Wennerstroem claims head of U S intelligence spied for Russia
In Stockholm yesterday TIG WENNERSTROEM a former Swedish Air Force colonel and military attache at the Swedish embassy in Washington asserts that the head of the American intelligence service was a prime source of information during his years as a spy for Russia. His claim, while likely disputed, highlights long standing doubts about U S intelligence and the risk of leaks even among trusted officials.
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Long-serving educators honored at Lubbock event
At Lubbock Municipal Auditorium 270 educators and staff were honored for tenure in a Service and Awards Program. Among 13 retirees with 23 or more years, Mary Lou Roberson leads with 46 years teaching, 38 in Lubbock. The ceremony salutes foundation stones of the city schools.
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Disease patterns shift as wealth grows world wide
World Health Organization data show heart disease now tops deaths in 22 rich countries, with cancer, strokes, accidents, and influenza following. In 12 developing nations infectious diseases remain the leading killers, suggesting poverty or affluence both bring new health challenges as nations progress.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Front Page Ad and Masthead 1964
The page details the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition structure publishing each weekday with evening and Sunday editions. It lists staff roles including Parker F. Prouty as President Editor and Publisher, pricing by carrier and mail, and a United States pledge of allegiance. The date is May 27, 1964, Lubbock Texas.
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Consider This On The Line: Immigration and Boxing Czar
The piece surveys U S travel promotion costs and visa barriers under section 212, noting strict eligibility limits for foreigners and a looming federal boxing czar with Dan Parker as a likely pick. It highlights the press stance on reforming boxing and previews real estate insertions like Previews.
Dangerous To Sin Houston Chronicle Memoir On Crime And Vice
The account recalls Houston’s shift from lively sin to danger amid gun clashes and knife fights. It notes rising violence in disputes connected to call girls and gambling. The Houston Chronicle is cited for reporting a fierce call girl war and multiple killings, while police crackdowns target mahjongg, fan tan, and casino games.
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Barry Goldwater's Oregon Misstep and Rockefellers Rise
Andrew Tully analyzes Barry Goldwater's Oregon campaign pause before the state primary. He argues Goldwater alienated Oregon Republicans by signaling indifference, aiding Nelson Rockefeller who won Oregon and gains in California. The piece contrasts Rockefeller's tact and Goldwater's blunt candor, noting voters favor polished campaigning.
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Government Bureaucracy Defies Cleanout Efforts
A sharp critique outlines how entrenched government agencies resist reform and persist despite repeated attempts to purge corruption. Officials blame political gridlock while civil watchdogs urge accountability and streamlined operations to restore public trust.
Lubbock ISD approves Sanders and Dunbar additions
The Lubbock Independent School District board awarded a four room Sanders School addition and an eight room Dunbar High School addition. Guy Gilstrap won the Sanders general contract and Carl Maxey took the Dunbar contract amid six of seven trustees present. The meeting listed trustees W. G. Anderson, R. F. Bayless, E. J. Parsons, Paul Hardwick, A. L. Allen and Chas. A. Guy.
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NOT CLOSING ANY DOORS Bobby Kennedy And Future
A rilent profile of Robert Kennedy discusses his potential paths after his brother’s era. It weighs his duties to the Kennedy legacy against personal wishes, considering a vice presidential bid, a Senate run, or a year abroad, with emphasis on restraint and choice amid political pressures. Lagos New water tanks will be built in Nigeria's capital.
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