Maryland Primary Focus as Civil Rights Bill Tests Liberal Wing
Maryland votes in a pivotal Democratic primary with 48 convention votes at stake. The outcome could reshape support for the Civil Rights bill as Wallace campaigns warn that liberal aims risk backlash, while lawmakers weigh the political costs of advancing or blocking reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Congress
Atlantic City
George Wallace
Alabama
Baker
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Senate
Teddy Kennedy
Massachusetts
Wallace
Johnson
Dan Stowster
Mississippi
David
Goliath
Wisconsin
Indiana
Philadelphia
Brewster
Nonce
Free State
Shared Poverty and the Path to Prosperity
The piece contrasts socialism and free enterprise on poverty and wealth. It argues wealth must be increased through higher production rather than redistribution. It warns that forced sharing would shrink everyone’s relative fortunes and spread poverty.
Teens fashion slacks with built in pens for autographs
As the school year ends teenagers gain a new amusements option. Pants use a special fabric that fashion trends can write on and come with ball point pens loaded with non fading ink. Manufacturers push to win the growing teen market.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal 1964 May 19 Morning and Sunday Rates
Independent Democratic newspaper details subscription prices for morning, Sunday and combined editions in Lubbock Texas. Lists rates by duration and edition, with staff credits and pledge of allegiance.
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Ptarts
South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press Full
United Press International
Parker F. Pruuty
Parker F. Pruuty President Subsurifijon
Carner
Unday
Carmer Gulmde
United States of America
Republic
Page &, Sec. A
Lubbock, Tex
To Beatle Or Not To Beatle A Shakespearean Interview
A teenage Dominion Commercial High School student Judy Di Giacinto envisions a modern reporter interview with William Shakespeare. The Bard replies in quotes from his plays about the Beatles and Beatlemania, offering playful, pointed humor on the Mersey group. The piece surmises Shakespeare might joke about future birthday honors and public readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hamlet
George
John
Paul
Shakespeare
MacBeth
Sargent Shriver A Man With A Mission
In a profile by Inez Robb Ashington, Sargent Shriver is portrayed as a dynamic public servant linked to the Peace Corps and the war on poverty. The piece highlights his leadership, optimism, humor, and belief in education and youth training as essential to lifting poverty, while noting political scrutiny and challenges ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
IBM
Magnolia
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Kennedy
Shriver
Johnson
Washington
Edmund Burke
Connecticut Avenue
Charles Kettering
General Motors
New Members In Atomic Club Alarm Bradford and Epernay
The State Department says neither Israel nor Egypt has proven nuclear capability but both push ahead with research. The piece cites German scientists aiding Nasser and warns an Arab Israeli nuclear war would spill beyond the region, threatening Bradford, Pennsylvania, and Epernay, France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Bradford
Epernay
France
State Department
United States
Israel
Egypt
Sam
Khrushchev
The
Manchester Guardian
Nasser
Guardian
Uncle Sam
Kennedy
Johnson
Delegates Headed to Texas Democratic Convention In Austin
Lubbock county Democratic chairman L C Ellis names delegates and alternates including Mark Halsey Arch Underwood Dr S S McKay Glen Hess Pender Walter Posey Wesley Read C Kr Maedgen T K Martin Mrs Martin J Hi Brewer Mrs George Berry Douglas Pounds Homer L Pharr Ellis and William Dingus. Houston set to see a woman preside GOP state convention Carl G Stearns likely to chair. House passes G I Bill of Rights boosting veterans loans to 2500 and blocking unemployment benefit extensions. A South Plains Army Air Field graduation luncheon hosts include Mrs James A DeMarco Mrs J E Vickers and other hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Austin
L. C. Ellis
Democratic Executive Committee
Mark Halsey
Arch Underwood
S. S. McKay
Glen Hess
Yc. Pender
Walter S. Posey
Wesley Read
C. Kr. Maedgen
T. K. Martin
Martin
J. Hi. Brewer
George Berry
Douglas Pounds
Homer L. Pharr
Ellis
William G. Dingus
Houston
Texas
Carl G. Stearns
Republican State Executive Committee
South Plains Army Air Field
James A. DeMarco
J. E. Vickers
Chas. A. Guy
A. B. Davis
Henry E. Beadle
William Morse
Melvin R. Bullington
Leona Gelin
Lost Causes and Political Mirage in Candidate Plays
Henry J. Taylor critiques presidential hopefuls as doomed pursuits and political disease. He cites Wendell Willkie’s 1944 setback, Harold Stassen’s self deception, and warns of self-destruction amid vanity. Brief note adds Manila burglary alert as rains rise and Pony Express rider count.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
WeCall
Water Cure
Considine
By Bob Considine
EW York
Geoffrey A. Claxton
Floral Park
N. Y
Dominician
Eporter
Ringo
the Merchant of Venice
Inez Robb
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Pamela
Atomic Club
House
G. I
Northern Rhodesia
David Shepherd
Fort Myers
Fid
Thomas Jeckyll
London
James Whistler
Henry J. Taylor
Harold Stassen
Taylor
White House
Willkie
Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Burglars Manila
Quezon City
Pony Express
By Galbraith
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