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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1964
Page
3
The article argues that historic aims drive current conflicts as the USSR and China contest borders and empires. It contends nations seek to restore past empires, fueling tension, with land and influence as root causes. Peace remains distant as power ambitions endure through eras.
The article notes archaeologists show clay pots used by gardeners 17 000 years ago predating the wheel. It suggests enduring human appreciation for beauty amid gadgets and rapid change and reflects on timeless verities surviving in a machine era.
A 1964 Lubbock event records a pledge ceremony in Stubbock Texas with a formal pledge to the flag. The notice notes Morning and noon sessions on a July day and mentions the local press coverage.
Route Havana piece recounts obstacles for travel to Cuba amid assets rules and airline failures. The writer notes visa hurdles, transit visa cautions, and cynical observations on Cuban access amid Cold War tensions. Also mentions new Jordanian seed introductions in Amman.
Southern governors senators and congressmen face a dilemma after George Wallace’s withdrawal from the presidential race. They backed Wallace to protest Johnson’s policy while staying loyal to the party. Now they must choose whether to support other candidates or risk political losses.
A report cites President Johnson weighing Senator William Fulbright of Arkansas as a possible running mate. Fulbright’s Southern segregationist stance contrasts with liberal internationalist appeal, with religious identity and regional voter dynamics shaping the consideration.
The July 2 1944 item notes Hitler reacting to a bomb scare as Mussolini arrived and Hitler displayed ripped pants from a map room blast. Burl Gene Moore earns Look Magazine All American track honors for 440 yards with 49.5 seconds. Lubbock Westerner coach Shorty Hayhurst praises him. Meth Youth Activities Week opening draws 58 registrants at Asbury Church under Rev Cecil Matthews James Carter and other leaders.
A column argues urban life causes social ills more than other vices. It claims cities alienate residents from reality, mocks modern 1960s urban behavior, and contrasts city life with Rockahominy County values. It notes a dry spell and urges rural resilience. It also cites a surge in cigarette small cigar sales in New York.
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