Unarmed Recon Flights in Laos Draw Fire
The piece argues US reconnaissance planes over Laos should be armed to defend aircrews amid ongoing Southeast Asia conflict. It condemns Washington's hesitant posture and calls for clear, forceful action with proper weaponry to deter enemy attacks.
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Ithout
Laos
Washington
Korea
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
U.S
Miuikes
Nasty political theater across Dallas and New York
The article condemns the mistreatment of Adlai Stevenson in Dallas and Ross Barnett in New York, arguing both episodes expose un-American tactics by extreme elements. It urges balanced criticism and notes the extreme left and right share equal fault in nurturing hostile demonstrations, calling for consistent backlash against such acts.
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Adlai Stevenson
Vi Cies
Dallas
Stevenson
New York
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
College of the City of
Lubbock Avalanche Journal 1964 May 23 Subscription Rates
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning and Sunday editions listed with various carrier and mail rates for different periods. The page includes publisher names Parker F. Prouty and Chas A. Guy, plus United States pledge text and location at Lubbock Texas. Page indicates Texas and Associated Press wire service affiliations.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
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Ave. J. Lubbock
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Ike To Discuss Knotty Issue At ABA Forum
Former President Eisenhower will address the American Bar Association forum on Presidential Inability and Vice Presidential Vacancy next week in Washington. The talk follows decades of evolving succession laws and calls for clarifying the line of presidential succession, with review of past acts and current proposals.
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Eisenhower
American Bar Association
ABA
Walter E. Craig
Fisenhower
Nixon
Kennedy
Johnson
John W. McCormack
Ike
George Washington
Sec
Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
Senate
Hamilton
Jefferson
Secretary of State
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Truman
House
Stettinius
Sam Rayburn
Considine
Ruby case precedent haunts Rideau TV confession impact
Kenneth Dixon notes Wilbert Rideau, 22, on death row at Angola after a 1961 bank robbery and televised confession. Supreme Court later overturned his murder conviction, ruling retrial must be in a non televised venue. Dixon links Rideau to potential implications for Jack Ruby and televised trials.
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Ake Charles
Angola State Penitentiary
Jack Ruby
Supreme Court of
United States
Wilbert Rideau
Lee Oswald
Supreme Court
Rideau
Southgate
Gulf National Bank of
Lake Charles
Fenton
Calcasieu Parish
Potter Stewart
Russians Push Aid Plan To India Egypt And Algeria
Foreign aid experts see Moscow's large commitments in India Egypt and Algeria as a strategic bid to sway new nations while avoiding genuine influence. Nehru wants aid but rejects Communist control, India risks ties with the Kremlin due to China. In Africa Egypt and Algeria receive funds yet local rivals and poor workmanship temper Moscow's gains.
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Ienewal
Congress
Soviet Union
India
Egypt
Algeria
Khrushchev and Co
Bokaro
Nasser
Russia
Nehru
United States
Uncle Sam
Kremlin
Red China
Peking
Africa
Khrushchev
Middle East
Moscow
Guinea
U.S
Rusia
Aswan
Larnesse
United Nations
Asia
Lubbock High to feature postwar theme at commencement
The 1944 Lubbock High School commencement will present The Challenge of Tomorrow's World as the all student program Monday night. Claudia Neeley leads art with a large map backdrop as speeches music and decorations reflect the theme. Floydada festival honors Floyd County founding May 26 with 29 local servicemen noted in the program. A West Texas sheriff Everett Tarbox joins the Navy in a switch from pursuing criminals to fighting Germans.
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Lubbock High School
Claudia Neeley
Floydada
Floyd County
J. M. Massie
Armed Services
McDermott Post 118
American Legion
West Texas
Everett J. Tarbox
Lipscormb County
Elmer ‘Tarbox
Texas Tech
Tarbox
Navy
Vodka Overtakes Scotch in American Palate Forecasts
A satirical essay riffs on Oswald Spengler to claim vodka will surpass Scotch in the U S by 1966, citing vodka growth at 7.5 percent yearly versus Scotch at five percent, with cultural commentary on patriotism and European philosophy. The piece blends humor, dubious statistics, and reflections on national identity.
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Spengler
United States
Governor Proclaims Boys Ranch Week in Texas
Gov John Connally proclaimed this week as Cal Farleys Boys Ranch week marking the ranchs 25th anniversary since its founding at Old Tascosa on May 24 1959. The ranch has given home education and training to more than 1600 former wards and troubled boys, strengthening moral fiber and contributing to communities nationwide.
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Austin
John Connally
Cal Farley
Old Tascosa
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