Aid and U S SovietClash Over Foreign Aid Rebuffs
A broad critique tracks Soviet and American foreign aid failures across Asia and Africa. Sukarno hedges on Bandung talks while Sudan leans to Red China. Romania buys U S oil gear with ties to Red China, provoking questions about aid ethics and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Indonesia
Sukarno
Moscow
Bandung
Chana
Kremlin
United States
India
Pakistan
Feept
Cuba
U. S
State Department
Romania
Red China
John J Williams
Delaware
Republican
U.S
Tran
Near East
North
Africa
Europe
Washington
Neighbor's Loss in West Texas Sorrow for Hilburn Family
The Avalanche notes the personal grief in Plainview as Herbert S. Hilburn editor of the Plainview Daily Herald endures the loss of his wife, Mrs Hilburn. Neighbors express sympathy and stand by him in his time of sorrow, hoping shared support eases his burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Journal Family
Herbert S. Hilburn
Plainview
Hilburn
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal 1964 Page 6 Detailing Publication Info
A fragmented 1964 page shows the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal masthead and notices. It lists publishing company, advertising reps, subscription rates, and staff credits. The text references The Associated Press and United Press International, with a pledge to the United States. Page location is Lubbock Texas July 24, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plain
Democratic Newabeder
Iegbbocke Avalanche Journal
Red Avalanche-Journal Publishine Company, Inc
Ity Bullein
Avesaione Pena
Nation
Texas Daily’ Press
Dallas
Tena Oe
Associated and
United” Press International
Ring Parker F. Prouty
Garrin
Baran
Stortha Sis Sy S
AL Gut Raitor
Poblssner
United States of America
Lubbock, Tex
Fiery Goldwater Campaign Forecasts Bloodier Protests
Special correspondent notes a long hot fall of American politics as Goldwater’s coast to coast run draws protests and violence. CORE leader James Farmer declares war on the campaign while supporters vow fierce defense of the Arizona senator against minority protests and hostile press scrutiny. Police protection and possible federal oversight are suggested for safe campaigning as media hostility grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Considine
York
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Gail
James Farmer
CORE
U.S
Sen. Goldwater
Dieaf
Eisenhower
Brink's
Specs O'Keefe
Invasion of Privacy Over Household Budgets Provokes Rant
West Gare columnist Kenneth L. Dinon laments how itemized family budgets resemble Congressional probes. He recalls alternating finances with his wife, then chronicling every penny, arguing budgets invade privacy and rarely change spending. He warns against budget book authors pushing him past patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth L. Dinon
West Gare
Las Trae
Nagging Pays Women Move Into Male Realms Too Far
Andrew Tully laments women joining male spaces such as the National Press Club and at times the Women’s National Press Club. He mocks gender change, praises male norms, and warns against women pushing past traditional roles, citing clubs, bars, and social scenes with a satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Tullypecal
Wassieton
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
National Press Club
Tully of the Times
Des Bars
Dior
Dames
Women’s National Press Club
National
Mahon nabs sixth Texas district seat in primary
Congressman George Mahon won a decisive Democratic primary in the 19th Texas district over C. L. Harris by about two to one. Mahon likely carried all counties, echoing his 1940 victory. Lubbock County reported 8,277 unofficial ballots, while precinct conventions drew unprecedented interest ahead of the November general election. Wade Cooper left for New York to join the Post-War Small Business Credit Commission meeting July 25-27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mahon
Texas
C. L. Harris
Lubbock
Mahon
Harris
Lubbock County
Wade Cooper
Lubbock National Bank
Small Business Credit Commission
American Bankers Assn
New York City
A Look At Candidate's Dog And Its Breed Traits
Rich Starnes notes the candidate owns an English bulldog named Cyclone and parallels with his friend Andy who also owns one, Crestfallon Manor’s Bullseye. The piece traces breed history from bull-baiting to modern traits, highlighting loyalty, gentleness, but noting snoring and limited exercise as drawbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Starnes
Cyclone
Andy
Crestfallon Manor
Sir Barry
Cyclone Starnes
Checkers
Baldlog
Crestfallen Manor
England
Senate Acts on Postmaster Nominations for Texas and Louisiana
President Johnson sent the Senate for confirmation of multiple postmaster nominees from Texas and Louisiana including Cleo Gaines Olla Homer Adams Rose DESSa Paul Cauley Jr and DeWitt Isom among others. The note adds helium’s importance to aeronautics due to its nonflammable nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Senate
Texas
Louisiana
Cleo H. Gaines
Olla
Homer E. Adams
Rodessa
Paul D. Cauley Jr
Alice
T. A. Warmer
Bellevu Garland C. Vincent
Cedar Hill
Robert L. Baldridge Jr
Cliton
Ernest H. Davis
Deweyville
William L. Warren
Paint Rock
DeWitt H. Isom
Tye
Loyd L. Bryan
Cross Plains
Sam P. Peebles’ Jr
Rockdale
Cloyce” W. Floyd
Dawson
Minna L. Squires
Eustace
Eunice_B. Dayton
London
John M. Tidwell
Roanoke
Bernard C. Scrogin
Wallis
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Mao Tse-Tung
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Wilma
Eddie
Missus
Adam
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
SOF
Thomas Macauley
By Galbraith
Erin
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