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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
8
The Senate approves the Civil Rights bill and sends it to the House for final reconciliation. President Johnson plans to sign on July 4 if the measure reaches his desk, while observers warn about enduring constitutional and social challenges.
Special Correspondent notes William Warren Scranton enters the GOP nomination race stirring intra party rivalry akin to Democratic splits. Mentions Dick Nixon Stassen Herter Eisenhower and other figures while weaving in Earl Warren and a World’s Fair sports note about baseball legends and Hall of Fame nostalgia.
In Lake Charles, the 1963 loss of Hennault Air Force Base devastated the local economy, removing a SAC division HQ two bomber wings and a $25 million payroll. The community faced shock but began mapping assets and rebuilding, noting ripple effects across construction, services, rentals, and tourism as it planned a recovery path.
Bonn reveals East German pressure will inspect Nazi files to trap criminals. Ex Nazi candidates include Edward Bucher, a former Nazi appointee now minister of justice, who defends his past while Goering nostalgia lingers in West Germany as Erhard leads a prosperous but uneasy republic.
Lubbock reached 108 degrees marking the sixth consecutive day with temperatures above 100 in the Texas heat wave. General Arnold's plan to absorb women pilots into the Army Air Corps was vetoed in the House by a 189 to 169 vote, maintaining civilian status for WASP flyers.
A column argues that Goldwater remains more popular than Nixon and Lodge among Republicans after the California primary. It cites delegate support, campaign spending, and the Kennedy family's influence while noting Nixon’s weakened position after a clash with Goldwater at a governors’ conference.
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