President Johnson sees tax cut needed to sustain 1963 growth
The economy in 1963 showed Gross National Product over 600 billion dollars, per capita income around 2,500, and civilian unemployment above 7 million. The President urged a tax cut to keep momentum and warned of inflationary pressures while aiming to trim government spending where possible.
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Ito
Johnson
Morgan Guaranty Trust
New York
Kennedy Library plan pushed by family letters
Special Correspondent Bob Constine reports Nie Yore describes public support drives tied to the Kennedy legacy. The draft press notes the first lady will not appeal for funds on TV after the recent tragedy, but promises to answer 800,000 letters with personal responses.
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Kennedy Gether
Fot F. Kennedy
Cnat
Johnsons aide Valenti leads new White House era
Jack Valenti, a Texas-born, Harvard-educated ad executive, becomes the White House aide to President Johnson. His rise mirrors Horatio Alger, from paperboy to influential adviser, after aiding the Kennedy-Johnson campaign and witnessing the Kennedy assassination.
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Montgomery
Inmate Columnist Sees Crime Through Humor at San Quentin
Don Nivens, a writer for the prison newspaper at San Quentin, questions the idea of criminals as inherently criminal. He suggests we err by blaming misdeeds on emotional disturbance and notes the irony in the urge to avoid getting caught. The remark underscores a blunt, provocative philosophy about crime.
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Truman
Independence
White House
Executive Branch
Eisenhower
Washington
Mr. Smith
Don Nivens
California
San Quentin Prison
Norvens
Nivens
Old-Time Dentist Appointments Recalled by Veteran
A longtime observer recalls a era when securing a dentist appointment was simple and accessible. He contrasts past convenience with present scheduling challenges.
Season to look forward to spring fashion trends
The note reflects on spring styles and social attitudes with lines about fashion, optimism, and politics. It mentions a fish dinner metaphor, contrasts old days, and critiques cheap politicians amid higher costs without subsidies to enemies.
Morning and Sunday Subscription Rates in Lubbock Tex 1964
The Avalanche Journal Morning and Sunday edition details subscription options and prices in Lubbock Texas dated January 21, 1964. Rates cover 1 year six months and quarterly terms for local and outside subscriptions with publisher information and pledge.
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Peret
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United States of America
One Nation
Lubbock Tex
Desegregation Pace in the South Hits Deliberate Speed Warning
A South regional assessment notes slow integration since 1954, with Virginia at 1.6 percent desegregated and Louisiana at 1814 Negro students in mixed schools. It cites continued segregated schools, resistance in Congress, and legal concerns over public accommodations while President Johnson pushes civil rights measures amid constitutional doubts.
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Supreme Court refuses to review flag pledge case
In a January 21 1944 decision the Supreme Court declined to review a suit by a religious sect against Amarillo Independent School District over pledges of allegiance, finding the case moot after students were suspended and no proof showed future attendance. Also notes 1200 Texas Tech spring registrations and a House action on military pay amendments.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Austin
Supreme Court Today
Amarillo Independent School
Amarillo
War threats loom as Cairo meets amid Middle East tensions
From Cairo comes a warning that Arab leaders may soon resume hostilities with Israel. The column highlights Israel’s Jordan River Negev irrigation project, Arab fear of Israeli expansion, and U S oil interests. It cautions President Johnson to heed growing regional flashpoints.
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Johnson
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Gaza Strip
Nasser Helleved
Egypt
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Mediterranean
East
Africa
Mr. Johnson
Viet Nam
Caira
Peking Delegation Arrives In Pakistan
A five man Chinese delegation arrived in Karachi for a meeting of the Chinese Pakistan boundary commission. The talks will cover technical boundary demarcation aspects and resume in April.
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Pakistan
Karachi
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