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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1964

Page

2

USDA News Gimmick Under Fire in Congress

A critical editorial denounces a planned USDA government news service as an unnecessary, expensive propaganda tool. It warns it could give private subscribers exclusive access to taxpayer information and urges Congress to kill the proposal, led by Rep Findley and Rep Whitten.

Washington Congress American Press American Newspaper Publishers Association U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Henery Usda Orville L. Freeman Paul Findley Ilinois Jamie Whitten Mississippi

Hope In India sees Shastri seek closer ties with Pakistan

An opinion argues Lal Bahadur Shastri could use the China threat to foster India Pakistan rapprochement. If he reduces mutual hostility and ends rivalries over American aid, both nations may align against subversion from Moscow and Peking, drawing closer to the United States and Pakistan as friends.

NCIA Lal — Bahadur Shastri India Pakistan Moscow Peking United States

Preamble and Masthead Fragments From Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Fractured text shows branding and policy lines for the Lubbock Avalanche Journal publishing editions daily and on Sundays. It notes Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates, with a brief pledge to the flag and republic. The readable fragments highlight the paper’s identity and national loyalties rather than a clear news event.

Considerine on the Line A visit with Henry Ford and more

Special correspondent Bob Considine recounts a flight interview with Henry Ford about Ford race plans and engines, notes Ford’s vaccination delay, and references Edsel. The piece blends aviation chatter, wartime leadership parallels with Churchill, and a church name change story from Palos Verdes.

Marshall Plan successes and global aid impact

Discussion of US foreign aid since the Marshall Plan, noting 17 countries exiting aid, 14 more moving toward self sufficiency, and broader aid effects. Highlights economic self reliance, Western European partners, Japan, and Lebanon, plus 1964 GNP context and US market benefits.

U.S Europe Japan Lebanon Asia Latin America Africa U. S United States

A Current Docket In Tennessee Court Aims To Speed Justice

In the Western District of Tennessee a truly current docket keeps cases moving without the usual delays. Judges work long hours from 9:30 to midnight, with civil and criminal trials set promptly. Deputy clerk Janice Crockett coordinates attorneys, depositions, and readiness to argue motions, saving time and money.

Kenneth L. Diron Emphis, Tenn Federal Court Ternnessee Preene Marion Speed Boyd Bailey Brown Janice Anice Janice B. Crockett Janine

Lions Club Elects Petty President In Lubbock Meeting

Dr W A Petty was chosen president of the Lubbock Lions Club at the Hilton Hotel.Other officers include Dr C McKay first vice president C D Doggett second VP R C Harvey third VP Dr Marshall Harvey secretary treasurer C J Minyard Lion tamer Fred Harbaugh tail twister G R Kennedy and Tom Ingram directors. Hold over directors are A F Phillips and P W Polk. Dr Ewell La Hunt retiring president and Dr Marshall Harvey gave yearly reports. Pearl Harbor raid by US carrier task force in the Marianas reports 13 enemy ships sunk 16 damaged and 141 planes destroyed in three days under Admiral Nimitz. US losses are listed as 15 planes and 15 crew.

W. A. Petty Lubbock Lions Club Hilton Hotel 5. C. McKay C.D. Doggett R. C. Harvey Marshall Harvey C. J. Minyard Fred Harbaugh G. R. Kennedy Tom Ingram A.F. Phillips Ewell la Hunt Pearl Harbor Marianas Tokyo Chester W. Nimitz Pacific

Loser's Role Key To GOP Unity In Nomination Test

Henry J. Taylor Fosen argues at San Francisco convention that a losing candidate must support the party winner to preserve the vehicle and avoid fratricide. He cites Nixon, Scranton, and Stassen as examples and urges Rockefeller and Scranton to back Goldwater fully to save the Republican cause.

Henry J. Taylor Fosen Barry Goldwater San Francisco Gov Nelson. Rockefeller Cabot Lodge A& Sound Nomi Taylon Harold Stassen White House Senator Goldwater Sion Toaliee Rockefeller Scranton Barry Goldwater Thomas E. Dewey Wendell Will.kie Dewey Sen Robert Taft Eisenhower Nixon Sen. Goldwater Gov. Rockefeller New York

Benedictine Monastery Dedicated In Britain

In Reading England an apostolic delegate read a papal blessing at the dedication of a Benedictine monastery near Douai Abbey. The stone ceremony sealed a donor scroll for the new $980,000 abbey with Catholics from across Britain in attendance. The report also notes a fading Arctic igloo and a kayak reference among unrelated fragments.

Reading England Hyginus Carlinale Douai Abbey Here

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