No end to foreign aid despite past promises and waste
The piece argues that foreign aid creates ongoing dependence with no lasting payoff. It cites U S and Soviet practices, notes Aswan Dam risks and Egypt’s costs, and warns domestic welfare spending in an election year will merely invite repeat demands without permanent solutions.
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Alben W. Barkley
United States
Ussr
Washington
Moscow
Khrushchev
Egypt
Russia
Aswan
Trinity student stages marathon piano recital in Hartford
A Trinity College student in Hartford played a piano recital for 12 hours and 20 minutes claiming a world collegiate record. Reporters note earlier feats exceed this mark, including New York pianists who repeated one selection for 18 hours and 4 minutes and an Irish housewife who reportedly played 133 hours in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity College
Hartford
Three types of people humorist notes
A humorist outlines three types of people those who make things happen those who watch things happen and those who have no idea what happens He doubts this age claims to be best informed in history and remarks on the self view of being informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Frank Morrison
Omaha World Herald
Big Frank
Morrison
Washington
Historian Warns on Civilization’s Future Decline
A historian notes that nineteen of twenty two civilizations collapsed and argues current threats jeopardize future stability. The remark contrasts grim trends with social resilience seen in large families like grandmothers who raise many children without professional guidance.
Lubbock Morning Edition Ad Rates 1964
Classified pricing details for subscriptions and delivery options in Lubbock as of May 18 1964. Rates cover morning evening and Sunday editions, by carrier in Lubbock and outside, and mail options with terms and prices. Includes staff names and page reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
National
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
Chas. A. Guy
Publishey
Paras A Carrer
United States of America
Republic
Lubbock, Tex
Crime coverage rules discussed by Indianapolis ABA leader
Walter E. Graig, president of the American Bar Association, urged Midwest members to limit pretrial crime reporting. He argued the fact of a crime is news but naming suspects and details should wait until court presentations occur to avoid prejudicing jurors. He called for study by media and legal professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maha— Walter E. Graig
American Bar Association
Midwest
U.S
Dallas
A.B.A
Lee Harvey Oswald
American Museum of History
Gobi Desert
Reality of Southern Industry Expands Across Region
A vivid portrait shows the South reshaped by factories and ports as industry settles from High Point to Drexel and Lenoir. North Carolina becomes a furniture hub with 93 factories and 400 plants regionally, while states around boost production and new plants like AEC in Aiken shape a modern South Atlantic industrial map.
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America
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jamestown
N.Y
New York
Michigan
North Carolina
Virginia
High Point
Drexel
Hickory
Lenoir
Lexington
Thomasville
U.S. Department of Commerce
Augusta
AEC
Aiken
S.C
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
NASA
Defending LBJ Folksiness Against Washington Critics
Andrew Tully argues that Lyndon Johnsons down to earth style and Texas warmth define a genuine American presidency. He contrasts Johnson with Washington elites and notes Kennedys trust in Johnson as a running mate and ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Lyndon Johnson
Tully
White House
Johnson
Texas
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Sec
Dean Acheson
Parvenu
Princeton
Texas Tech Commencement Hails 135 Graduates
U S District Judge T Whitfield Davidson in Dallas addressed 135 Texas Tech graduates at the 18th annual commencement. Dr Clifford B Jones ends his presidency with his last ceremony as June 3 departure. Board of regents backs raises for teachers and a policy on returning veterans. Preston E Smith announces candidacy for state representative and Homer L Pharr for district judge. L C Ellis, county Democratic chairman, makes Monday night statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
T. Whitfield Davidson
Dallas
Texas Tech
Clifford B. Jones
Austin
Armed Services
Board of Regents of
Texas State Teachers Colleges
State Board of Control
Preston E. Smith
Lubbock
Homer L. Pharr
L. C. Ellis
Equal Justice Eludes the Poor in U S Bail System
Washington report notes that poverty and race complicate access to fair criminal justice. Indigent defendants face delayed trials, pretrial detention, and inability to aid defense, with reform efforts led by Attorney General Kennedy including bail relief studies and a three day Washington conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Starnes
Washington
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Department of Justice
New York University School of Law
Goldberg
United States
New York
Kennedy
93 Carat Diamond Found by Miner in South Africa
Jagersfontein AP report Simon Lugulwana a 23 year old African miner earned a $14 000 cash bonus from De Beers Mining Co for locating a 53 carat diamond 1870 feet underground The stone described as a blue white block of good shape with minor irregularities and its value was not disclosed
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Jagersfontein
South Africa
Simon Lugulwana
de Beers Mining Co
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