Lubbock Parents Vote Guidelines For Youth Behavior
A Monday night meeting at Mackenzie Tumor School drew 118 parents who approved youth guidelines spanning grades one through nine. Recommendations include fewer social events for younger children, restricting seventh grade pairing off, limiting eighth grade activities, and delaying ninth grade driving privileges until year end. The move signals a community effort to curb excessive social activity and steer youth toward discipline and school focus.
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Mackenzie Tumor School
Cone
PTA
Lubbock
Federation dissolves as three nations emerge in Africa
Sir Roy Welensky warned at the National Press Club that Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland become independent with Southern Rhodesia remaining self governing. He said land will lose about 29 million pounds in British aid and quipped that the United States is often expected to fund emerging nations, jokingly called Uncle Sucker by some critics.
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Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Africa
Northern Rhodesia
Southern Rhodesia
National Press Club
Washington
Roy Welensky
Nland
Uncle Sam
Uncle Sucker
Needed Sequel HE and Government Tax Guide Sale
The piece notes a 1964 edition of Your Federal Income Tax available at tax offices nationwide priced around 40 cents per copy. It jokes a sequel How To Pay Your Income Tax Without Going Broke would outsell the original, then ends with a gag about judging a woman's age by gray hair.
Local newspaper schedule and pledge from 1964 page
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal lists subscription rates for morning and Sunday delivery, with prices for 1 year and 6 months and notes a pledge to the flag of the United States of America. The page is dated January 22, 1964 and includes a security notice about Associated Press service.
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Itorone
Htt Liockavalanene
Sourzal
Ivennne “Elton
Comper’ Inc
Latbork Teas
Nationa Haven
Teves Iy
Lentalga
Texas ‘Pill
Associated Prest
Guy Phaker
Lubbock
Sid Sunde
Yeur Herries Sobids
Deanna
Martha
United States of America
Lubbock, Tex
New Soviet Cuban Buildup Reported by Dodd
Senator Thomas J. Dodd cites witness reports alleging a large military build up 90 miles off Florida in Cuba. Eyewitnesses describe underground hangars, reinforced bases, and renewed activity at Limonar Madruga and Matanzas with Russians coordinating training and arms smuggling to Cuban camps.
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Ruth Montgomery
Wasiandow
Citon Seta
Gee
Thomas J. Dodd
Florida
Dodd
Senate
Internal Security Sup Committee
Connecticut
Panama Canal Zone
Latin America
Toto
Cuba
Isle of Pines
Francisco Rene Milera
Mexico
Miami
Limonar
Madruga
Matanzas
Havana
Pinar del Rio
Dmtera
Miguel Eden Hernandez
Montgomery
Time To Walk Softly In Panama Canal Crisis
In a strong editorial voice, Inezrobe urges the United States to quietly manage the Panama Canal stake and condemn pro escalation by American students and adults. It warns that riots, blamed on flag raising, risk weakening US position, inviting Communist exploitation, and possible treaty revisions, while urging restraint and ongoing canal stewardship.
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Inez Robe
United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Canal
Canal Zone
U.S
Castroite
Latin Amerca
South America
U. S
Great Canal
Johnson Halves Nuclear Stockpile Growth Amid Cuts
President Johnson announces a 17 percent cut in enriched uranium use and four plutonium piles while pledging broader arms control. The move saves an estimated 50 million in 1965 and 70 million in 1966, with no immediate drop in overall stockpiles. The policy prompts praise for opposition to overkill and headlines a shift toward specific disarmament talks in Geneva.
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Aner
Tonea Johnson
Nikita
Johnson
Mr. K
Russia
Geneva
U.S
Mr. K and Co
Defense Sec
McNamara
Automic Energy Commission
Seous Diffusion
Oak Ridge
Enn
Paducah
Portsmouth
Ohio
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
New Orleans gears for second Democratic primary
New Orleans prepares for a second Democratic gubernatorial primary on February 29 with Jimmie H. Davis and Lewis L. Morgan in the race. In Texas, jackrabbits threaten cattle feed supplies in the Panhandle as Sherman County requests 300000 rounds of 22 caliber ammo to curb packs. Lubbock Kiwanis hear I D Walker discuss a new South Plains clay mining venture aiding oil well drilling fluids.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Huey Long
Jimmie H. Davis
Shreveport
Public Service
Lewis L. Morgan
Congress
Washington
Plains
Texas Panhandle
A. P. Bralley
Sherman County
Tex
War Production Board
Lubbock Kiwanis Club
Lubbock
I. D. Walker
South Plains
Zanzibar and the Red Threat in Africa as Johnson Era View
A critical column argues that Tanzania and Zanzibar pose a strategic Red threat tied to Communist Cuba and China. It details a covert tracking station, embassies, and a British protectorate context while urging U.S. policy shifts under President Johnson to counter Soviet expansion.
Peking Accuses India of Air Intrusion Over Tibet
The New China News Agency reported that Indian aircraft penetrated 66 miles into Communist China last weekend. Two planes allegedly crossed into Tibet, one near 4 p.m. Saturday and the other around 1 p.m. Sunday, prompting official charges from Peking.
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Tokyo
China
New China News Agency
Tibet
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Taylor
Tanzibar
Dar-es- Salaam
Tanganyika
Castro
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Taiwan
Kremlin
David Livingstone
Nile
Indian Ocean
Livingstone
H. M. Stanley
Alice
Lualaba
Congo
Atlantic
Theodore
Abyssinia
Sultan Barghash
Bagamoya
Sultan Sayyid Jamshid bin Abdullah
Sultan
Abdullah
Abeid Karume
Lenin
Tunguy Town
Karume
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Marx
Jefferson
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India
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