United States Pushes UN Vote to Strip Nonpayers of Rights
The United States presses the UN to vote on removing voting rights from nations that refuse peacekeeping assessments. The crisis tests the UN’s unity as the Soviet Union strains the old system and Moscow resists accountability under Article 19. A Communist bloc withdrawal could draw the U.S. deeper into global disputes.
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United States
United Nations General Assembly
United Nations
Soviet Union
Assembly
Russia
Security Council
Changing Man
The piece speculates that scientists aim to alter human physiology and appearance through sleep learning, muscle-enhancing motors, and cosmetic liquids. It questions whether such changes would improve humanity or merely produce a new, unsettling model of man.
Population growth and space: a growing U S problem
The piece warns of a new population problem as Americans grow taller and heavier than previous generations. It cites taller juniors and Susie, links diet to growth, and notes furniture and housing strain as land becomes scarcer. It invites solutions before the issue becomes unfunny.
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United States
Junior
Susie
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition Publishs Pledge Page
Lubbock Avalanche Journal issue from Oct. 12 1964 lists subscription rates for morning morning and Sunday and morning and evening editions. It includes US flag pledge text and staff names Parker Pruuty Chas A Gut as editors and publishers.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
6Th St
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
National
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F
Sade
United States of America
Lubbock, Tex
Letters Remembering the 1930s School Uniforms
A reader recalls the 1930s era, noting uniform dress for girls and boys, simple lunches, rice bowls in 1936, and a desire for their children not to experience that hardship. The piece reflects on childhood memories from the Great Depression period.
Huge Waste on Wheels Boneyards Grow Across States
A special correspondent tours vast auto boneyards in the Eastern half of the nation, where thousands of late model cars lie abandoned. He notes most cars were not wrecks but worn out, with many worth little more than their parts. He estimates a single yard holds about 1,000 cars with vast lost value, and laments the economic waste of disposing of usable vehicles while new and used sales continue. He cites owners who finally scrap or sell parts as the only viable path.
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Mark
The
Avalanche Journal
J. T. Allen
Lamesa
Donnell Davis
North Gela
Hobbs
Belgian Firm Moves Up Antwerp Moon Rocks Project
A Belgian company advances in the Russia based moon rock initiative, signaling progress amid mounting international space cooperation. The firm’s role highlights ongoing collaboration between European firms and Russian lunar research efforts.
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Antwerp
Russia
Honest Men Ike Is Burden To Goldwater Seeton Tully
Opinion piece argues Dwight D. Eisenhower remains influential in the 1964 election, complicating Barry Goldwater’s bid as Ike advocates for not making NATO nuclear policy a campaign issue. It cites Main Street support, secrecy debates, and contrasts with Johnson.
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Seetie Tully
Seington
Barry Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Barry
Tully
Mozambique
Goldwater
Tke
NATO
Sould
Lyndon Johnson
Eisenhower
Plain Citizen
Main Street
Republican Task Force
Johnson
Lyndon
Time Magazine
U.S. News and World Report
Kennedy
Youth is that werind when every boy knows more than his old man
The line reflects a quirky view on youth and guidance, contrasting youthful confidence with parental experience in a humorous tone.
OPA allotment protest and Dewey critique noted in column
Rep Brooks of Louisiana demanded an investigation into OPA distribution in Texas Arkansas and Louisiana citing excess tire allotments for Jan 1 1943 to July 1 1944. Harold Ickes criticized Thomas Dewey as backed by solutionists and rabble rousers urging isolationist sentiments. Shallowater PTA elected new officers led by Mrs Vaughan and Mrs Johnson among others.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Washington
Brooks
D-La
Texas
Dallas
OPA
Arkansas
Louisiana
Price
Chester Bowles
Fort Worth
North
Los Angeles
Harold L. Ickes
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
White House
Shallowater Parent-Teacher Association
W. C. Vaughan
Carl Johnson
H. V. Newman
Jewel Stanton
Johnson
John Redwine
D. R. Weber
Elleine Woodward
Explaining 1955 Nuclear Policy In NATO Debates
A 1955 broadcast recounts NATO nuclear strategy and the use of atom bombs in Europe. It cites MC48 of December 1954 and document M3-54-3, with Gruenther and Norstad confirming allied plans and risk to Western morale amid Soviet pressures.
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Kenneth L. Dixon
NATO
White House
Defense Department
French Foreign Legion
Sahara
Geneva
Paris
Alfred M. Gruenther
Gruenther
Congress
Lauris Norstad
Norstad
Scotland
Turkey
North Sea
Mediterranean
United States
Europe
Tion
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Russia
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Ennie
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
DITOR
Iam
Car ‘Boneyards
Est Lake
Neva Rexroat
Avenue V
Tizzy
Kate Osana
Defense
Robert McNamara
Tyndon Johnson
William
Long New Haven
Conn
Chapeau Islands
Taranaki
Taylor
Gruenther I
National Broadcasting Company
Mr. Johnson
Jupiter
Hong Kong
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