No Surprise as Lubbock School Integrates Faculty
The three Negro teachers from Wheatley Elementary will move to the Martin building next fall, forming the first faculty integration in Lubbock schools. The decision, approved by the Board of Trustees and supported by Superintendent Williams, reflects ongoing racial cooperation and fair play in a changing community.
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Timely Tip cautions travelers to pack light and bring cash
Travel editors urge planning for abroad trips with tips on customs and exchange rates. A bold reminder advises travelers to take half as many clothes and twice as much money as expected. South Plains residents echo the advice as sound.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal 1964 June 27 front detail
The snippet shows Lubbock Avalanche Journal content from June 27, 1964 with advertising reps and Associated Press wire service. It notes publishing by the Avalanche Journal Publishing company and mentions standard American newspaper branding and sections.
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A Newspaperman's Prayer by Bob Considine
A compact prayer for fair reporting urges restraint and accuracy. It asks guidance to check facts and avoid rumor, to write with responsibility, and to champion just causes while respecting readers and copyboys alike.
Cameron Revisited A Town And Its Faith
Cameron Louisiana shows resilience after Katrina like storm Audrey seven years ago. The piece recalls Cameron’s rebuilding amid floods and loss, highlighting a lone carpenter rebuilding a house while mourning family tragedy.
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Truth About Lie Detectors Warned by Pentagon Critics
A Pentagon scientist report questions lie detector tests for government workers as ineffective and immoral. It notes 200000 tests over a decade, questions their purpose, and cites cases of drugs and hypnosis causing false disclosures. Critics urge disbanding the practice and pulling the $4.5 million yearly budget.
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Allied push nears Cherbourg port clearance for new offensive
U S troops attack remaining pillboxes while Germans fight to last in Cherbourg arsenal area. The third largest French port is expected to be cleared within hours to serve as a forward base for a major Allied offensive. In Texas Democrats vow another bid to bind the presidential convention before November. Mickey Rooney arrives at Fort Riley to join horse cavalry unit, public affairs says.
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Yarns Finister
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Big Daddy Bulls Through In Diplomatic Skirmish
In a Washington column, Richard Starnes portrays Big Daddy the so called beagle man as blunt and forceful in pressuring Chinese and North Vietnamese leaders. The piece discusses President Johnson, Peiping's awareness of American strength, and the risks of war while praising Johnson's resolve and strategic posture.
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