Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition front page note
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition presents a page header dated Friday March 4 1965 in Lubbock Texas. The edition lists Parker F Prouty as president and Chas Ao Guy as editor and publisher, notes Associated Press and United Press International wires, and proclaims the paper as independent Democratic daily with Sunday consolidation.
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South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche
Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
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Texas
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Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F Prouty
United States of America
Republic
Viet Nam election plan not greeted as statesmanlike
Fort Worth congressman Jin Wright proposed UN supervised Viet Nam elections to halt shooting and show the South Vietnamese will. Johnson would face a clearly impractical plan and risk refuting his own stance that South Vietnam rejects Communism. Wright also criticizes Ky on reunification aims amid Ho Chi Minh’s长期 efforts.
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Placing The Blame ACOLUMNIST Call For Insight
A columnist laments the bitter trend of youths blaming parents for all errors. He notes a cycle where today’s young people accuse their elders, just as previous generations faulted theirs.
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Uthat Weidmay
Dent
War on Narcotics Drives New NY Drug Policy Plan
Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York pledges a War on Crime and Narcotics Addiction. He would raise minimum prison terms for drug pushers while treating addicts as patients for up to three years of involuntary confinement for rehabilitation. Police data show many serious offenders are narcotics users, linking drugs to brutal crime.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Needlers and Nit-Pickers Spar Over Modern Morale
Mary McGrath laments a nation of critics and picketers lacking praise. She argues genuine approval is rare, urges balanced judgment, and envisions a mood shift with cheerful support for progress and workers.
Vice President as Bovine Ambassador in World Affairs
David Lawrence notes the evolving role of the Vice President from mere presiding officer to a roving ambassador. He highlights Humphrey’s Asia tour and global trips by past vice presidents as signals of the office’s expanded duties in diplomacy and communication of American policy.
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Nixon and conservatives split over Goldwater loyalists
One way exchange shows Nixon lacking the trust Barry Goldwater enjoyed with conservatives. William A. Rusher, publisher of National Review, on television challenged Nixon to clarify his stance and respond to two unanswered questions. The rift underscores tensions within the conservative movement ahead of 1968.
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Ships of 2000 Letter Carriers plan March rally on pay raise
Andrew Tully notes 2000 National Association of Letter Carriers will rally March 28 at Statler Hilton to press for a pay raise and potential retirement changes. James Rademacher touts postal reforms while noting a 6.8 percent raise last year and possible 7 percent this year. O'Brien resists moonlighting limits but requires sick-leave work approvals. The piece also surveys Nixon's standing with conservatives and Buckleyites amid calls for a firm GOP stance in 1968.
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President Truman Drives Train Throttle With Churchill
In an East to West rail journey to Missouri President Truman wore the engineer cap and operated the Diesel train throttle as Winston Churchill rode in a separate car aboard the presidential train. The president greeted crew and passengers while Churchill stayed in the special car.
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Offhand Thoughts Kitchen Faces Power Failure Fashioned Request
In a disruption at Offhand Thoughts kitchen, the power outage prompts a stylistic shift. Instead of passing the tat, the style team uses a fancy letterhead and asks for funds.
Kenneth Dixon Loses Ground To KKK In Southern Drive
Kenneth Dixon reports that the Ku Klux Klan has failed to gain traction in the South as employers refuse Klan members and laughs at their efforts. A Denham Springs rally drew 200 hooded members and 2,500 spectators while Grand Dragon Charlie Christmas faced questions about his face. Economic pressure and ridicule erode Klan membership, leaving many decent people wary of association.
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South
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Texas
Denham Springs
Louisiana
KKIS
Charlie Christmas
Luugter
Mr. Christmas
Grand Dragon
Santa Claus
Water Pollution Policy in Texas Faces 1967 Plan Deadline
Guest editorial from the Corpus Christi Caller argues that the Water Quality Act of 1965 compels Texas to craft a statewide pollution control and abatement plan by 1967, with federal aid or federal takeover. It notes state efforts, board revisions, and hearings, including Galveston Bay and Sabine-Neches cases, and emphasizes balancing oil and gas industry activity with water and air quality safeguards for the state's future development.
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Corpus Christi
Dear Turnrow Tunker on De Gaulle Troop Withdrawal
Reader questions De Gaulle on American troops in France by 1969 and suggests retroactive withdrawal. The note also asks about carrot consumption and uses radiation and cosmic topics in a fragmented, opaque post.
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