Buck-Passing No Solution In Summer Madness
Charles de Gaulle is critiqued for pressuring the US on Southeast Asia while France once fought to hold Indochina. The piece argues global leaders and nations shift blame, citing U S racial tensions and domestic rioting as examples. It doubts a swift end to unrest, predicting only a possible slow decline as summer passes.
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Charles de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
United States
Indochina
de Gaulle
Europe
U.S
France
Duty Of Congress Against Quick Presidential Tax Cuts
A conservative editorial argues Congress should retain sole authority over taxes and oppose giving the President power to order rapid tax cuts. It notes Kennedy's 1962 proposal failed and stresses Congress’s tax expertise, preferring expert civilian input over executive taints.
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Congress
Kennedy
Wirtz proposes universal free higher education in U S A
The text discusses Wirtz from Washington urging that all youths receive free education in colleges and vocational schools funded by the nation. It warns private colleges may fail or sell out, and notes changes to the value of work for education and student patriotism. A mother laments aging and trains carrying passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
W. Willard Wirtz
Washington
U.S.A
Lubbock Avalanche Journal 1964 Evening and Morning Rates
Page 4 of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal dated July 25 1964 lists subscription prices for morning and Sunday editions with annual and monthly options and carrier delivery details. The page also includes the Pledge of Allegiance and a reference to Associated Press and United press.
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Plains
Rite
Faso
National Press League
Avalanche Journal
Ith
Ave
Lubbock
Temiveruising
Texas Dallas
Associated and
United
Pe Parker F
Prouty Gg Chas
Mi ‘Catter
Quin Triaibbock
Monthe
Feng
United States of America
Republic
Lubbock, Tex
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Considerine on the Line A brisk European trip remembered
Bob Considine recollects a European journey filled with Alps autobahns and village scenes. He contrasts European roads, views, and hospitality with U S travel, noting good picnic spots and a prince at Mittersill, while recounting the quirks of travel and a humorous hotel bellhop tale.
Citizens blame games in heated election rhetoric
Special correspondent Kennethy L. Dixon argues that labeling opponents as liberal or conservative is dangerous and unhelpful. He rejects charges of Fascism or Communism against Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater, recounts witnessing Nazi and Communist atrocities, and urges restraint and independence in American voters.
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Kennethy L. Dixon
Est Lake
Rome
Mussolini
Fascism
Hitler
Stiin
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Kate Smith
Save America
Dachau
Buchenwald
Auschwitz
Goldwater Rejects Communist Trade in Foreign Policy Debate
The piece argues Barry Goldwater would not engage in business with Communist nations and would resist accommodation policies pursued by Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson. It notes his stance contrasts with current efforts toward disarmament and cultural exchange with the Soviet world, while referencing reactions from foreign and U.S. figures and a Wonklike fable about fading popularity.
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Andrew Ally Prek Set
Ashington
Barry ‘Goldwater
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Goldwater
Reds
Soviet Union
Romania
Poland
Yuenslavia
United States
Budget set for Lubbock Independent School District meeting
The Lubbock Independent School District budget will be presented at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the business office at 1007 Texas Ave by Business Manager A. C. Jackson. Allen Brothers American Lesson Post elects officers with candidates including C. A. Hubbard and W. M. Ryan, and other roles. Nearly 100 Boy Scouts start summer camping at Camp Post today under G. M. Unger. Lubbock film offerings feature Ginger Rogers and Ray Milland in Lady In The Dark and Roy Rogers with Dale Evans in Yellow Rose of Texas.
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Mitetersill
Innsbruck
Badrutt’s Place
Badrutt
Considine
Lubbock Independent School District
Texas Ave
A. C. Jackson
Allen Brothers American Lesson Post
F. W. Grace
C. A. Hubbard
W. M. Ryan
H. J. Kendrick
H. J.’ McCabe
Troy Davidson
Paul Carlock
Jim Reid
F. C. Lebow
R. A. Powell
Northern South Plains Council
Camp Post
G. M. Unger
Lubbock
Ginger Rogers
Ray Milland
King of the Cowboys
Roy Rogers
Texas
Dale Evans
Grant Withers
Believe It Or Not FerneteAvy Wordplay
A curious proclamation centers on the phrase AKOLOIEI meaning Follow Me, inviting readers to decode a playful spelling puzzle and its quirky message in a likely light feature.
Alibis for South Viet Nam U S Angles For Settlement
Henry J. Taylor argues against Geneva split and Sino Soviet deals while criticizing U S policy. He portrays Ta Quang Buu and Chou En-lai as deceptive and warns that Western leaders use alibis to mask failures ahead of an anticipated pre election truce with Ho Chi Minh.
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Henry J. Taylor
Washington
Hokus
Hokey
Hokum
Geneva
Switzerland
George Delteil
Ta Quang Buu
Taylor
Buu
Lenin
Viet Nam
Red
China
Chou En-lai
Ussr
America
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Johnson
Ho Chi-minh
White House
Thief Bites Dental Supply Driver For Teeth Heist
St Louis AP report describes Eu gene Elrod, a dental supply driver, losing 200 porcelain teeth from his car in a sneak theft. The item is described with odd botanist aside about the tomato being a fruit.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Eugene Elrod
Elrod
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