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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1964
Page
2
A promotional piece by Sana Chiropractic argues health is a journey not a destination. It touts chiropractic care as restoring body and nerve function by removing nerve pressure, sharing patient stories of migraine and pain relief after adjustments.
Washington AP reports Senator Barry Goldwater remains the front runner for the Republican presidential nomination through the first ballot, while National Chairman Miller notes a fluid race with no clear majority. Miller praises Senator Margaret Chase Smith and cites support shifts in the South and calls for tighter Young Republicans oversight. The piece also covers reapportionment debates, state plans, and new at large Illinois House elections in 1964.
The People's Daily in Peking quoted by Ratio Peking says Communist China pledges full support to Panamanians resisting what it calls U S imperialist atrocities. It claims U S troops sent to quell demonstrators reveal the wicked nature of American imperialism.
The article surveys renewed peace efforts in 1964 from President Johnson and Premier Khrushchev, noting optimistic talk and planned steps. It cites Khrushchev’s message to Johnson, Rusk’s remarks on Berlin and German issues, and hopes for new initiatives despite past delays and regional tensions.
In a South Mississippi town the police dog named Dyke, once feared for growls and wetting signals, has become tame and lazy after months in service, prompting concerns from officers and a city council briefing.
Twenty six people were killed and fifteen wounded in a tribal battle at Heret near Kenya's border with Ethiopia, reports say. Authorities confirmed the clash as tension over regional affiliations escalated, with casualties mounting as skirmishes continued into the night.
The passage notes the first medical paper on smoking effects appeared in 18th century England and linked alcoholism to smoking. It mentions the 1830s as the start of active anti smoking campaigns in the United States and spread to England over the following decades.
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