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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1964

Page

9

Tech directors plan giant step into future for Texas Tech

Towne Tech's Board of Directors adopts an eight year campus plan calling for new schools of medicine library service nursing and law while building a skeleton program to expand physical facilities. The plan aims to advance toward university status and requires state approval.

Towne Tech Oo Calle Library Service Nursing Tech Council of Deans William Pearce Pearce Schools of Medicine Siiesian Texas Commission of Higher Education School of Pharmacy Texas Commission On Higher Fnducation Manuel DeBusk Texas Tech Lubbock

Consulates to Open in USSR and Here Mark Step in Relations

President Johnson and Nikita Khrushchev sealed a deal in September signaling the first establishment of consulates in the Soviet Union and American consulates here. The arrangement is hailed as a forward step in Moscow Washington ties. The text notes the potential political backlash and jokes about the implications for personal finances and society.

Johnson N. Khrushchev Ussr Washington Moscow Russia K’s

Jifoming Bustony Independent beta festuber plan

A readable fragment notes a local campaign push and associated figures with mention of a Federal pledge text from the 1964 Lubbock edition. It references subscriptions, pricing, and a corporate byline tied to Carey Gunee as a reporter, with limited legible details about events and dates.

Jifoming Bustony Festuber Suna Ony Stunna Svering Bain Kinatahesenenar Promnhinge Atocited Uyunee Carey Guneetivity Ana Monte Crease United States of America Lubbock, Tex

Visas and Famous Personalities Stir Debate on Line

In New York Special Correspondent Bob Considine discusses visa practices, recounting a Cape Town pilot’s attempt to sail to New York with Mike Smith who faced a stern consular question about return. The piece also reflects on public reactions to MacArthur, Shakespeare, and Joe Louis with anecdotes from Detroit, Jamaica, and Miami Beach, including Sinatra and Schmeling.

Bob Considine York U.S G. Trobridge Blue Point Cape ‘Town White Seal New York Mike Smith South Africa Mike Savings and Loan Association States Joe Louis Moanks Norris Anderson Miami Beach Frank Sinatra Joe Max Schmeling Frank Max Hitler Fontainbleu Beau Jack

A Lurking Suspicion After Kennedy Assassination

Kenneth L. Dixon reports a broad distrust of official Kennedy assassination findings across the nation. People question whether the real truth was told, citing media influence and national security could justify withheld details. The piece notes pervasive doubt about the Dallas episode and Warren Commission responsibilities.

Kenneth L. Dixon Lake Kennedy Dallas Warren Commission Washington Moscow

Surviving Twin In Blaze Not Identified

In St Johns Newfoundland, a house fire left one twin dead and the other in doubt about his own name Robert or Richard. The surviving twin and mother Mary Lacey 33 were seriously burned while Lorraine 9 Joan 7 and Kevin 10 were also hurt. Ronald Lacey 34 and Patricia 13 fled from a second floor window.

St, John's Mfld Robert Richard Mary Lacey Lorraine Joan Kevin Ronald Lacey Patricia

Laos Failure Public Aid Wrecked Laos Economy Says Columist

Andrew Tully argues U S aid to Laos from 1955 to 1963 totaled over 500 million dollars yet failed to stop Communist gains. He cites a wrecked economy, inflated living costs, and a bribery tainted aid program centered on Universal Construction. He notes harassment of investigators and suggests American aid empowered the Pathet Lao.

Andrew Tully Ashington Laos Uncle Sim Neds Tully U.S Prince Souphanonvong Pathet Lao Universal Construction Co Universal Free World Uncle Sam

Optimist on Human Nature Improves Viewpoint

An optimistic viewpoint defines an optimist as someone who believes in the improvement of human nature. It reflects a belief in ongoing moral progress and better attitudes among people over time.

Lubbock poised to become air traffic hub with CAB nod

Examining board recommendations push American Airlines toward finalizing a trunk transcontinental link through Lubbock. CAB may accept reject or amend, but inspectors’ guidance is typically followed. In related dispatches, propogandists warn of invasion countermeasures in London while U.S. labor data show rising strikes and idle days in early year.

Lubbock Examiners Civil Aeronautics Board American Airlines, Inc CAB

Cuban briefing recalled lax U.S. security cited

A 1962 Cuban missile crisis briefing for Congress and governors highlighted security gaps as Roger Hilsman led a highly classified session at 90 Church Street New York. An audience member questioned identification procedures exposing five improvised attendees including Gov Volpe’s chauffeur.

U.S Richard Starnes Ashington United States Intelligence Bureau Congress Cuba Adminis Federal Building Church Street York City Roger Hilsman State Department Straits of Lovida United States Hilsman John Volpe Massachusetts Rudolf Abel Far East

Mikoyan Bests Khrushchev in Poultry Guessing

In Moscow during a British agricultural exhibition Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan correctly identified a 30 pound rooster as a rooster, besting Premier Nikita Khrushchev who misread the bird. Mikoyan noted the roosters are the prettier birds amid the brief exchange.

Mikoyan Nikita Moscow Anastas Khrushchev

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