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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1964

Page

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US vows Cuba policy stays tough amid missile talks

President Johnson defended economic isolation of Cuba as effective and urged allied governments to join in maintaining the policy. He spoke at a White House news conference amid questions about a possible US Soviet agreement on surveillance flights and missile removal, denying any confirmed deal and promising continued vigilance.

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Truman 80th Birthday Celebrated by Friends in Kansas City

Harry S Truman marked his 80th birthday with more than 300 guests at a luncheon in Kansas City. The event featured remarks from associates and a world menu, with Truman smiling broadly though tears showed in his eyes as friends toasted the former president.

Presaransas City Harry S Truman Sigardent Johnson Pope Paul Binai B'rith Harry Formice Beset Saigon Aiea

Truman thanks guests at birthday call reception

President Truman expressed gratitude to attendees including Kansas City businessman anonymous during a White House reception. Communications glitches prevented full hearing of the calls while a birthday song and applause filled the room.

Frost Kansas City Truman PogMm Johnson White House Lahie Katz B’nal Brith Moses

City Planning Commission Meets Tonight on Development Requests

The Lubbock City Planning and Zoning Commission holds hearings at 7 p m to consider several requests for commercial developments. One proposal seeks C-3 zoning on a southwest List Street and Avenue U corner duplex site, with surrounding duplex and apartment zones to the west and east and proximity to a small shopping center.

Kenneth May Avalanche Journal Rious Lubbock City Planning and Zoning Commission Roy Elmo Bath St Ave Norfolk ‘Ave List St Ave. U Opal’ Johnson Poe

Rule on Credit Extension in Texas Insurance

Texas state insurance board may adopt regulations to prevent insurers from extending credit to attract policyholders. William Hunter McLean, chairman of the insurance department, requested an opinion noting the practice of delaying premium payments as an inducement to gain business.

Austin Texas General State Insurance Board Wiliam Hunter McLean

Women's Sports Highlights Across Pages and Sections

A compact roundup of notable women’s sports features appears across the pages, highlighting recent performances, upcoming events, and standout athletes. Editors note on page 3 previews key matchups and results shaping the season.

Unclear text about congressional schedules and rights bill

Fragmentary report notes possible slowdown in Senate action on a rights bill before adjournment. Mentions president's reply and remarks on delaying or advancing items. No clear names, dates, or locations discernible.

Question Overlooked President Tests Newsmen Families

A presidential news conference mixed serious policy talk with a family atmosphere on the White House lawn. About 1,080 people attended as Lyndon B. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson greeted reporters, posed for photos, and sampled punch while a Marine Band played. The event blended democracy in action with a touch of Disneyland, focusing on international tensions and public affairs.

John Ison Kite House County Falr Lyndon BH Johnson Dent

Senators Fight Bill Over Jury Trials Roll Call Vote

The measure faced strong opposition with a 46 to 45 final vote against its provision for jury trials in certain criminal contempt cases and voting rights disputes. Senator Cooper proposed a second amendment offering jury trials in some sections but was crushed 74 to 19. Southern senators opposed while a few supported, citing discrimination concerns.

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Prayer Dept Chooses Theme of Faith and Healing

A brief religious column reflects on prayer’s role in strengthening faith among the sick. The devotional note emphasizes seeking comfort through divine mercy and steadfast belief in life’s continuation.

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Nervous bandit robs Cent Market at midnight

Early today police searched for a nervous bandit who entered the Saving Cent Market on East 604 just before midnight. The manager described the suspect as armed with a blue steel blade and wearing unspecified clothing.

OLICE Cent Market East Midnigh Bed Eelglassen

Railroads face crises as 1960s rebound halted

Hy Roger Lane reports railroads hit by strikes and payroll pressure as they awaited a federal court order to avert disruptions. The industry faced staffing and payroll strains threatening system stability. fortunes declined during the recession and only later improved with government tax relief and greater government leeway.

Roger Lane NEW York Saunier Aes

Weather outlook for Lubbock area

Partly cloudy literature change ing expected as a southwester flow develops during the day with winds near 35 mph.

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