Protection for Pilots Delayed Dangers in Unarmed Recon Flights
The paper notes that unarmed American reconnaissance planes over Laos and Vietnam faced shoot downs and argues the course should have included fighter escorts from the start. It blasts policy makers in State and Defense for forcing personnel into danger without defense, calling the stance criminal and urging no more delays.
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Laos
Washington
Lans
Taos
Viet Nam
Korea
W P Hobby Dies At 86 Former Governor and Publisher
W P Hobby longtime Texas public figure and owner of the Houston Post died in Houston at 86 after a long illness. He began as a reporter in 1895 and rose to control the Post in 1939. He served as lieutenant governor in 1915 and governor from 1917 after Ferguson’s impeachment. He won reelection in 1918. He was known for ability, integrity, and civic leadership.
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Texas
W. P. Hobby
Houston
Houston Post
Hobby
The
James E. Ferguson
Merguson
Vexing Lingo and Teen Talk Highlight Language Debate
The National Geographic Society cites about 3000 languages and dialects worldwide, noting many isolated splinter languages in remote regions. It also mentions teen age speech as a challenging variant for adults to understand, while birth control is deemed less important than managing those already born.
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National Geo- Agraphic Society
Asia
Africa
South America
The Day A The South Plai Independent Democratic Paper
An early 1964 Lubbock Avalanche-Journal page lists publication details for the morning and Sunday editions, subscription rates, and advertising references. It includes a pledge and notices of circulation in Lubbock Texas with rate cards and internal notes.
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the South Plai
Wik Cubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche Journal Publishing Company, Inc
6Th Stand Ave
J. Lubbock
Texas
National Adpertising Representatives
Texas Daily Press League
Babe Texas Wi Neaea Wire
Amocited
Pres Berens Prout Sagittis Chas
A. Guyre
Mohs
Lubbock, Tex
Astronaut Rushworth speaks on X-15 flights and future speeds
Maj. Rushworth and Maj. Bob White discuss X-15 flights reaching 54 000 feet and Mach 6 limits. They describe the flight challenges from rocket boost to tail first landings and note anticipated passenger experience on future supersonic transport with brief zero gravity and high G phases. Malaysia aims to broaden trade.
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Bob Considine
BW York
Ree Hert
A. Rushworth
USAF
National
Aeriennuties and Space Administration
John Glenn
Iack
Milietary
Maj
Rushworth
Bob White
Eof Staten
Bob
Ann Air Force Association
New York
Edwards
IMO
Europe
A Vagabond's Trail Across Texas
A Dallas lunch table gathers nine Texans as storytellers trade flamboyant tales. A vagabond narrator hints at a story from New Orleans while a pilot discusses new Federal restrictions on cockpit access and hijacking attempts, prompting reactions from nearby passengers.
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Kennetil EL. Dixon
Allas
Dallas
Dirksen's Civil Rights Bill Strategy and Impact
The piece praises Everett Dirksen for guiding a bipartisan civil rights compromise through the Senate. It notes involvement by Mike Mansfield and Hubert Humphrey, cites reforms on public accommodations, jury trials, and federal intervention limits, and credits Dirksen with responsible leadership and political courage.
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Dirksen
Senate
Princeton trends favor Republicans in 1944 shift
While Roosevelt carried Illinois in the prior three elections, the state shows a Republican tilt with Dewey ahead in popular support if the election were held now. Lubbock items note city wage refusals, fire department schedule changes, and a new bus line planned by Ray Farmer of Lubbock Bus Company to Mackenzie State Park. Final Tex Tech summer enrollment reaches 903, just shy of last term.
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Princeton
N. J
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Ilinois
Fire Department
City Commission
Ray Farmer
Lubbock Bus Company
34Th St
Ave. H
Mackenzie State Park
Lubbock
Farmer
Hub Jones
J. Ray Dickey
Marlin R. Smith Jr
C. W. Ribble
W. B. Price
Fred Childress
Bail Bond System Under Fire
Richard Starnes discusses the bail bond system as a long standing injustice in American criminal justice. He argues pretrial freedom should not depend on wealth and highlights how indigent defendants suffer extended jail time while wealthier defendants secure swift release. The piece cites the National Conference on Bail and Criminal Justice and Vera Foundation experiments showing better outcomes with pretrial release and calls for reform.
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Richard Starnes
Ashington
S. Just
United States
Sth
Cicuit
J. Shelly Wright
District of Columbia
National Conference On
U.S
Robert Kenedy
New York
Vera Foundation
Vera
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