. M. Page Mary F. Hinton

William Lynch Operates in Peoria Hospital Bed

A fragment reports William Lynch undergoing an operation at a Peoria hospital. The text notes the surgeon and patient occupying the same room, with the two men having never met before entering the hospital.

Shine Peoria Mosbiae

Debacles Explained Diplomatic Warning From Henry J Taylor

Henry J Taylor argues the United States faces a Sino Soviet encirclement plan begun with Cuba and extended through Laos and Vietnam. He contends leaders hide the full picture behind budget figures and insists a Maginot Line vulnerability now threatens America's global position.

America United States Cuba Latin America Caribbean Zanzibar Mediterranean Europe Nasser Egypt Red Ben Bella Algeria Free Europe

Hike In New York Income Tax Seen

Albany Gov Nelson A Rockefeller states that raising state income taxes to help balance the 1965 budget would be detrimental to the state. He suggests a statewide sales tax as a definite possibility and says specifics on the rate are under study.

IRS TRS Albany UPL Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Rockefeller

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