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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1964

Page

4

D Day 1944 remembered on twentieth anniversary

The piece reflects on D Day twenty years later noting it was not an official holiday but a pivotal moment that altered world history. It recalls the invasion’s aim to breach Fortress Europe, the heavy cost in blood, and how veterans witness global changes while reaffirming American dedication to freedom and ideals.

France Free World Normandy Europe Hitler Third Reich Europa Italy D-Day

Footnote on Truman link to Hiroshima survivors

A Truman library visit featured 25 Hiroshima Nagasaki bomb survivors and Dr Takuo Matsumoto in Independence Missouri. The exchange framed war ends and burden of leadership as Truman recalled aims to minimize deaths. The piece weaves in New York cab politics and aCIA Air Force reveal, concluding with a proposed name change for poverty programs.

Bob Considine York Independence Truman Library Hiroshima Nagasaki Truman Takuo Matsumnnoto Mr. Truman Dr. Matsumoto

Noise control rules eyed for FHA insured apartments

The Federal Housing Administration plans noise controls in its Insured Apartment specifications. The new acoustic control provisions cover room partitions floors ceilings and mechanical fixtures with standards being studied by the National Bureau of Standards. Builders report demand for sound proofing, while physicians link city ills to noise and urbanization raises the stakes.

Federal Housing Administration FHWA National Bureau of Standards

Witty Pearls on Life in a Small Town

A collection of wry observations on executive vanity, town life, stubborn minds, and stewardship of the earth. It humorously notes work habits, patience, and everyday mishaps with dry irony.

The Bay On The South Lubbock Newspaper Listing 1964

An archival fragment from a 1964 Lubbock Avalanche-Journal issue includes publication details, address, street intersections, circulation rates, and a partial pledge text. The piece shows standard daily morning publication with Sunday consolidation and membership in Associated Press and United Press International.

Bay Plains Avalnche Publih Empany, Inc 8Th Bt Ave. J. Lubbock Texas National Gexertntne Texan Dairy’ Press “League Gilas Wite Poember Associated Press United Rn International Guy Fareclient Pere Sid ‘Puttisner Una Cartier Fanbork Ceacag Ag Lubbock, Tex

Night of the Knife and the Rome reconquest remembered

A World War II war correspondent recalls Brussels to Rome frontline days with the 36th Texas Infantry. He details the Velletri infiltration that cracked the Anzio pocket, the night of the knife, near-mythic advances, and the shift to short fillers after Normandy.

Kenneth L. Dixon Rome Texas Dallas 36Th Texas) Infantry Velletri Anzio Alban Hills New York Salerno Naples Volturno San Pietro San Vittore Rapido Cassino Ed Kennedy Eric Sevareid Reynolds Packard Carleton Bil) Kent Graham Hovey Homer Bigart Bill Mauldin Bobby Vermillion George. Silk Winston. Burdett Don DeLuce Newbold Noyes Wick. Fowler Carl

Communist Party in Rome Reported Running at a Profit

Italian press notes Rome based Communist Party claims financial health with profits, amid broader party activity. Officials cite fundraising and organizational growth as indicators of stability.

Rome Italy Communist Party

Mills Bill Sparks Fight Over Aged Health Coverage

The article criticizes the MAA for the aged, arguing its limit and admin costs fail to help the medically indigent. It praises an Administration backed plan funded by Social Security contributions as a better path, citing hospital benefit options and protections against poor insurance. Congress may act if Wilbur Mills releases the bill.

Kentucky White House House Senate Wilbur Mills Congress

Hard to Understand Others When Personal Struggles Mirror

The saying notes that insight into another's troubles grows only after facing comparable challenges oneself. It reflects on empathy, shared experience, and perspective gained through adversity.

Invasion Arrives on Allied Beaches in Northern France

Allied forces landed along the Normandy coast in a massive operation aimed at toppling Hitler’s regime and freeing enslaved Europe. Radio reports cited landings from Le Havre to Cherbourg across the north coast and Bay of the Seine, with headquarters promising a gigantic scale.

France Hitler Germany Europe le Havre Cherbourg Normandy Bay of the Seine

Saint and Southeast Asia A Colonel Hardscrabble Legend

Richard Starnes profiles Col McNoguff a blunt seasoned commander in Southeast Asia famed for his tough stance and loyalty from soldiers who would follow him into danger. The piece reflects on his dislike of phonies, his men’s devotion, the Line’s saloons, and the balance between discipline and mercy in war.

Richard Starnes Hutt Hell Southeast Asia Col. McNagufff Rooksville-on-the- Mekong Phonies Col. McNoguff Owl Franknees Pentagon Bea S O.K Col. McNaguff Kipling

Ideological Rift Sends 3500 Chinese Packing From Mongolia

The New China News Agency reports 3800 Red China technicians and laborers left Mongolia for home before June 2 under a Mongolian government and Chinese government plan. The 1954 pact had allowed up to 12 000 Chinese workers on development projects in Mongolia until Mongolia backed Moscow in the Sino Soviet dispute.

Tokyo New China News Agency Red China Mongolia Moscow

Allied troops to join Northern Express exercise in Norway

Soldiers from the United States Italy and Belgium are to be flown to northern Norway for the June 9 to 20 exercise named Northern Express.

Norway United States Italy Belgium

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