Commission Report Finds No Quick Fix for Riots Economy
The National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders laments Congress fiscal limits as a major obstacle to housing and jobs programs. It notes rioters include urban youths and stresses law enforcement, while urging acceptance of limited spending and national will to solve domestic troubles.
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U.S
National Advisory Commission On
Commission
Congress
Johnson
Landon Johnson
Fis
Cotton payments threaten cotton production, urges reform
The article argues current federal cotton payments for diversions to soybeans and substitutes discourage replanting. It calls for administrative fixes by the USDA and proposes paying on actual production rather than projected yields, noting insurance programs worsen the issue and urging legislative change at the earliest opportunity.
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Federal Crop Insurance Corp
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Who'll Buy in an Automated Economy
Researchers warn that automation may reduce white collar and management roles as factory workers decline by 2000. The author notes machines may produce cheaper goods yet lack the means to purchase them, risking a gap between high efficiency and consumer demand.
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National Foundation
Wallace to Speak at Houston Fundraiser and Rally
Former Governor George Wallace of Alabama is billed for a $25 dinner and an open rally in Houston on August 6. Politicians will watch attendance and reception to gauge Wallace’s Texas strength and potential spoiler impact for November across neighboring states.
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Houston
George Wallace
Alabama
Texas
Wallace
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indiana
Kremlin-Watchers Learn A Lot At Big Diplomatic Receptions
Moscow observers share gossip from a large foreign embassy party where diplomats note who shook hands with whom and whose spouses spoke to whom. The chatter centers on Petrov and Puchinsky, Bolgonoff’s rising star, and Igorvitch’s temper over vodka spills with Mutiken noted as a common casualty.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Ven Nolee Chalvesky
Rubinsky
Zembassy Rubinsky
Kdvosky
Puchinsky
Presidium
Petrov
Bolgonoff
Kavasky
Gogol
Wallace-tinged loyalties surfaced at Kentucky convention
In Covington during the 63rd Legislative District Democratic convention, a Humphrey voter nearly blurted Wallace before correcting to Humphrey as backers of George Wallace revealed themselves. The episode reflects crypto Wallace support among many Humphrey delegates, contributing to Humphrey's 4 to 1 win across Kentucky districts.
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Walla
Wallace
George Wallace
Kentucky
Eugene McCarthy
Democratic Party
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
University of Kentucky
Community College
Wallace Upswing Shapes Humphrey Strategy Across Nation
Washington report notes Vice President Humphrey reacts to rising Wallace support, spurring a special task force to gauge impact and counter strategies. Polls show Wallace drawing votes from multiple rivals. labor leaders warn of growing support, while Northern urban backlash and court decisions depress confidence. Kentucky’s Kenton County reveals party fragility as McCarthy gains youth support, complicating November prospects.
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George Wallace
Wallace
Richard Nixon
Harris
Rockefeller
Nixon
McCarthy
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Supreme Court
Kenton County
Covington
Tom Hart
Letters to the Editor Favor Local Control Over Federal School Policy
Mrs. E A Darwin argues against HEW mandates and for local governance of schools in Lubbock. She criticizes busing and federal oversight, endorses city councils and boards, and urges voting for candidates who prioritize local welfare over federal handouts. She states support for any person doing the most good for her community.
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Avalanche-Journal
David Jordan
American Party
Mr. Wallace
Lubbock
HIEW
Hew
E.A. Darwin
50Th St
Truman seeks power to curb bread price rises
Across items the president asks authority to lower daily staple prices toward 1947 levels. Butter once cost 75 cents a pound and cuck roast was 10 to 13 cents cheaper. Bevin warned Britain may pause demobilization if Berlin crisis remains unsettled. Dodgers beat Cardinals 9 6 as Campanella and Hodges homer to sweep series. Oscar Killian Jr. to receive Eagle Scout badge at 7:30 p.m. in 99th District Court.
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Washington
Truman
Oscar Killian Jr
Oscar Killian
22Nd St
99Th District Court
Quote from Arthur Miller and Reagan on violence and society
The texts quote Arthur Miller condemning aggression abroad and a restless society after Senator Kennedy’s assassination, paired with a Reagan remark about a nation’s sickness. The fragment suggests a political climate debating justice, safety, and governance in the wake of violence.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Senator Kennedy
Letter to the editor questions billboard plan for Lubbock
A reader asks if an $8,000 project for several highway billboards should be spent on youthful beauty promotion or social causes. The editor replies that the money funds a half dozen billboards at city highway entrances, not a single display.
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Avalanche Journal
Peggy Kincannon
Goldfellows
Texas Tech
Jefferson
Franklin
U. S
Keith McCarty
25Th St
Lubbock School Board Challenged by Editorial Critique
The Avalanche Journal editor praises local school board for resisting federal bureaus and liberal pressure. The letter defends school autonomy amid criticism from unidentified liberals and mentions UN NCC ADA SDS SCLC and specific individuals and local concerns.
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The
Avalanche-Journal
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Great Society
NCC
ADA
SDS
SCLC
Hubie
Nessie
Abie
Homer Thornberry
Ralphie
Rumsey Clark
Joe H. Boyd
Box 55
Petersburg
Misquote claim sparks reader letter on Constitution
In The Avalanche Journal a reader from 2419 69th St argues Mrs. Lilian Rountree misquotes the Constitution. The letter contends an election deadlock in the House could lead to a Senate chosen Vice-President acting as President, a claim the writer disputes referencing Amendment XIT.
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Avalanche Journal
Lilian Rountree
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Glen Hunt
Deanes Slagle
69Th St
Baby lounge boosts sales in NC drugstore
North Carolina drugstore installs a baby lounge where mothers can change feed powder oil weigh and measure children during shopping. The feature coincides with a reported 50 percent rise in baby needs sales. Moving walks in a new San Francisco store connect rooftop parking to the floor, speeding customer movement.
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