Peace and War Remain Elusive in Modern Times
The article surveys the persistent struggle for peace amid global unrest. It notes Western leaders’ rhetoric and Russian claims, the United Nations limitations under U Thant, and repeated but ineffective peace proposals. Jeremiah’s warning about saying peace when there is no peace echoes through today’s fragile diplomacy.
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Europe
Plato
Socrates
Nostalgic note on aging parents and empty nests
A newspaper column suggests couples with grown children miss the lively chaos of a noisy home to counter quiet evenings. The piece reflects on the companionship once provided by children and the sadness of an empty house after years of busy parenting.
Red Tape Cutter Proposed to Speed Government Work
An organization issues a list of needed inventions to spur inventors, including a red-tape cutter aimed at speeding government processes. The piece notes Washington and other government levels could benefit, while calling contemporary political trends noisy.
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Washington
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Circulation Rates 1964
The page lists subscription options for the Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning and Sunday editions. Rates show monthly and yearly prices including carrier delivery, with several time frames and discounts. It confirms publication details and a pledge statement, dated June 1, 1964, in Lubbock Texas.
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Beton
South Plains
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Avalanche Journal
Avalanche Journal Publishing Company
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Ave
J. Lubbock
Texas
THOR
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Texas Daily Press League
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United States of America
Lubbock, Tex
Tanning, Magna Carta, and a border tale in Considerine
In a mixed column, the AMA warns against tanning during summer, predicting a pallor vogue return. The piece then recalls the 1945 Magna Carta transport to New York, Babe Ford and the Queen Elizabeth, and contrasts travel freedoms with Hungarian border controls and travel costs for a wary postwar world.
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Michelangelo
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Magna Carta
New York
Pier 90
Brink's
Babe
Ford
James
Golden Rule Dance Club Aids Elder Citizens In Houston
Special Correspondent describes The Rams Club later Lorairne Priester Foundation a non profit in Houston where aged residents from 10 to 99 live in cottages dine and dance. Mrs Priester, age 70, runs the home says it is a start while many elders await broader help. The place includes a church for all faiths and a community of families supporting residents.
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Rams Club
State of Texas
Lorraine Priester
Bre
Widow Priester
Wallace Shows North Uneasy Over Civil Rights Measure
Wallace captures 35 percent in Wisconsin Indiana and Maryland highlighting national unease over civil rights. Ribicoff notes Wallace’s 43 percent in Maryland while Javits doubts the impact, arguing voters are wary of social and economic change.
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Ribicoff
Capitol Hill
Wallace
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Maryland
North
South
Jacob Javits
Rome near fall as Allies press on along Casilina line
June 1 1944 Naples Rome battle widens near Almontone Campoleone as Kes selring strengthens the last ditch defense. Dewey popularity climbs in Gallup poll among Republicans. Clayton withdraws from 160th district attorney race. Texas Tech pre registers 396 for six week summer session. OPA chief warns rationing may increase with Bowles signaling stricter policy.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Naples
Rome
Europe
Albert Kesselring
Almontone
Casilina
Campoleone
Alban Hills
How Buyers Decide Cars in Free Enterprise America
Henry J. Kaiser hit 100000th car but could not solve selling them. The article argues that used cars drive most sales, dealers invest more in selling than makers spend on production, and the public votes with purchases. It highlights quality, volume, and consumer decision as core to automotive economics. Meet the winner—the people of the United States.
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Wallace
Illinois
Everett Dirksen
Henry J. Taylor
Etroit
Henry J. Kaiser
Taylor
America
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
United States
U.S
TAMA
Hhi
Five Die in Rainslick Oklahoma Car Crash
Five persons died in a two car collision on wet U S 69 south of Mazie Oklahoma on Saturday. Four members of a Kansas City family were among the dead and four others were critically injured. Fred Manning 41 of Kansas City drove a car that skidded on the rain slick pavement and was hit broadside by a station wagon driven by James Douglas 27 of Tulsa.
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Mazie
Okla
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Rainslick U.S
Robert Willis
Fred Manning
James Douglas
Tulsa
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