Wallace vote signals strength in Maryland primary race
The Wallace campaign shows strength in Maryland with about 44 percent, while Wisconsin and Indiana split around 34.7 and 29.8 percent respectively. The piece argues Wallace as outsider challenges liberal Democratic and regular party machines, influencing civil rights bill debate and prompting calls for revised legislation.
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G Wallace
Maryland
Wisconsin
Indiana
Mary
National Democratic Party
Washington
Wallace
CBS
Senate
Vew
Passie
Will Money Alone Win the Vietnam War Debate
The piece notes Johnson seeks another 25 million to fund Vietnam action and asks if money alone can achieve success. It argues the public would fund large sums only if it replaces American troops or ensures a sure outcome, warning that full commitment or withdrawal may be necessary.
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Johnson
Syar
VietNam
Viet Nam
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal May 21 1964 Classified Rates
The notice shows pricing for subscriptions and periods in effect for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. It lists morning and evening editions and weekend options with rates such as 1 year and 6 months, plus payment details. The text reflects standard newspaper advertising language and subscription terms.
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Rainion
Bay OF the Souk
DermocTalle Mewadsoer
Ruby case stays alive with venue fights and new pleas
Special correspondent notes the Jack Ruby case endures with possible new venue, another trial, and defense strategies. Walter Craig and Melvin Belli fuel debate as ABA tensions rise after Belli’s curtain speech to a jury. Belli threatens ABA resignation amid criticism of Dallas proceedings.
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Bob Considine
York
Jack Ruby
Ruby
JFK
Assissin UL
Dallas County
Walter E. Craig
American Bar Association
Melvin Belli
Jo B. Brown
Craig
Mr. Belli
San Francisco
No Minute For Mercy
Kenneth L. Dixon recounts a fatal highway dog accident near Iridan Mississippi with bystanders, a driver’s inaction, and a grieving boy and two girls as a passerby reflects on speed worries and life’s fragility. It also describes a heated exchange between attorneys over the Oswald case and ABA matters amid a Dallas dispute.
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Kenneth L. Dixon
Eridan
Miss
Montgomery
Here
Female Threat Is Discounted By An Impish Columnist
Andrew Tully comments on fears that women will take over politics in the United States noting more women than men and even mentions Margaret Chase Smith consideration. He argues men are unlikely to fear a female president, citing perceived female traits and political dynamics. The piece mixes satire and social critique with jokes about Eve and gender roles.
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Andrew ‘Tully
Pectin Correanond
Weiner
United of States
Washington
Armind
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Tony
White House
Liz
Cuare
Smith
Dorothy Kilgallen
Elizabeth Taylor
Clare Luce
Dames
Trump
Eve
Man
Lubbock Senior High set for commencement events
Lubbock to host a 2 30 p m commencement sermon by I G C Brewer followed by diplomas Monday night at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. 296 graduates this year 112 boys and 184 girls compare with 325 in 1943.
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Lubbock
Lubbock Senior High School
G. C. Brewer
Viet Nam War Laboratary Theory Questioned
Special correspondent argues the lab theory of learning war in Viet Nam fails. He notes second rate equipment, misnamed aircraft, and limited progress against guerrilla warfare, while predicting Western tech may not win in such a conflict.
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Richard Atarnes
Wastington
Viet Nam
Starnes
St. Cyr
Dien Bien Phu
Pentagon
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