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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1964
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment discusses states like Ohio Utah and Island, mentioning development and references to bankers and finance. The text is incomplete with many misspellings and missing context, making precise facts hard to determine.
The piece outlines Scranton as a potential Republican favorite on the first ballot if Goldwater and Rockefeller deadlock or shift their delegates. It notes New Jersey leanings toward Scranton, Romney's weak prospects, and Scranton’s appeal to Pennsylvania influence, education, and industry revival.
The scene shows a winter street with a window display of bouquets and dull plastic items. Police notes are faint as investigators search for clues amid a quiet area while noting the lack of clear leads or ongoing activity.
A reader argues that Florida police actions near Guantanamo Bay threaten U.S. foreign policy and naval defense. The writer insists Washington must set timing and method for any showdown with Fidel Castro, warning unilateral state actions could endanger national security and the hemispheric balance.
The report notes that Patience, a figure named Job, maintained composure yet continued to use his cigarette lighter without exhausting the fuel. No other context or actions are provided in the excerpt.
The Matador Band of Texas Tech will give the first spring concert at 3 p.m. today in the Texas Tech gymnasium. D C Wiley, director, says it marks the band's first public appearance of the year. The item notes a Chicago meat outlook forecasting beef shortages and higher pork supplies for spring and summer due to market factors.
The article portrays a mounting U S deficit crisis with calls for dollar devaluation as foreign central banks tighten, citing large borrowing from abroad and depleted gold reserves. It notes investor concern and a public perception of hidden risks amid Washington’s spending. It also mentions Ulm Germany and a brass era bakery exhibit briefly in the text.
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